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Quizzes, fun facts and trivia about Nirvana, one of the greatest rock bands of all time. Here we share our love for the life and music of Nirvana's band members: Kurt Cobain, Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic. If you're a Nirvana fan or just enjoy the 90's grunge music vibe, this is the place for you.
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Nirvana Fun Facts
Nirvana Fun Facts
How did "Teen Spirit" end-up in the movie "Pan"?
How did "Teen Spirit" end-up in the movie "Pan"?
If you haven't heard it yet - check out this cover of Nirvana's "Smells like Teen Spirit" from the 2015 movie "Pan". You'd never guess it, but It wasn't part of the original script. So how did it end up in the movie?
"Where did you sleep last night?" is a 19th century American folk song
"Where did you sleep last night?" is a 19th century American folk song
One of the heart wrenching moments of Nirvana's famous MTV unplugged performance was the rendition of "Where did you sleep last night". Kurt shouting out in a raspy voice 'My girl, my girl, don't lie to me, tell me where did you sleep last night' was engraved deep into our collective memory. It all became even more chilling upon Kurt Cobain's untimely death. We wondered what was the meaning behind this song and were surprised to learn about its origins.
When Kurt Cobain made a dig at the Rolling Stone magazine
When Kurt Cobain made a dig at the Rolling Stone magazine
Mark Seliger, the photographer who took that iconic Nirvana cover shot for Rolling Stone in 1992, wanted Kurt to wear a blank T-shirt for the shoot. That request backfired on Mark, as Kurt had his own response in mind.
You may be surprised to learn that the video was originally intended to be animated. The vision for the clip was inspired by the work of The Quay brothers, a pair of experimental filmmakers who created short films using dolls and puppets.
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