Guns N’ Roses and Nirvana were two of the biggest bands of the early ’90s. Both groups released their second LPs one week apart in late 1991, on the same label, Geffen Records. Early Days of Guns N’ Roses vs Nirvana Guns N’ Roses dropped their highly anticipated double album Use Your Illusion 1 & […]
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Nirvana rose to prominence in the early 90’s due to the astronomical success of their second album in 1991, Nevermind. Two years later, amongst all the band’s success and internal tensions that came along with it, drummer Dave Grohl briefly quit the band. Internal Tensions Between Dave Grohl and Kurt Cobain In the biography, This
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Nirvana released their third and final studio album In Utero in September of 1993. Unbeknownst to fans and even the members of the group, they would be done only 8 months later. In November of 1993, Nirvana played MTV Unplugged and later the same month, performed on MTV’s program Live and Loud. In January of
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Guitar Hero and Rock Band were some of the most popular video games for about half a decade, starting in the mid 2000’s. The developers behind the Rock Band franchise, Harmonix, were releasing new songs every week for pretty much 6 years straight until 2013. From 2007 to 2010, both Guitar Hero and Rock Band
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Nirvana released their final studio album, In-Utero in September of 1993. Ahead of the album’s release, the band’s label, DGC records issued “Heart-Shaped Box” as the first single. “Heart-Shaped Box” Tops the Charts The song topped the alternative rock charts in America and went top 10 in several countries in Europe. The video for the
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