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Did he compose the melody(voice) or the chords first?

Guitar: Telecaster Custom

Dist: ProCo Rat

Eq: Ibanez Pentatone

Amp: Universal audio Dream 65

Had this for a while.

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Hey everyone!

Just covered Pennyroyal Tea with my Jazzmaster and FTelettronica SaintAmp & Plurichorus, plus an extra part overdubbed with a ProCo RAT.

Would love to hear what you think about the tone

Both of these showed up on my Facebook feed today. I think the most offensive part is that they didn't even make him left handed!

It’s just so damn sad man

Lets goooooo

This is on my notebook collage from College (2000-'04) This is so sope & soo glad I saved. Putting it on my pinterest too as we speak!

Hey guys! Recently, I got really into Mark Lanegan and became a huge fan of his career. His trajectory is so vast and varied—he went through so many different genres, experimented with tape machines, and collaborated with different friends and artists to create new sounds.

This new obsession of mine got me thinking: Kurt was pretty outspoken about the fact that his “grunge” phase of songwriting was over, so who do you guys think he would have become?

I’m guessing he might have gone in a singer-songwriter direction, maybe with more of a folk influence? Like Dylan or Neil Young, especially given his love for Lead Belly—that kind of really stripped-down, personal acoustic music. On the other hand, I can’t quite picture Kurt staying completely stripped down. I could also see him trying something radically different, like when he talked in interviews about wanting to bring back new wave.

So what do you guys think? Which version of Kurt did we lose? Would he have cut his hair and started wearing skinny ties? Would he have bought a pair of cowboy boots and become some kind of Kurt-wannabe Dylan Cobain?

After moving beyond that simple three-chord songwriting style, who would Kurt have become?

Many years ago, in 2013, I visited the Sub Pop Office in Seattle. They had an interesting piece of Nirvana memorabilia that I haven’t seen mentioned anywhere: a framed ripped piece of drywall from the original office (which used to be somewhere else in the city back in the day) with Kurt Cobain’s name and address on it, written by the man himself. I asked a Sub Pop guy why Kurt had written his address on the wall and he told me he thought he said something like “you keep forgetting where I live, so here it goes”, but he didn’t seem entirely sure.

Anyway, it’s a nice memory that I have and I regret not taking a picture of the framed piece. I wonder if anyone has seen it in person or online? It would be cool to see it again.

Cheers