Ummm...yeah.
For some reason Zepp's "Ramble on" is playing somewhere...

Pretty amazing that Krist is now writing for the publication that had the infamous cover "Is grunge too white??"

Right on, Krist. Your next book should be about anarchy.

Krist-
Because of your background (heritage and politics) I'm curious to know your current views on immigration/border security, etc. Perhaps a future blog posting can touch on this?

Krist, what you're advocating here is really important stuff. I've long felt that reactionary politics go nowhere fast, mostly because they stem from a strong feeling AGAINST something. If we get angry and protest, all it does is feeds a culture of negativity. Now, I once believed in non-violent protest, until I started looking at the word "protest" and realized it was rooted in negativity. I believe it was Mother Theresa who said she would never join a march against anything, but would gladly march FOR something.
I see a reflection of this in your column. We don't need to smash or destroy anything, but we can work TOWARD changing the institution through practical methods...like you said, DIY. I've long been a champion of DIY because it advocates a belief in your intelligence and abilities to do something great. When you set out to do something via DIY, you have a vision. Every move you make is FOR something, not against it. I think positive change can only happen when we change our way of thinking. Of course, this often means supressing the ego...and that's a whole other topic!

Like Don Ward said... umm, yeah.

But to be incredibly obvious here: wasn't Teen Spirit a brand of deodorant that was marketed to teenagers in the early 90's? So if Kathleen Hannah wrote,

Like Don Ward said... umm, yeah.

But to be incredibly obvious here: wasn't Teen Spirit a brand of deodorant that was marketed to teenagers in the early 90's? So if Kathleen Hannah wrote, "Kurt Smells Like Teen Spirit" on Kurt

Honestly, I always assumed that the cheerleaders wearing Anarchy A's was intended ironically, a joke at youth culture's expense. While Teen Spirit was of course actually a brand of (rancid smelling) teen girl deoderant, I always assumed that the mocking song title, the riff borrowed from Boston, and the video of a pep rally were an attempt to skewer the way youth culture embraces these "radical" ideas like anarchism in a way that's nevertheless rigid and conformist.

After all, you were in the same band whose follow-up album opened with lines that made that attitude fairly explicit: "Teenage angst has paid off well/ now I'm bored and old..."

But perhaps that snarky interpretation had more to do with my own perspective at age 15 than with what you all actually intended; rock music isn't known for its subtlety, and perhaps I gave too much credit since it struck me (and still does) as extremely predictable to plaster an anarchy A on a cheerleader's chest.

glad we can see how everything's going for you with this, krist

Rock music isn't known for its subtlety, but Nirvana's lyrics often are.

Kurt was well aware of the all the ironies in his imagery and lyrics. He liked to contradict himself a lot, deliberately.

"Self appointed judges judge/ more than they have sold."

The line pretty doubles back on itself just as much as the opening line.

Or this one, perhaps,

"He's the one/who likes all our pretty songs/and he likes to sing along/and he likes to shoot his gun/but he don't know what it means."

I think your original assessment was probably correct, lurker.

Cheers.

I was curious about what you said about anarchist organizations being temporary. I can see this being true in that it prevents the solidification of a set power structure, however unintended its origins may be. Hierarchy tends to assert itself in an organization if it is allowed to age, and this can lead to a vertical power structure. However, I wonder how much this allows for continuity and follow-through in a specific course of action that would further promote and demonstrate the validity of this paradigm. On the one hand, organization is the antithesis of anarchy, but on the other, there seems to be an almost innate leaning towards structure in the everyday. I've begun taking anarchy to be lived personally, as a microcosm within the macro up to the point that the larger structure allows it. However, when that larger structure begins to infringe obtrusively on personal freedom, what action can be taken if there is no organization, and no set leadership within that organization? I suppose these things can come to be spontaneously, but it helps if there is a demonstrated record behind an organization that proves their ability to make decisions that honor the ideals of the people who believe in that cause.

Just a thought.

I'm all about pacifist-anarchy, we don't need to change the system in a violent way, so we can only vote (if good politicians are available) or keep being antisystem even though we use it

*Corporate media still suck*

We really need to take the power, didn't companies already earn enough money? why do they want more and more? why not quit and live the life, please give other people the chance of at least to live free.

Sorry about my english, I'm from Chile, I'm sick of all the politicians and companies that keep lucring, I thought that a female president could make a change but unfortunately the real presidents are corporate companies, they got the money, they got the power, sooner or later WE ALL will get the power we all will get the money, I mean, come on, it's the 21st century, how come there's still poverty, how come people are still thinking in war (the whole future war for the water BS), how come there's still censorship.

