Thread: The Rolling Stone 500: The 500 Greatest Songs Ever Written
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Old 01-29-2006, 12:07 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by Kane Knight
Wait, so you're justifying it's status on this list not on any quality of the music itself, but because it's a snapshot of cultural "revolution." So it's not even really about the song at all.
Exactly. I personally wouldn't put it in my top ten. It would probably struggle to make any list of mine (there are other Nirvana songs I'd rank above it, anyway). But I can understand why people would rank it so high.
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