Kurt Cobain has been called the canary in the coalmine of American youth, as well as the icon of the dying Age of Pisces. Yet, there was a legend built around the artist's entrance into "the 27 club" when he committed suicide in 1994, taking away from the timelessness of his universal message. The punk movement's liberation from form freed Cobain's genius to make Nirvana music out of the most basic human expression: the mournful cry for help. The grunge movement was encapsulated in Cobain's mess...
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The Huffington Post - 27 Feb 2015 22:15
Kurt Cobain has been called the canary in the coalmine of American youth, as well as the icon of the dying Age of Pisces. Yet, there was a legend built around the artist's entrance into "the 27 club" when he committed suicide in 1994, taking away from the timelessness of his universal message. The punk movement's liberation from form freed Cobain's genius to make Nirvana music out of the most basic human expression: the mournful cry for help. The grunge movement was encapsulated in Cobain's mess...
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