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| − | In 1988, before he was famous, Cobain made an experimental collage tape called ''"Montage of Heck",'' where pieces of ''[[Help I'm A Rock]]'', ''[[It Can't Happen Here]],'' ''[[Does This Kind Of Life Look Interesting To You?]]'', ''[[Who Are The Brain Police?]]'' and ''[[Invocation & Ritual Dance Of The Young Pumpkin]]'' can be heard. | + | In 1988, before he was famous, Cobain made an experimental collage tape called ''"Montage of Heck",'' where pieces of ''[[Help, I'm A Rock]]'', ''[[It Can't Happen Here]],'' ''[[Does This Kind Of Life Look Interesting To You?]]'', ''[[Who Are The Brain Police?]]'' and ''[[Invocation & Ritual Dance Of The Young Pumpkin]]'' can be heard. |
In January 1994 Cobain gave a speech during a concert where he spoke with regret about four of his recently passed away role models: actor [[River Phoenix]], [[Frank Zappa]], actor [[Fred Gwynne]] of [[The Munsters]] and radical senator [[Dixie Lee Ray]]. | In January 1994 Cobain gave a speech during a concert where he spoke with regret about four of his recently passed away role models: actor [[River Phoenix]], [[Frank Zappa]], actor [[Fred Gwynne]] of [[The Munsters]] and radical senator [[Dixie Lee Ray]]. | ||
Revision as of 20:41, 23 November 2010
Kurt Cobain (February 20, 1967 - April 5, 1994) was an American rock singer and frontman of the group Nirvana.
References
In 1988, before he was famous, Cobain made an experimental collage tape called "Montage of Heck", where pieces of Help, I'm A Rock, It Can't Happen Here, Does This Kind Of Life Look Interesting To You?, Who Are The Brain Police? and Invocation & Ritual Dance Of The Young Pumpkin can be heard.
In January 1994 Cobain gave a speech during a concert where he spoke with regret about four of his recently passed away role models: actor River Phoenix, Frank Zappa, actor Fred Gwynne of The Munsters and radical senator Dixie Lee Ray.
