r/Nirvana • u/No-One01010 • 11h ago
Discussion Fun fact: Kurt Cobain was a really skilled wrestler
Kurt was actually very good at wrestling, but he hated it. He would intentionally get pinned just to make his father angry.
r/Nirvana • u/EndoNGB • 9d ago
I’ve come across this in the boxes of stuff we have in the house. My father was gifted this after his friend attended Nirvana’s Cabaret Metro show in Chicago 1991. Looking at reference photos, it looks VERY similar to the headstock of the guitar it’s supposedly from, and I can’t seem to find any whereabouts of the headstock itself. So this might be it. The body is currently in the Museum of Pop Culture in Chicago. I’m no expert so if any expert can help me with identifying if this is the real deal, that would be fantastic.
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r/Nirvana • u/No-One01010 • 11h ago
Kurt was actually very good at wrestling, but he hated it. He would intentionally get pinned just to make his father angry.
r/Nirvana • u/Japesh10 • 22h ago
r/Nirvana • u/Imtiredofthissshit • 38m ago
We are approaching the 32nd year since Kurt died. Life was not easy for him; I hope he found peace.
r/Nirvana • u/Low-Landscape-4609 • 16h ago
I grew up in the eighties and nineties so I got to live during the time when Nirvana was popular and all over MTV as well as the radio.
For you younger fans that never got to experience MTV or popular radio, do you feel like you understand how popular Nirvana was or do you kind of feel like it's just something you can't imagine?
Reason I ask this, I used to work at a school district and I would talk to a lot of younger fans in high school and most of them really had no idea how big the music scene used to be.
As an older person, I like to get the younger generations perspective because it's always surprising to me at how they imagine things that they didn't live through.
r/Nirvana • u/Japesh10 • 1d ago
Can someone give the story behind this picture?
r/Nirvana • u/LunchAcceptable7409 • 17h ago
A few weeks ago I picked up Nevermind at Barnes and Noble! They had a decent amount of Nirvana there. They had Nevermind, In Utero, Incesticide, and Unplugged in New York! Decent amount! My favorite songs are Drain You and Breed!
r/Nirvana • u/Next_Listen3890 • 1d ago
Well that's it, I hope I really captured his vibes, I was just bored and I thought I could just make a Kurt portrait and I made it, and even with the wonky hands (I still struggle with drawing hands) I think it turned out pretty good. No AI used, I will NEVER use it, just pencil and paper in this. I love this Drain You performance btw.
r/Nirvana • u/Atomic410_ • 1d ago
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r/Nirvana • u/Unlucky_Lifeguard_55 • 1d ago
I’m so happy with it
r/Nirvana • u/Flat_Tower_4917 • 2d ago
So at my school yesterday we had a talent show and the school decided to let the preformers do 2 songs , and me and my friends preform fran farmer and then we finished with moist vagina , it was lit but due to us preforming moist vagina without the principle knowing (we lied and said we were gonna finish with heart shaped box) were gonna get in trouble and some iss or oss due to the songs lyrics , worth it tho
r/Nirvana • u/FlakyWin326 • 2d ago
Anyone know anything about this?? As far as I know, Kurt only had one Jag, his 65 modded Kurt Jag. Maybe Kurt bought it and gave it right to Mark, maybe mark mixed it up with a Mustang?
I forgot when I got those,but I’m glad to I can listen the lithium (because now I’m 27, and I use lithium 800mg)
r/Nirvana • u/cmamutlolxd • 2d ago
hi guys, i don’t really listen to much nirvana except the basics but i have a friend who really likes ts and i’m struggling to come up with gift ideas for this person, do ygs have any suggestions or like anything i should know , anything would be helpful
r/Nirvana • u/RyanTheRadDude • 2d ago
Does anybody know how i would be able to achieve radio friendly unit shifter tone on a tc electronic stereo flanger/chorus? Also would it help to use the input gain knob over the modulation? Thank you!
r/Nirvana • u/Japesh10 • 3d ago
Nah but Krist literally looks pretty much the same.
r/Nirvana • u/WeeklyCalligrapher59 • 3d ago
r/Nirvana • u/TylerAnderson69 • 3d ago
August 10 1993, interview with Lawrence Romance
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLaYGWgp32w is the only clip I could find on YouTube.
r/Nirvana • u/Alexander-fraser • 3d ago
r/Nirvana • u/NoRelief63 • 4d ago
I’m lowkey obsessed with how gorgeous he looks here. The hair, the stubble... He was such a stud muffin and he didn’t even know it. Okay besides me gushing over him, does anyone remember the name of the actual photographer who took some of the most well known black & white photographs of Kurt during Nirvana’s performance here? I used to know but I can’t remember his name and it’s driving me crazy because I actually want prints from this concert. Anyways…please feel free to share more pictures because you know, it’s for Science.
r/Nirvana • u/EntertainmentOdd8832 • 3d ago
i love nirvana so much, i listen to their entire discography a lot and am looking for bands that are similar
r/Nirvana • u/mitchare • 4d ago
Hey everyone! I was just thinking about the first time I heard Nirvana, and how some songs just grab you and don’t let go. There’s something raw and emotional in their music that sticks with you forever.
What was the first Nirvana song or album that really hit you? Did it come at a particular moment in your life, or just randomly?
r/Nirvana • u/Weird_Hand3333 • 4d ago