If you think "Nirvana's" "In Utero" is good, listen to "Incesticide" or "Sliver the best of the box" ..... "Sliver the best of the box" is my idea of great music and REAL music, because I love the rawness of it. Part of it was home demos and solo stuff. I personally think that "Nirvana's" "Heartbreaker" was way better than "Led Zeppelin's" original. Led Zeppelin is a really great awesome band though don't get me wrong. Both Led Zeppelin and Nirvana were influenced by Huey Ledbetter or "Lead Belly". Led Zeppelin were influenced more on the blues side though. I also love "Lead belly's" music to death! It rocks so hard even though its real old and stuff he sang about what needed to be sung about. The man really had a hard life, Being hated for being black, beat, in jail and wrongly accused, being poor and that stuff. Farmers and cotton picking folks of the south often sang the folk music like that and still do although a lot has changed. He made the best of it by doing what he knew best playing the guitar and singing. My point is, that whatever type of music you sing and preform from Religious to Death Metal, it all has these certain roots and origin that is comes from. Sorta like musical ancestery. I base my music primarly from the 90's grunge/alternative that I grew up with, classic rock (parents listened to it too), punk rock, and some older metal. I was influenced by the 90's alternative stuff so I picked up the guitar a 6 when I got one for my birthday. I basically learned to play up until this point where I still play today. I started writting songs when I was in school, I wrote about my childhood experances, problems I have in life, bi-polor, drugs, depression, adhd, being alone, being different than everyone around me, being treated unequal, being bi, personal life experances, hardships, friend's deaths (I even had a friend die right after he helped me write a song). I actually noticed that my music sounded like Nirvana when my own lyrics and sound began to take form. Just because I'm majorly influenced by Kurt Cobain and Nirvana doesn't mean I copy him. Some of my songs sound like the Ramones sometimes and Green Day (before they were mainstream). I am also from the south and have a country accent so I call my music "southern grunge" just as there is a southern rock. So really all music has something in it, but it also what you put in it as well. I myself prefer the music that speaks to me and can relate my life from. Music just speaks to others in different ways is all. Last but not least, R.I.P Huey Ledbetter, Aka The Twelve string king.

 Well excuse me...Really, what u want from me? I'm my own man, Nothing else.