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Alive is a helluva lot better than FF, which is still a great song.
I don't disagree with you. This is one of the rare instances where my own personal experience with a song, my own history and such -- you know, the stuff Anders is always talking about -- is more important to me than actual composition, songwriting, and performance.
I think these are both incredible top tier songs by these respective bands. I totally understand any argument for Alive being better. But there's too much of me wrapped up in FF to set aside.
I won't be upset when Alive takes this. There are much worse songs to lose out to. But goddaman that Frances Farmer and her wicked charms.
I was never a big Nirvana fan growing up, but have come to appreciate their music over the years. As such Frances Farmer will always be more fresh than Alive. But I do think that Alive is the superior song, so it gets my vote.
Alive is a helluva lot better than FF, which is still a great song.
I don't disagree with you. This is one of the rare instances where my own personal experience with a song, my own history and such -- you know, the stuff Anders is always talking about -- is more important to me than actual composition, songwriting, and performance.
I think these are both incredible top tier songs by these respective bands. I totally understand any argument for Alive being better. But there's too much of me wrapped up in FF to set aside.
I won't be upset when Alive takes this. There are much worse songs to lose out to. But goddaman that Frances Farmer and her wicked charms.
Post subject: Re: 177. Alive vs. Frances Farmer...
Posted: Thu September 21, 2017 4:00 pm
The worst
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FF was, for a long time, my favorite song on In Utero. It's great. I expected it to run away with this and while I would have been angry because Alive lost, I would have happily supported FF in future matches
"I miss the comfort in being sad" is such a powerful sentiment. It was when I was 13, everything. As a 37 year old who has terrible mood swings, who battles with his own worth, it's just as meaningful, even if the meaning has shifted some.
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