Word: nirvana
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...most boring band in modern rock pays a visit to Boston, and if anything’s right in the world, no one will attend. Sure, going back and listening to old Nirvana records and realizing that Puddle of Mudd don’t sound that different, at least on the surface, can be painful and embarrassing, but the fact is Puddle of Mudd’s got no soul and no heart, no matter how similar their riffs sound to Nirvana’s. Or just put on some In Utero and stay home. 6 p.m. Tickets $15.25. Avalon...
...need to watch this or that show, who rail in favor of personal liberty and free choice—well, there’s always the junior common rooms. You’ll have time to recover from the exertion of walking thither as you sink into cable-induced Nirvana...
Yeah. When you're in the car together, that's a good time. I'm always testing her, like, Which Beatle is this? O.K., this is Nirvana, the best band of the '90s. She's sort of a medievalist, music of the Renaissance...
Metal band Jucifer deliver abrasive indie-rock that recalls such heavyweights as Nirvana, My Bloody Valentine and Black Sabbath. Jet by Day and Medea Connection also perform. 9 p.m. $8, 18+. The Middle East Upstairs, 472 Massachusetts...
Rather than bring his frenzied Nirvana style to each project, Grohl strives to blend in. He usually spends a week or two in the recording studio ("Anybody who spends more than a few days laying down drums is an idiot," he says) and takes his cues from his collaborators' melodies. On Queens of the Stone Age's throbbing, bass-driven Songs for the Deaf, Grohl set the frantic pace and then stayed out of the way, while on Cat Power's You Are Free his style is more impressionistic, adding a layer of sadness to the songs. For Killing Joke...