"I Never Thought They'd Be Big" Nirvana Biographer Everett True

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  • Опубликовано: 31 дек 2024

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  • @LisaA-n6f
    @LisaA-n6f 2 дня назад

    I'm so glad you included Everett True in your excellent reporting on Nirvana. An interview with him would be wonderful if you could & wanted to swing it! He knew Kurt so well and his bio on Nirvana shares top place with Michael Azzerad's bio on them. (In my estimation). You are doing wonderful work here! True journalism! No exploitation & laziness which is so common.

    • @DanielSarkissian
      @DanielSarkissian  2 дня назад +1

      Hey Lisa I really appreciate the kind words, made my day! Thank you very much :) Ya an interview with him would be awesome, hopefully it can happen at some point

    • @LisaA-n6f
      @LisaA-n6f 2 дня назад +1

      @@DanielSarkissian You really deserve the praise Daniel. I've been a fan of your channel for a long time now but I'm new to adding RUclips comments - period. I love Nirvana and have read enough to know your research is of such a high caliber. And the guests you have had! Just awesome! Truly - keep up the great work!

    • @DanielSarkissian
      @DanielSarkissian  2 дня назад +1

      @@LisaA-n6f That means a lot Lisa, thank you! Sincerely appreciate it, hope you had a great Christmas & Happy New Years!

  • @aliya_punkenglish
    @aliya_punkenglish День назад

    I remember reading his cheeky book "True story of Nirvana". A really unfortunate title that actually says it all. His contempt and envy that he was there at the height of someone's fame and in the shadows. Gives the impression of those music journalists, who are failed artists. The whole book reads as "me and my important thoughts" on somebody who the rest of the world idolises. Left a metallic taste in my mouth. Michael Azerrad certainly did a better job and feels like a much warmer and kinder personality, who didn't try to belittle Kurt on the pages of his book.

  • @lucasoheyze4597
    @lucasoheyze4597 2 дня назад +1

    You can't trust the views of that kind of music journalist