The Enduring Impact of Kurt Cobain and Nirvana

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Thirty years after his death, Kurt Cobain and his band Nirvana continue to influence culture and music. Unlike today's superstars, Cobain was known for his anti-superstar attitude and discomfort with the corporate music industry. His daughter, Frances Bean Cobain, now manages his name and image rights.

Thirty years from his death on April 5 1994, the impact of Kurt Cobain and his band, Nirvana, and their values, still resonates in today’s culture and music.

I’ve often said that Nirvana were the last band to reach the very top on their own terms. It didn’t hurt that they embodied the rags-to-riches type stories the press love so much. Cobain had an unhappy childhood and his art was a solace while he worked shifts as a janitor, relying on his girlfriend to fund his band.

It is important to note that his final couple of years saw Cobain battle addiction and depression. Working with him would clearly have been a lot of fun, and yet very difficult. For the five to six years that Nirvana shined, they shined very brightly. And it has to be said, they rocked. Their music was simple, no frills, rock and roll.

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