What is the difference in nirvana and foo fighters?

May 19, 2010 by main man | Posted in Rock and Pop

I keep hearing that foo fighters are the same as nirvana without kurt cobain as a drummer.Is that true?

Who are you talking to, 9 year old girls? Dave Grohl was the drummer for Nirvana. He now sings and plays guitar for Foo Fighters. The Foo Fighters are not the same as Nirvana. Kurt was the singer/guitarist for Nirvana, not the drummer. They don't even

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Speaking of current youngster collagio, i really liked some of these Mario Wagner items & this guy Wagner a while ago did a 36pp postcard-size brochure for playstation tipped into VICE magazine (see his further clients works ) ... oh & i used to be a big fan of Neasden Control Centre , & in '07 i went to hamburg to see their expo in a small youngster gallery there... just loved their early collage work & crude drawings i found in their 1st book in 2003... meanwhile they too did lots of commercials/advertising (mtv, nike, volkswagen)... seems neasden started out as a 2-boy team in london, but for a while since then the stephen smith guy works with this anna girl & the collage thing stopped. it's funny how both wagner & neasden only use(d) old b/w '60s or '70s snippets in their work, no? and yes it seems quite a lotta those Youngsters Today show their f reie kunst 'WILD SIDE' STILL ROCKS  

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