That was an interesting read Mr. Novoselic. Greetings from Chile

krist is right, and all you tools hating on him, shame on you...

we need to breed our own culture, life is very predictable, because unfortunately what has become "fashionable" is being jaded and ironic, which frankly, is pretty friggin boring...

nirvana rocks
the sun rocks,

rock rock on...

steve
"the when mcgruff was king"

hah, you're bald.

Hey I know you! Aren't you the front man in Iron and Wine?

fuckin' internet!

nah it's doug martsch from built to spill

@jray745

"Riff borrowed from Boston"? Perhaps the riff, or a similar one, appears in a Boston song, but according to most (if not all) sources, Teen Spirit's riff is inspired almost entirely by the Pixies. Krist can feel free to slap me around if that's wrong (if he ever reads the comments).

Krist,
I find it both surprising and a little disappointing that the anarchist "A" that appeared in the Smells Like Teen Spirit video was meant to promote that particular ideology. While I don't doubt the sincerity of your political views, the forum that you claim the band chose to reflect its views was a video that was produced by one of the largest record companies in the country and meant for distribution on MTV. Essentially, you are claiming that you chose to represent anarchy at the same time you were working for a large, multi-national record label. How do you reconcile that with the organic "underground" values that you claim to have promoted in the video? I had always viewed that piece of the video in the same light as an earlier responder. I assumed it was meant to symbolize the youth's blind support for radical causes for the sake of being radical. That seemed to be a more interesting and less disingenuous goal for the video.

Hi Krist.
Please,give me an autograph on my Jag-Stang!

I agree with the poster directly preceding me - I'd always assumed the A on the cheerleader's chest was "ironic"...nevertheless, I think Krist is a sound and inspired political thinker/writer here...I found this blog through Pitchfork, and the writer there thought Krist's blog was "somewhat muddled"...I couldn't disagree more. Seems very clear to me.
Question: Was Nirvana the last "real" punk band (to reach anywhere near the level of commercial/critical/finanacial success that they did) ? Discuss...

Hey Krist, great blog I agree that many closed minded people associate anarchy with violence when in fact it is a pacifist movement.

I don't mean to bother you with another Nirvana question but I have a question regarding your guys final studio session. Is it true you played on demos of Foo Fighters songs Big Me, Exhausted and February Stars and will us Nirvana/Foo fans ever see this released.

Peace man

Please do not reveal the "true meanings" of Nirvana's pop cultural contributions... you might hurt someones idealism...a nostalgia bout for the 1990's might be soon, with hilary and bill's relection being the catalyst. the same way many in your generation were inspired by the 60's to create the 90's, my generation will refrence kurt cobain, billy corgan, courtney love and the michaels stipe's for guidance. the 80's are gonna kill us man!!! reference douglas coupland for how to save the world. and violent upheaval from the black youth might be the key. us whiteys deserve to die, get on heroin and throw your guilty selves to the place where we shall all be equal (death) if not continuing forth of with humanities redemption... anyway. thank you krist for fighting alongside kurt.

forbidden but not forgotten
greetings!

www.lifesbathroom.blogspot.com

Good to hear from you Mr. Novoselic or Krist....I don't know how to address a rock god lol.

And you know you are, not many people knock them selves unconscious on the VMA's....

It's great to see someone step forward with something to say, only to be greeted, predictably, by the lowest common denominator making cheap jokes about your hair and asking you questions about Dave's band.

The internet is the greatest equalizer ever. No one is a king here. We're all just fools.

Krist, not sure what you intended in your summation, but it's at once reassuring and pacifying to see you psyched to work within the system. To feel I can relate to someone with that ideology (fwiw) is likewise heartening. MPTY!

I often wonder what Kurt would be doing today if he were alive. I bet he would have loved and hated the internet, told record companies to fuck off, and then just released shit himself. That would have been cool. Too bad.

