Jack Black: ‘Nirvana were the last big rock band’
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Jack Black: ‘Nirvana were the last big rock band’
Samuel Turner
Levi Ramirez
This man is the embodiment of intellectual laziness
Sebastian Allen
Actually Radiohead (1995-2003) was the last big rock band
Dylan Evans
That would be tame impala.
Jacob Murphy
That's a fact talking in terms of cultural impact.
Jaxon Cruz
>There was ever a big rock band
Aaron Wilson
it's just an objective statement unless you want to quibble about standards. i like to think that royal trux is the last great american band
Jackson Martinez
Foo Fighters
Radiohead
Queens of the Stone Age
Arctic Monkeys
Tame Impala
Josiah Barnes
That would be Skid Row
Jack King
They’re big not Nirvana big and that’s the point Jack is trying to make read the interview before you slander his name
Eli Fisher
John Coltrane was the last big rock band
Biggie Smalls was the last big
Charles Nguyen
Not Nirvana-tier big
And not rock
Joseph Brown
i love you for pressing post
Jason Young
I love you too user
Blake Kelly
muse was the last big rock band (1999 - 2006)
Jackson Sanders
but they were neither rock, nor big nor even really a band when you think about it
William Thompson
eh, felt like their first 3 albums (Showbiz, OoS, Absolution) were pretty heavily alternative rock oriented, just mixed with experimental rock and stuff.
Black Holes was pretty rock oriented, but more experimental than their albums before
Daniel Powell
What about Linkin Park, The White Stripes, and My Chemical Romance? (note that the only one of those three I like is The White Stripes)
Jonathan Peterson
Still no where near as big why can’t u people understand this
Daniel Rogers
Boomer mentality but he's ultimately right.
Brody Baker
nirvana is just as much a pop band, just 'heavier'. in tame impalas early days they were just as noisy but now hes more electronic dance oriented.
Liam Powell
almost all music is pop music, just heavier
Evan Roberts
According to Google, Nirvana sold 75 million records, and Linkin Park sold 110 million.
Robert Walker
Nickelback is rock, right? Or was it Black Metal? I get the two mixed up some times.
Nathaniel Rodriguez
it's actually commercialised blacked death so yeah... not even close
Parker Gutierrez
The statement is simply wrong, why can't you understand that, retard?