The story of nirvana

Has there ever been a lyric that codified the entire attitude of a generation better than, "Here we are now -- entertain us"? That line, delivered amidst a cavalcade of free-associative imagery in the chorus of Nirvana's breakout single "Smells Like Teen Spirit," managed to vividly invoke the energy...

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