Novoselic's thoughts above and Karl Wenclas's story Bluebird, about the music industry versus punk, should get together, and in part already have: http://ulapoetryandfiction.blogspot.com/2007/10/bluebird-part-i.html

From the Basque Country, I agree with many of the things you say. I'm an anarchist since I's 14 or 15, and it means I understand anarchy my own way (don't believe in theories you must follow like blind stupid). I's shocked when I saw that A in Smells like teen spirit for the first time, and remember a friend of mine told me it's for sure not to support anarchy, but maybe something else. Now I see I's right, as I believe I's right when I continued saying that Nirvana was a punk band with a actualized sound, and great one. Here people learnt that grungr new label and that was all. For me it sounded a kind of evolution of punk and made me feel simillar feelings as punk always did.
I think the US needs a strong anarchist movement to change their way more than any other country on Earth (as Government there acts as if they're the real and only ruler of the whole world).
Glad to read you! :-D

A welcome new Southwest Washington voice! And he's absolutely right: Nirvana was not a solo act, and the other guys' musical contribution is ridiculously underdiscussed: those looping bass lines as beautiful as McCartney's, drumming better than Ringo's, haunting harmonies. People should listen to the music more and read People Magazine less (and I say this as a recovering music reviewer for People).

A welcome new Southwest Washington voice! And he's absolutely right: Nirvana was not a solo act, and the other guys' musical contribution is ridiculously underdiscussed: those looping bass lines as beautiful as McCartney's, drumming better than Ringo's, haunting harmonies. People should listen to the music more and read People Magazine less (and I say this as a recovering music reviewer for People).

While you can understand anarchy however you want, what Kirst is talking about is really more of a type of what political scientists call civil society—associationalism between members of society to affect interactions within and between government and society—not anarchy. While civil society is important to anarchy in that, theoretically, an anarchist society would be directed entirely by civil society without government, the two concepts are very different.

While you can understand anarchy however you want, what Kirst is talking about is really more of a type of what political scientists call civil society—associationalism between members of society to affect interactions within and between government and society—not anarchy. While civil society is important to anarchy in that, theoretically, an anarchist society would be directed entirely by civil society without government, the two concepts are very different.

In some ways I almost wish you WOULD do a Nirvana documentary every single day, but as it is, its always nice to hear from you Krist. Its annoying the program makers cut your interview. I sometimes get the impression that some of these programs are obsessed with something they misunderstood in the first place and would rather just repeat the same old stories - true or not - that have sometimes become twisted legends over the last 13 years.

Maybe at some point when the time is right, it would be great for you and Dave to make the program you want to make, then sell it uncut to whoever you like. Something like the Beatles anthology that was on a few years back so youd have litterally hours to play with.

Wait, what do you mean your the bassist of Flipper? are they playing currently, or were you at one point their bassist?

DIY is the key. If one does not DIY then things will not be done. I suppose Ben Franklin, Tom Jefferson and all were all into that idea. Important truths never die. I always thought that anarchy was synonymous with freedom.

everyone knows the A is for Aberdeen

please, krist, let it go!

Listen Old Man....Nobody wants to read your nonsensical political mumbo jumbo. haha. j/k. I agree with mostof what you are saying but at the same time dont think it can ever be accomplished. Most people are just too damn apathetic. Not to mention lazy.
I want to hear your views on how much music SUCKS these days. Im going back to the 90's. Take care.
AA

Krist Novoselic has spoken. We all listen. Grunge won't ever, ever die.

I like Krist speaking out on things like Nirvana and Smells Like Teen Spirit and all that, but there is no grunge music besides Pearl Jam and they suck, so I think America needs more grunge.

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/Bleach1994sucked/

Krist, you don't know why Kathleen Hannah wrote it? Weren't you there? Don't you read the biographies, at least? She wrote it because Tobi Vail used Teen Spirit as her deodorant, and Tobi Vail dated Kurt.

Glad you are blogging, Krist. I'm a Seattle ex-pat now living in the Midwest. It's too expensive for ordinary, professional people with a family, to live on the West coast. Lived in Seattle for 40 of my 46 years. Seattle could be a Utopia if it were not for the out this solar system housing prices. Say goodbye to any kind of real, grass-roots arts culture in Seattle, good bye to Bohemia. Those days are over. It's gonna take a huge earthquake to bring real estate prices down, along with the Alaskan Way Viaduct. Then us ex-pats in the midwest, cooling our heals in god awful places like Kalamazoo, will filter back into Puget Sound. Well, anyway, glad you are blogging and making music.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtfVKRyqvAs
surely this video deserves a blog entry or two

i am glad you're back in music, i lost your trace for a while. thanx for dropping attention to this film, i forgot to look for it

Yea, it's explained in the book Heavier Than Heaven that the "Kurt smells like teen spirit" came from a perfume/deodorant brand named Teen Spirit that Kurt's girlfriend used, and it used to spread to Kurt after they cuddled. So the line refers to Kurt wearing the scent of his girlfriends fragrance.

