The recordings allow Kurt Cobain to tell his side of the over-sensationalized Nirvana story in his own words. This really strips away the glam and provides a real human-side of the story that makes a lot of sense and gives real insight into what Cobain really thinks…he loves music….he is lazy…he has a twisted view on society….he deals with severe stomach and back pain….he doesn’t like people that much. The soundtrack features music that Cobain listened to and helped form his musical sound. There are no Nirvana songs in the soundtrack….but they started as a CCR cover band anyways. Michael Azerrad used these recorded interviews as the basis for his book, “Come As You Are”, which is a fully-sanctioned Nirvana biography.
The recordings allow Kurt Cobain to tell his side of the over-sensationalized Nirvana story in his own words. This really strips away the glam and provides a real human-side of the story that makes a lot of sense and gives real insight into what Cobain really thinks…he loves music….he is lazy…he has a twisted view on society….he deals with severe stomach and back pain….he doesn’t like people that much. The soundtrack features music that Cobain listened to and helped form his musical sound. There are no Nirvana songs in the soundtrack….but they started as a CCR cover band anyways. Michael Azerrad used these recorded interviews as the basis for his book, “Come As You Are”, which is a fully-sanctioned Nirvana biography.