Daniel Johnston Art Exhibit at Lipscomb Nashville Scene During Nirvana's post-Nevermind mega-success, Kurt Cobain repeatedly wore a T-shirt that bore the cover image of Daniel Johnston's 1983 cassette release Hi, How Are You?: a crudely drawn frog-like monster with eye stalks, who croaks the project's ...
Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love plastered all over Japanese clothing Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog) Nothing makes a fashion statement quite like Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love — all over your pants. Japanese clothing retailer Eyescream is marketing a collection of Kurt and Courtney themed clothes in Japan in partnership with Spade Magazine and ...
Yesterday Was Thursday, and Today It Is the One-Year Anniversary of 'Friday' Spin Magazine By Caryn Ganz on February 10, 2012 5:58 PM Comment Do you remember where you were when you learned Kurt Cobain had died? Sadly, we don't, and it's a memory lapse that has plagued us for the past 18 years. And in a bit of twisted irony, we know exactly ...
Toronto promoter Elliott Lefko hits it big in LA CTV.ca There were the early Nirvana shows that Lefko industriously reeled into Toronto, leading to one oft-remembered night in which the young promoter had to softly dissuade Kurt Cobain from hurling beer bottles at the wall (he wanted to see if they would ...
Ask the Barman: Irish charm Jerusalem Post By YONI COHEN 02/09/2012 15:40 Bartender Eliad waits on Victoria's Secret models and daydreams about serving Kurt Cobain whiskey and coke. By Yoni Cohen Somewhat of a Tel Aviv institution among locals and tourists alike, there's never a dull moment at ...
Fender guitar inspired by Kurt Cobain "Smells Like Teen Spirit" at NAMM 2012 Examiner.com By Phyllis Pollack In time for NAMM 2012, Fender has recently released the new Kurt Cobain Mustang, in commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the band's Smells Like Teen Spirit album. Southpaws will also love the fact the new guitar comes in both ...
Who should get the folk Grammy — Fleet Foxes or Eddie Vedder? The Seattle Times Scandalously, two of our most famous and influential musicians, Jimi Hendrix and Kurt Cobain, didn't live long enough to win. (Nirvana's award came after Cobain died; Hendrix just never got one.) But over the years Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters, Soundgarden, ...