Hey Krist..i know your brother Robert..from alaska.he taught me my first power chord.any way i can get ahold of him?

http://blog.nirvanaheart.info/blog/2007/11/10/krist-blog-traduccion-de-su-primer-post/ La traducci

Real transition might be possible if the status quo collapses by means of a financial crash. I think the latter is coming soon and I'm sure you're getting ready. Good luck, amigo.

Krist,

Thank you for everything you have done, both in music and in politics.

COME ONE PEOPLE!!!! The Anarchist A's on the cheerleader's outfits were fashion....perhaps to Krist they meant something...but really they were like a piercing or a tattoo meant to be ominous....the anti-cheerleader...the raging radical chick that kicked off many bad hairdo's, some unfortunate tattoos, and more than a few lame piercings.....MY LORD PEOPLE....it was a freakin' video for an album that sold millions, but some guys who got lucky. And one who didn't.

i really hate Coutney love bitch fucked it all up for nirvana.

Krist, first of all I disagree. There is no such thing as too much cheap wine.
Secondly, I think that productive, positive anarchy is something to get excited about!
I read that the reason Kathleen Hanna wrote that on Kurt's wall was because Teen Spirit was the deodorant Tobi Vail used, and the statement was referring to Vail "marking her territory". If that's the case, it would be intended as a statement of female dominance. I'd like to ask Kathleen Hanna about that someday.

This is the guy who would have been flippin burgers if it weren't for kurt Cobain. Courtney Love rocks!!!

Krist:

I learned through the website http://fundrace.huffingtonpost.com/ that you have donated money to the Ron Paul 2008 presidential campaign. I'd be very interested to find out what attracts you to Ron Paul and his libertarian-leaning political views.

I'd also be interested in hearing your views on anarcho-capitalism, or market anarchy, or "free marketeer" (it goes under many names...) where the government is abolished and all products and services, including protection, courts, etc are instead provided by the marketplace. I know many Ron Paul supporters who adhere to this philosophy.

You are a millionaire and you got to live out an impossible dream...who the fuck cares about anything else when you don't have to get up for work tomorrow or ever?

Krist,

It's been a little while since I've listened to Nirvana much, but your music played a pivotal role in my teenage years.

Along the lines of the DIY aesthethic you mention, your music struck me as something I felt I could have done (but didn't) which then motivated me to explore my own path with my own hands.

So now it seems funny to meet with you in an article where you wrote something I may have said myself (but didn't).

I'd love to read and share more in a medium such as blogging where there is much less opportunity for censorship from profiteers who want to further the pop legend without the punk politics.

If you do continue to post elsewhere, please let me know if you have a chance.

help me, ive got diarrhea

Hi, I am Fl

hey man good to see ya.screw all these sorry people and their negative comments.just wanted to say hey.peace.

Why Seattle Weekly? And why now?

Seems like a good opportunity... Congrats.

yeah so cheerleaders wore the Anarchy A in a video that was full of visual stuff that the director/band/label created to keep attention-deficient kids glued to the set so advertisers could make money...

big deal it's not rocket science.

I lov Krist

i come from croatia and i'm a big fan of nirvana.long live the croatian star krist novoselic

Krist, thank you for clearing up the principles of anarchy(cleary that jazz bass to the head left you no worse for the wear) me and my friends will take heed in order to do what the hippies and the violent Seattle armies couldn't. We'll have meetings with some John Mayer playing for inspiration.

No, I don't get it Krist, you are talking about anarchy in 2008, the theory that all forms of government are unnecessary, oppressive, and undesirable and should be abolished. The "A" symbol on the tshirts on the Smells Like Teen Spirit video represents for Kurt the contrast between the cliche' of being a blonde cute popular girl and the symbol that inspired the major revolutions in history.

I'm not surprised that there is not enough screen time for you and Dave, honestly, I always wish to hear your voice everytime something related to the Nirvana subject comes out on tv or online.
But this is not happening, and I'd like to ask you so many questions why you want to be so far from what you have been.

I whish we could work together one day.

this is awesome! my favorite part of the old nirvana interviews was hearing you and kurt speak about stuff like this. don't stop.

Hey Krist

First of all let me say that I think your a cool guy,and one of my favorite bassist.
I also think your intelligent and funny,just an all around cool guy.
Because of You and Geezer Butler I have an interest in bass guitar,yet I'm a guitarist.It would
be awsome to jam with you one day.I think your really underrated.
anyway
takecare man :- )

Hi Krist!

