What would Kurt Cobain have been doing during the Italian Renaissance if he were alive then? Would he have been a court musician employed at a castle? Did they have bands back then?
What would Kurt Cobain have been doing during the Italian Renaissance if he were alive then...
Matthew Lopez
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Jackson Robinson
Well, he was an anti musical pleb of little actual musical skill, so he would have likely just been a salty commoner.
Joshua Ward
court jester
David Collins
probably would have been a serf working the fields only to die in a war cause his owner didnt want to give up his land
Josiah Davis
That youtube comment. Popular music was invented in the early 1900's.
Before that most music was commissioned by rich people. Art in general was. This is why it was higher quality stuff like classical music rather than stupid shit niggers make.
Anyways. Its possible he would have just been some travelling musician, some sort of folk troubadour
Levi Watson
No, most music wasn't. There was far more folk music, it just wasn't written down and venerated by pretentious racist autists hundreds of years later.
Andrew Lee
>muh racisms
Great art is inherently elitist. The vast majority of the population are drooling morons
Caleb Bennett
probably wouldn't even have the same personality or interests
Dylan Harris
What drugs did they have then?
Joshua Rodriguez
he would've invented the shotgun
Caleb White
>redditspacing
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Go back
Henry Garcia
Being burnt at the stake for being sinister.
James Johnson
He would have been a painter. Sistine Chapel would have looked wild. Fetuses and lilies everywhere.
David Phillips
What would Kurt be doing during the mid-late 60s (in his early 20s)?
Levi Sullivan
Beatlemaniac
Levi Hernandez
I don't think it's as simple as that. Great art is pioneered by the elite, but beautiful music is enjoyed by the masses, even if they don't really appreciate it, or the meaning behind it. Wagner is a household name, Liszt was a rockstar in his day.
Easton Johnson
This.
Ian Collins
>cause his owner
Which would be the state because "property" is just a lease of land from the state.
Easton Brooks
See Velvet Underground.
Daniel Cox
>Liszt was a rockstar in his day
cringe
Matthew Scott
Fuck this stupid shit.
This is now a Helmet thread
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Lucas Sanchez
Liszt inspired hysteria in his performances, like that which we're accustomed to since the advent of the rock star. Does that sentence make you happier?
Landon Wood
This is a silly question. He wouldn't be the same Kurt because the Kurt we know and like was a product of his own time and society. He wouldn't be able to develop his personality and be able to come up with the skills and inspiration for his music if he didn't relieve his entire life exactly the way it was.
If we adapt his entire life to the Renaissance era though then maybe he would be some low class noble sorta like Beethoven and be employed by patrons as a musician. Perhaps he would be a drunkard instead of a drug addict since there wasn't any opium available back then in Europe afaik and he would kill himself by hanging.
Charles Lee
Truth sometimes is cringe. Deal.