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i was going to high school in the northwest in early 90's | Reviewer: hollywoodsaint | 12/30/08
brings back memories.I was in portland oregon and it always rained. whether it was the weather or wether a disaster of a girfriend.sometimes words that don't make sense when you hear them actually make the most sense. thank you kurt..
gg | Reviewer: gaw | 12/15/08
There's one bullshit about this song, he never actually lived under a bridge, his friends said so in one of the interviews. Though he did spend some time there smoking pot etc. it's still a depressive song if you ask me.
.. | Reviewer: underwater. | 12/12/08
i think that this is a way of kurt saying i know something bad is going to happen but i just don't know what. i don't think anybody ever really knows what he means in most of the stuff he writes because he doesn't want anyone to.
i understand that.
xxx Tamara | Reviewer: Tamara | 10/25/08
something in the way is good song!i love nirvana!!!hes best song is Lithium,Where did you sleep last night and about a girl!!i have NirvanaS book and i reed that 5x when he have 18year he lives with hes friend in the pink and small hous!he doesn t have a famili and hes bast frien was Jasi!
Upsetting | Reviewer: Faith | 10/28/08
the song is upsetting.
some people say that it is a sweet song and some say that it is a hard core song.
i think it is a personal song.
the song shows how different ppl live.
rock dies hard.
he never wanted to be famous, just wanted to make enough money to keep making music..
RIP Kurt Cobain
Bridge over the Wishkah | Reviewer: Jesse | 10/19/08
Oh, btw, he actually stayed under a bridge in Aberdeen as a kid for a bit...I've driven over it. So, while this song is obviously more metaphorical than that...it probably has something to do with that depression and desolation of running away and living under a crappy bridge.
depression | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/29/08
I'm suffering from lifetime depressions myself like Kurt. Fortunately I've had help and am under control with medications... but this song, and then especially the part after the 10 minute silence is exactly how I feel, it is striking. To a lot of people this part is just noise. But first the exhausted saying of mamaaa followed by chaos, fear, agony; thats just the way it is.
Re: todd | Reviewer: dave | 7/6/08
Anyone who grew up chilling with bums,finding places to drink, smoking at school breaks, in the plaza hating High School, during the same time, we have a similar sense of humor, there's lots of depressing towns. Plus, anyone's aloud to argue what they want, but if you didn't grow up like that don't base it on Aberdeen VH1 trivia shit, base it on realizing no one else will be able to have those memories grunge music brings back, but (us)!
re todd | Reviewer: dave | 7/6/08
Anyone who grew up chilling with bums,finding places to drink, smoking at school breaks, in the plaza hating High School, during the same time, we have a similar sense of humor, there's lots of depressing towns. Plus, anyone's aloud to argue what they want, but if you didn't grow up like that don't base it on Aberdeen VH1 trivia shit, base it on realizing no one else will be able to have those memories grunge music brings back, but (us)!
MAY THEIR MUSIC LIVE ON | Reviewer: Kathryn | 3/12/08
I am currently 14 years old and have only just listened to the album NEVERMIND and have to say it is a great album. It just goes to show that even though the band is long gone, the album being 17 - 18 years old, the music lives on through. I find it hard to comprehend music this good was written 2 years before I was even born! May their music live on forever, in the hearts of their beloved fans xx
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