cobain, kurt

Traces the roller coaster ride of 90s grunge band, Nirvana, through newly released interviews with Kurt Cobain and his bandmates, from the recording of their first album to the band's collapse and Cobain's subsequent suicide.

Chronicles the troubled, creative life of rock singer-songwriter Kurt Cobain, who rose to fame in the early 1990s as the lead singer of Nirvana and shot himself in 1994, and describes the aftermath of his death for his wife, daughter, parents, friends, and fans.

Shares the life of Kurt Cobain, the vocalist in the band Nirvana, exploring his compassion, ambition, and his legacy from the experience of the author.

A chance discovery makes Nico, fifteen, believe that not only is Kurt Cobain, lead singer of the 1990s grung band Nirvana, still alive, but that he might be her real father.

Abandoned by her mother at the age of four, Nico Cavan has been lost for years. She copes by staying under the radar at school. And when she uncovers some details about her mother, she's left chasing the wild idea that Kurt Cobain might be her real father, and better yet, he might still be alive. Set on the idea, she runs away and finds herself in a situation she needs saving from, but she might be the only one capable of saving herself.

Explores how the memory of Kurt Cobain lives on and examines where the fans, the music business, the fashion industry, the addiction and recovery communities, and Kurt's family are two decades later.

Examines evidence that the author believes indicates rock musician Kurt Cobain did not commit suicide, but was murdered in 1994; provides new information about Cobain's life and death; and argues that the case must be reopened.

Tells the life story of Nirvana singer Kurt Cobain, describing his difficult childhood, his start as a musician, Nirvana's beginnings and rise to fame, the subjects of his songs, his relationship with Courtney Love, his suicide, and the impact of Nirvana's music on fans and music history.