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近期被各大媒体不断炒作的Nirvana最后的作品"you know you are right"
终于在9月21日晚8点(美国时间)被泄露在Internet上,这举动将导致Nirvana的最新精选的销量至少下降80%.
趁这首歌被查封之前,请所有Nirvana的热爱者赶快下载吧
地址: http://home.quicknet.nl/qn/prive/dlaan/Nirvana_You_Know_Youre_Right_Studio_Version.mp3
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Finally it happened. Sometime around 8 PM Eastern Time yesterday, September 21, a song called "You Know You're Right" appeared on the Internet. The song (recorded by Nirvana in January 1994) has been discussed in great length over the past couple of years and remains to be released officially. Now, a complete high quality recording of it made it's way onto the Internet and is being enjoyed by thousands of cheering fans everywhere.
Back in May 2002 the whole community was stunned when short clips of the song appeared online. The clips (totaling just 47 seconds all together) quickly became a hot topic for debate on the 'net and even in the media where MTV's Kurt Loder, for one, asked Dave Grohl about the whole incident. Today the complete song (3:35 minutes) is spreading like wildfire and the reaction from Courtney's camp remains to be seen. Last time (when the short clips were being distributed around), Courtney's manager James Barber contacted countless webmasters to state that websites hosting, or even promoting the clips, should immediately halt all such activity.
The song is planned to be the highlight of a Nirvana Best-Of Compilation that is scheduled for a Christmas release. Earlier in the year Mr. Barber commented that; "[An album with] You Know You're Right' could sell up to 15 million copies worldwide, more than 'Nevermind.' Without the song, sales may be one-fifth that number." In the likely event that most fans get to hear the song before the release of the CD - one could question it's chances of success. Unless they think of something else that could be considered 'new' to put on the CD, it will basically only comprise songs that Nirvana fans have already heard ... hundreds of times before.
As far as the quality of the song goes - the fans are somewhat divided in their opinion. I think few would go as far as calling it "a spectacular piece of music. Probably one of the most important pieces of music to be released in years" as Mr. Barber did. While there's no question it is a great song, it's potential as a huge mainstream hit isn't particularly high in my opinion. In any case the song is finally here for the fans to hear. One such fan had this reaction when first learning about what had happened;
"I had no idea what was going on. Then I downloaded it ... Oh my god. I nearly cried. Literally. I was out of breath and wanted to burst into tears. I mean, the last song ever recorded by Nirvana. 8+ years stuck in a box collecting dust then one day BOOM! It's emotional. For me, man. I was in awe. I thought it was amazing. But the feel is so different. The first two or three times I played it it didn't 'FEEL' like Nirvana. At all. It was so new to me even though I've heard the live version and played it many times. It's such a different feeling emitting from that song that it just so morbid. I'm speechless."
Of course, as news of the song's apperance began to spread, people posted eagerly on the various Nirvana message boards online - including NFC's very own. The Nirvana forum here had at one point more than 130 people gazing over it's pages at the same time, posting or reading all the reactions. The initial thread about the song has currently been viewed more than 4.000 times. I am sure the community will be talking about this song for quite some time and it's going to be interesting to see the Nirvana camp's official reaction.
If you would like to talk about the song and express your comments on it, please use this thread on the board.
We ask that you please not post requests for the song, and the song will not be put on this website for legal reasons
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发表于 2002-9-23 17:02:00