I totally agree. At the age of 15, I was distraught by his suicide. It was almost the same thing as a friend or relative departing this earth. Nirvana was an amazing band that left us pure rock music to enjoy for the ages. You could only imagine how Kurt's musical creativity peaking if he was alive today.

Even when I hear or see the unplugged performance, I cannot deny the hurt and pain in his voice. He was young, talented, gifted, and a groundbreaking artist, who spoke his mind. He hated the corporate mentality and acknowledged the fact that humans need to be sympathetic, empathetic, and compassionate, which is also a far cry from today's reality.

Unfortunately, he did not see the beauty of his daugher. If he had, he would have stayed on earth. The baby will be fatherless, and Kurt was not aware of the fact that his suicide will cause the same pain to his daughter.

Another tragic story. One more thing, his music is timeless just like Hendrix and Floyd. The "rock" of the late 90s and today does not even come close to his creativity.

Salam,

Peroze