Cobain and Caulfield, in common? I say thee nay. Love him as we may, Holden was neither a lyricist nor a musician. In fact, he pretty much lacked any talents at all. He couldn't even make the fencing team, for chrissakes. L. On Thu, 8 Apr 1999 depressed@collegemail.com wrote: > Hi > > A lot of people seem upset that I wrote about > Kurt Cobain and Nirvana. Excuse me, but you've been comparing Salinger > and Kafka and many others. Why not Cobain? > It seems to be he has a LOT in common with Holden Caulfield! Or isn't > it good enough to compare with someone who's actually not a famous > writer like Hemingway or Kafka? Don't mean to offend no one but it > seems to me that there might be some literary snobs out there! > And Cobain was a VERY gifted songwriter and lyricist. If you'd bother > to learn about him and read some of his lyrics instead of > concentrating only on *important* literature, maybe you'd find out! > > And to the guy who said that something about a lot of cobain's stuff > being because of heroin, I say this: Heroin doesn't make people > talented! > I could use heroin for 50 years and still wouldn't be able to write > songs like Kurt. > > -Grant- > > ___________________________________________________ > Get Your Free Email at http://www.friendlyemail.com > { Luke Seemann }{ http://i.am/so_smrt }{ (408) 942-0428 }