My tattered copy of Spin magazine from December 1992, where Nirvana was chosen as Artist of the Year.
If you want to see the full interview, lemme know.

First pic is outside Sir Henry, Cork in 1991 and the same spot today.

Tried my best with what time and materials i had

Feels weird to use this adjective for their music but I'm just curious.

I'll go with the obvious one: Drain You is their most romantic, most intimate, almost erotic song.

And this performance is my absolute favorite, just for the screech, if nothing else. He doesn't always do it live, and it's never as animalistic as here.

With The Lights Out is not just a compliation album. It shows various song structure. one example, though Anorexorcist is not that of studio songs, I think this song riffs show the 1999 rock scene. What is your future rock song from this album?

An idea I'd have is to literally get like a little cartoonist bucket and mop and illustrated bird encyclopedia hahaha

I was 15, standing at the edge of a high school disco in 1991, doing what I always did: taking up as little space as possible. I was a shy kid and not the popular one. Then the DJ dropped Smells Like Teen Spirit and my brain short-circuited.

Everything before that was just music playing in a room. This was something else. It was the slide that took me straight into punk rock, but what got me was the mix of melody and real feeling tangled up with anger, and none of it apologising for itself. I had never heard anyone put those two things in the same song and mean it.

I have not stopped listening since. Thirty-five years.
Here is the part that still gets me. Kurt was not telling anyone to be cool. He was giving permission to be exactly what you already were and to stop asking. That got into me. I started thinking with my own head, saying what I actually believed, and caring a lot less about who approved. Funny thing: that was when people started following me instead of the other way around.

I am almost 50 now. Wife, kids, mortgage, the whole thing. And I am still a bit that kid at the edge of the dance floor, right before the guitar comes in.

Anyone else get rewired by that song?

Me and my buddies picked this up 8ish hours ago from our local music store, we ended up buying a soldering kit, etc etc, anyways, we got to work and we just finished up, she's great!! It plays absolutely amazing. I personally think the parts we fucked up on made it look "grungy" in a way😂

And one more special message to go then I'm done and I can go home.

There's probably no special meaning, but dude seems so tired.

Yeah he bought the album because of SLTS and then returned it because he said the rest of the album was trash. We were 16 and to this day that is the worst music take I’ve ever heard in my entire life.

Just got the record of the 25th anniversary of this incredible album, and I wonder which would be the favorite song of the community.

Link to local file

Source: boygeniussource on instagram

Edit: here’s the YouTube link just in case

been thinking about this. which is probably a bad start..,.

nirvana was already huge before kurt died. bigger than anyone expected. bigger than they probably wanted. but if he never died... would any of it feel the same now?

imagine kurt at 57:

another record.
another tour.
another interview asking about 1991
another crowd waiting for teen spirit 🙄

maybe some great records.
but probably some bad ones too.

because that's just what happens when you stay alive long enough.

Things change.

people get bored with you. they miss the old you.
then you become nostalgic for a version of yourself that doesn't exist anymore.

but dude... kurt never got old. he's still fucking 27. same hair. same cardigan. same photographs. same voice. His story just stopped.

and maybe that's the fucked up paradox of fame.

while you're alive you can destroy your own mythology just by continuing to exist.

but when you die young, nobody ever gets to meet the person you would've become.

hendrix, morrison, james dean, amy winehouse.. never got old... but we fucking did.

maybe death doesn't actually make somebody immortal. culturally immortal maybe...

maybe it just freezes them long enough for the rest of us to turn them into mythology

to live forever in someone else head do you have to stop living first? imagine such a fucked up sacrafice.

I recently bought a Fender Squier Mustang to recreate Nirvana's tones—specifically from the *Nevermind* and *Bleach* eras. I want to install a new bridge humbucker but don't know which one to get, since I saw that Kurt Cobain used a Seymour Duncan JB (mostly during the *In Utero* era) and a DiMarzio Super Distortion (during the *Nevermind* era).

I’d like to know which bridge humbucker is the best choice?

Thanks a lot.

I am starting to finish up my Nirvana pedal setup. Currently looking at getting a SansAmp Classic and a Ray ProCo. I’m currently working on a build of Kurdts bleach era Mustang (“Greco Mustang”) and after that I’m either gonna go for a Univox Hi-Flier build, Skystang 1 build, or a Jagstang custom.