Well this is a different kind of cover

[seaboy4hire]

I'm not sure what to think of this cover of Nirvanas song In Bloom. I grew up and loved Nirvana and still enjoy their albums.

 

Hugs,

Greg

[+ Keith30309]

I'm not sure what to think of this cover of Nirvanas song In Bloom. I grew up and loved Nirvana and still enjoy their albums.

 

Hugs,

Greg

Thanks for posting - likewise a fan.

I've not heard this cover but am not really crazy about it. What was Cobain's jagged vocals and aggressive guitar feels like a smoothed-over easy-listening pop tune with a new-country twang. Kind of ironic considering the lyrics.

[seaboy4hire]

Thanks for posting - likewise a fan.

I've not heard this cover but am not really crazy about it. What was Cobain's jagged vocals and aggressive guitar feels like a smoothed-over easy-listening pop tune with a new-country twang. Kind of ironic considering the lyrics.

 

I wonder who ok'd the cover, Courtney, the band, lil Bean or all three?

 

Hugs,

Greg

[+ Keith30309]

I wonder who ok'd the cover, Courtney, the band, lil Bean or all three?

 

Hugs,

Greg

 

Not Courtney and maybe not even Bean. From The Guardian:

"(Bean) turned 18 in August 2010, taking ownership of most or all of her trust fund. She and her mother are now apparently locked in a battle over a collection of Cobain's belongings, including musical equipment, clothing and several of

the singer's paintings

. But rights to Nirvana's music seems to have nothing to do with either of them: administrative rights for Cobain's songs are overseen by a company called

Primary Wave Music

, and Primary Wave's Larry Mestel also owns 50% of the publishing rights.

[seaboy4hire]

Not Courtney and maybe not even Bean. From The Guardian:

"(Bean) turned 18 in August 2010, taking ownership of most or all of her trust fund. She and her mother are now apparently locked in a battle over a collection of Cobain's belongings, including musical equipment, clothing and several of

the singer's paintings

. But rights to Nirvana's music seems to have nothing to do with either of them: administrative rights for Cobain's songs are overseen by a company called

Primary Wave Music

, and Primary Wave's Larry Mestel also owns 50% of the publishing rights.

 

Sounds like Primary Wave Music is a smaller version or similar to Live Nation.

 

Hugs,

Greg