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1 online resource. |
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February to June 1989 : Fledglings. Hair Swinging Neanderthals / Phil West -- On the Subs Bench : Nirvana / John Robb -- It's the Classic Punk Rock Rags-to-Riches Story / Hanmi Hubbard -- September to November 1989 : Old new world. Two or Three Things I Know About Kurt Cobain / Guido Chiesa -- September 1989 -- Rockerilla (Italy) -- You Need Water, You Don't Need Records / Mark Shafer -- You're Just Nirvana? / Lena Jordebo -- Sweet Like Honey : Nirvana / Sebastian Zabel -- January to August 1990 : Underground darlings. That's Not Rock 'n' Roll / Bill Reid -- Long Haired Nirvana Guy Shaves Head! National Hysteria Ensues, Nirvana Keeps on Going / Anne Filson -- It Was Really Cool About 1985 -- October to November 1990 : UK rising. What Happened to Rebellion? What Happened to Rock 'n' Roll? / James Sherry -- Nirvana / Fraser McKay -- Heaven Can't Wait / Push -- March to October 1991 : One to watch. Most Things Piss Me Off, I Can't Help It / Garth Mullins -- The Golden Twenties / Marcus Koehler -- We've Read a Few Reviews of the Single and They're More Than Positive / James Sherry -- Nirvana : The Short Trip Up / Paul Kimball -- No Way Can We Touch the Plastic Ono Band / Marc Coiteux -- Washington's Pounding 'Teen Spirit' / Randy Hawkins -- November to December 1991 : the deluge. Nirvana : The Creeps / Luca Collepiccolo I Find It Embarrassing to Have Such Great Expectations Placed on Us / Gilbert Blecken -- Titles, Theses, Temperament, and Grunge as Pop / Jens Kirschneck -- The Sum of Ten Years of Alternative Rock, Nirvana's Name Is on Everyone's Lips / David Kleijwegt -- Atomic / Lucio Spiccia -- Nirvana / Giancarlo De Chirico -- It's Not as Drastic a Change as Everyone Is Claiming / Angela Zocco -- If We Weren't Friends I Wouldn't Want to Be in This Band / Niels Delvaux -- Accept Me, General Public, Because I Need the Cash / Frederic Brebant -- Hype, But Not Really? / Annemiek Van Grondel -- Kurt's a Middle Child, That's Why He's So Maladjusted / Bram Van Splunteren -- They Screamed 'Sellout' and Spat on Us / Robyn Doreian -- Racism, Sexism, and Nationalism Are Driving Us Toward Ignorance / Aline Giordano -- January to February 1992 : Sullenness. It's Sort of Sad When There's Yuppies Dancing to Our Song / James Sherry -- Well This Is as Punk Rock as Elvis / Jessica Adams -- Rock Still Has Great Stories to Tell / Youri Lenquette -- The Answer Is No / Jen Oldershaw -- It's Going to Move Over and Knock It Off the Precipice. Into Oblivion -- Thank Heaven for Nirvana / Patrick Chng -- Enlightening Trio / Sujesh Pavithran -- They're Just in Their Seats and It's Really Strange / Beatriz Pecker -- March to September 1992 : Rest and resuscitation. An Interview ... With Kurt Cobain / Carlos Cake Nunez -- He Likes to Keep Things Cryptic and Open-Ended / Cyrus Aman -- We Were the Chosen Rejects / Kenan Seeberg -- Raw, Wild, and Confusing / Lars Aldman -- There Are Things That You Can't Turn Down / Rafa Cervera -- Every Bath ... Is an Experience In Itself. Life or Death -- Grunge Is Dead / Jim Crotty and Michael Lane -- October 1992 to January 1993 : Nadir. A Little Trip Down Here for the Weekend / Jorge Aedo -- Three Common Guys Who Made Music They Could Hum / Cesar Fuentes Rodriguez -- I Used to Practice When I First Grabbed the Guitar / Sergio Marchi -- The Problem Is You're Now a Caricature / Michael Lane -- Incesticide / Kurt Cobain -- The Dark Side of Nirvana's Kurt Cobain / Kevin Allman -- The True Picture of the Nineties Rock Icon That Courtney Says She Likes to Fight / Eva Joory -- So Many Bright Lights in My Eyes / Rodrigo Lariu -- May to December 1993 : Damage control. Re: You Call This Nirvana? / Krist Novoselic -- From a Stowaway in an Attic / Kurt Cobain -- Back into the State of Mind I'm in Every Few Months / Phil Sutcliffe -- I Have No Desire to Become Any Better of a Guitar Player / Edgar Klusener -- Uterine Fury / Youri Lenquette -- In the Womb with the New LP / Marcus Koehler -- Hell, It's Other People / Emmanuel Tellier -- Nirvana Spars with Demon Fame / G. Brown -- The Neglected Destruction / David Dufresne -- February to April 1994 : The rest is silence. It's Up in the Air Right Now. Still a Mystery. To Us -- Kurt Cobain : Tribute to a Reluctant Guitar Hero / Chuck Crisafulli -- Nirvana / Sandrine Maugy -- To BoddAH / Kurt Cobain. |
| Summary |
The most extensive and complete portrait of Kurt Cobain's life as it unfolded Cobain on Cobain places the reader at the key moments of Kurt Cobain's rollercoaster life, telling the tale of Nirvana entirely through his words and those of his bandmates as they unleashed the whirlwind that would consume them for the last half of their five-year career. This is the most comprehensive compendium of interviews with the band ever released and each interview is another knot in a thread running from just after the recording of their first album Bleach to the band's collapse in 1994 followed shortly by Cobain's suicide. Interviews have been selected to provide definitive coverage of the events of those five years from as close to the key moments as possible, so that the reader can experience Cobain reacting to the circumstances of each tour, each new release, each public incident, all the way to the end. Including a huge number of interviews that have never before seen print, Cobain on Cobain will long remain the definitive source for anyone searching for Kurt Cobain's version of his own story. |
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Requires Boundless App. |
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Cobain, Kurt, 1967-1994 -- Interviews.
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Nirvana (Musical group)
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Music.
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Rock musicians -- United States -- Interviews.
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| Genre |
Electronic books.
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| ISBN |
9781613730973 |
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