I'm just happy to see you're alive and thinking. Like another poster above me, I used to love the parts of Nirvana interviews when you and Kurt would talk about more worldly issues. I especially liked Kurt's advice of just photocopying a bunch of flyers you create and sticking them around the place and on car windows.

I always LOVED the cheerleaders in that clip. Apart from the anarchy symbol on their clothes, the bit where they are in slow mo to the beat is aesthetically pleasing.

Keep well and keep posting!

I remember the time Sweet 75' played the JAMPAC fest in Bremerton (95?) with 1st edition Foos, Bjork, Sky Cries Mary, Afghan Whigs, Shudder to Think and Wool. Great show. You're tall. Keep writing please.

fuck man i love you

Kurt Cobain would soak in the bath night after night only listening to the Beatles? Now that's Anarchy!

Спасибо Вам Крис за Нирвану!!!
Нирвана, это единственная музыкальная группа, которую я люблю!!!!

Forever in debt to your priceless music!!!!

FLIPPER ALA NOVOSELIC

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkWyiHwOigs

So do you even take a minute to read the comments that people leave on this page?

I don't believe so.

Krist, rick from framingham here just dropping a note to say high, and hope all is well in the ton of washing land.
great article and great to see you writing for the rags hehe.
As for the A on the cheerleaders, i always thought it was also a ploy on the scarlet letter, and instead of for adulterer it stood for anarchy this time.
i like it both ways i guess the world is your puzzle
"corporate media still suck"

soundclick.com/cannabissativa

I was always thinking what would I say to you, but nevermind that. the thing is there have been too many craps written about the inside of this band... I don't know if I'm anywhere near the subject. I wonder if it's painful to you now... I mean his death. and yeah, I probably am one of those stupid ones who can't ask more intelligent questions

Krist-I read this a couple of time and to be honest I find it confusing as hell...Maybe I'm just not educated enough to understand what you're talking about but...yeah I just didn't understand it all. Keep it up though, I mean to use you're name to help promote things and ideas that you believe in is a great thing to do...Plus if I can remember to read it on a weekly basis I may begin to understand...Its a good way to open the doors of conversation and understanding...

Krist, I'm not sure if you check back for these comments, I appreciate the stream-of-consciousness entry. The media will dissect, manipulate and take your words out of context especially when you are speaking about unconventional philosophies and ideologies. You can chalk that up to a lesson learned. Granted the recent resurgence of all things Nirvana, it is easy to want to go next-level instead of waxing nostalgic. I know you have moved on with your band and I've been hearing about your political involvements for some time which I give you props for. Looking forward to more blogginess in the near future, peace to you and yours.

paranbens kara

e kad če

kad če

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i believe Krist is a person who likes the smell of other people's balls

visit the page as of my band!! I am your own f

Cheers from Brazil man...
nirvana forever..

bath Mints...What kind so i can sell thim to the hordes. Fuck You old bald man...enough of this shit. Give The people what they need. KRIST NOVOSELIC FOR PRESIDENT!!
If you people would actually read "between the lines of ?" , and you actually appreciated nirvana (live of course) there it is. If you ask me what i will slap your silly faces and still feel like a mandm. B

Hi, Krist.
I am a big fan of Nirvana and love the work of Nirvana, both in personnel and in training.
I am from Brazil and here the Nirvana not died.
If your government is like nirvana, then it is great.
A hug.

Oi, Krist.
My dream is to go to seattle and make a big show, because I have a very strong band with influences from Nirvana.
I want to go where everything began, Seattle.
And see my dream come true.
A hug.

hi! im brasilian and its i big dream for me, talking whit you! that dream than you wanna never wake up, sleep and never wake up, and more,
if its true, i can die today, because i

send me a e-mail confirm than it

Hey Krist,we love you.

y love you nirvana
d

y love you nirvana
d

my band!! Chickabee

Oi Krist, we are a band of Brazil, Punk Rock, if you could Hear.Como Kurt said the most important in music is its intensity of passion.
http://palcomp3.cifraclub.terra.com.br/eugeniopbf/

Hi Krist,
I'm brasilian. I always admire your work, every your projects, so much musical as political.
"Smells like teen spirit" was really one song that "revolutionized" one decade. Isn't
my prefer's song of Nirvana, but
I like so much. I already know the "Smells like teen spirit's history", but "your version" around this history is very much important.
I always love Nirvana and even with the terminus of the band, I continue admirate it.

