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Rare Nirvana ‘In Utero’ Commercial Features Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic + Dave Grohl Giving Birth
Words cannot describe the bizarre, jaw-dropping nature of a long-lost promo for Nirvana's third studio album, 'In Utero' just surfaced. The would-be commercial for 'In Utero' features "pregnant" Nirvana members Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic and Dave Grohl taking a birthing class taught by comedian Bobcat Goldthwait in drag. Yes, you read that correctly.
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Late Nirvana Frontman Kurt Cobain’s Grandfather Leland Cobain Dies at 89
Leland Cobain, the grandfather of late Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain, has passed away at the age of 89. According to GrungeReport.net, the elder Cobain died in Montesano, Wash., on Wednesday (May 29).
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Soundgarden’s Ben Shepherd Recalls Time When He Nearly Became Nirvana’s Lead Guitarist
Did you know that Soundgarden bassist Ben Shepherd nearly became a member of Nirvana? Before either Soundgarden or Nirvana became grunge legends, Shepherd almost became Nirvana's second guitarist, but the band chose instead to remain a three-piece until the addition of Germs strummer Pat Smear.
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Seattle News Outlet Unveils Previously Unpublished Photos of Kurt Cobain Death Scene
In the world of rock, the date April 5 is a solemn one, as it marks the anniversary of the death of both Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain and Alice in Chains singer Layne Staley. Now, 19 years after Cobain's death, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer online newspaper has unveiled a number of never-before-published photos of Cobain's death scene have been revealed, some of which show Cobain being carried out of his home by medical workers.
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Dave Grohl on Performing Nirvana Material Live: ‘It Just Hasn’t Felt Right’
When Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl began to put together Foo Fighters in 1994, it would have been incredibly easy to draw fans in by covering the Nirvana monster tracks which made the drummer a grunge icon. However, Grohl never took that path, choosing to focus on original music while taking the Foos down a different path than the one Nirvana had helped carve.
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Nirvana ‘Nevermind’ Producer Butch Vig Reveals New Details on Recording of Iconic Album
Nirvana's 'Nevermind' is arguably the most impactful rock album of the last 25 years. Its legend speaks for itself, selling over 30 million copies worldwide thanks to grunge masterpieces such as 'Smells Like Teen Spirit,' 'Come As You Are,' 'Drain You' and 'In Bloom.' You may think you've attained all the 'Nevermind' knowledge ever made public, but there are some new tidbits from producer Butch Vig and frontman Kurt Cobain that may deepen your understanding of the album.
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Grunge Cage Match: Nirvana vs. Soundgarden [VIDEO + POLL]
Cage Match champion Nirvana jumps back in the cage today with another ’90s great Soundgarden as we continue our battle involving grunge bands.
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Grunge Cage Match: Nirvana vs. Stone Temple Pilots [VIDEO + POLL]
New Cage Match champion Nirvana jumps back in the cage today with another '90s great Stone Temple Pilots. Let's go back and grunge.
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’90s vs. Today Battle Featured on Today’s Cage Match With Adelitas Way + Nirvana [VIDEO + POLL]
Adelitas Way continues to dominate the Cage Match. Can they survive much longer? We're going to mix it up a little today and do a little 1990s vs. today's music with Nirvana taking on the boys from Adelitas Way.
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Olympic Swimmer Ryan Lochte Recreates Nirvana’s ‘Nevermind’ Album Cover
If imitation is the ultimate sign of flattery, then Nirvana's 'Nevermind' album cover has to be one of the most beloved images in pop culture history. The iconic artwork has been replicated many times over the years, and Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte is the latest to pay tribute, recreating the image for 'ESPN The Magazine's new music issue.
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Dave Grohl’s Sound City Players Enlist Stevie Nicks, Members of Nirvana + More in Hollywood
Almost four hours. That's how long Dave Grohl and his Sound City Players commandeered the stage at the Palladium in Hollywood for last night (Jan. 31). That's a long time for any act to perform, but this was no average show -- or average band. This was Dave Grohl performing with the likes of Stevie Nicks, John Fogerty, members of Rage Against the Machine and more. Grohl did warn the crowd "we're gonna be here for a while," and he didn't disappoint, turning in a once-in-a-lifetime, you-had-to-be-there show.