Sucess for you!

Jessica

Hi Krist,
I'm brasilian. I always admire your work, every your projects, so much musical as political.
"Smells like teen spirit" was really one song that "revolutionized" one decade. Isn't
my prefer's song of Nirvana, but
I like so much. I already know the "Smells like teen spirit's history", but "your version" around this history is very much important.
I always love Nirvana and even with the terminus of the band, I continue admirate it.

Sucess for you!

Jessica

hi krist, i did meet you way back then.
glad to see you out there doing this....
ummm, by the way. the red A within a red circle, on black. See it in, "The Scarlet Letter", by Nathaniel Hawthorne, as a movie, with Demi Moore. yeah, the Puritans made her wear it. it stood for "adulteress".
i'd say a lot more about the actual origins of kurt's lyrics in that song, but, not here.

hi Krist

when Kurt wrote Sappy ?
which year or mb even month u can say?

i think Sappy is most painful Nirvana song
and it seems to me it's very personal song for Kurt

it's like talk between Kurt and God.. - eternal endless Pain, pain of all this dirty world with, pain of blind human souls..

it's the most deepest song..

so why Kurt forgot this song from 90 till 94?
why Sappy wasn't on Nevermind?

Anarchy - yes. Not communist anarchy, but market anarchy. In the absence of Murray Rothbard, vote Ron Paul 2008!

Vou falar em portugu

Queria ver a cara velha do Kurt aqui tambem. Odeio ele ter se entregado.

Quanto ao CRIStianismo, creio que pode ser positivamente/beneficamente empregado. Usem a cabeca (head). Quando parecer dificil de interpretar, significa que ha conteudo profundo.

Acontece exatamente assim nas letras de Kurt.

Abracos.

Go Cris

Woah! Reading blogs from Nirvana members (my #1 fave band by the way). Kind of trippy. Especially when one starts to think back on the 90's era. Makes one feel old even though i'm only i my mid-20's. But I enjoyed the read...
It's too bad that so many people have to come here with cheap negative comments. Maybe they're just a little jealous cos they're the ones actually flipping burgers (as one person suggested you might be doing without nirvana) instead of living out their dreams. Open your minds and get over yourself people. And if you're really that displeased with the blog then why come to read it. And further more, take the time to post lame comments. I just find it kind of odd that you choose to devote so much time and effort to something you claim not to care for. Maybe it's the "bully" theory: I think I'm shit so I want to make you feel like shit too. I also find it weird that you guys are trying to inform him about the band HE WAS IN. I.E. why Kurt wrote certain songs, their meanings, etc... He was there!!! We just read it in a book or watched the videos. I don't think he, nor Dave, need US to tell them how it all went down.
Sorry to default from your blog topic Krist. I look foward to reading more.

i

GREETINGS FROM CHILE

Kris!
Talk about your life!
People wants to know about that.
Nevermind... the bollocks!!

JD.

Krist hope you had a nice Christmas.

I Don´t speack english very well, but i will try....
I am a Nirvana fan, I listen Nirvana´s songs all days.
I listen from Bleach to in utero to with the lights out....

KRIST NOVOSELIC YOU ARE IN ROCK´S HISTORY!!!!!!! DO YOU HAVE NOTION OF THAT?
YOU ARE ONE NIRVANA!

I LIKE TO SEE YOU IN THIS PICTURE.
YOU TALK WITH THE DAVE GROHL? YOU TALK ABOUT KURT AND NIRVANA?

What you thing about kurt´s death?

What you do every day?.. DO YOU STILL PLAY BASS?

Talk about your life!

BE COOL MAN... PEACE

oh and i am a portuguese..

Krist, man.
i know you probably dont read
these.
but, if you magicly get to mine i'd like to say one thing man.
Nirvana Was a change in my life.
im only 14.
but, when i heard Nirvana's songs on the radio i may not of known who they were.
but, i loved the songs.
I think you and Grohl should
do a tribute at Garden.
or Times Square.
something big.
It would mean the world oto me.

Krist, man.
i know you probably dont read
these.
but, if you magicly get to mine i'd like to say one thing man.
Nirvana Was a change in my life.
im only 14.
but, when i heard Nirvana's songs on the radio i may not of known who they were.
but, i loved the songs.
I think you and Grohl should
do a tribute at Garden.
or Times Square.
something big.
It would mean the world oto me.