The first taster of the frontman’s posthumous solo album has arrived – an early version of a grand lost Nirvana classic that dates back to the very beginning of the band Following Nirvana’s three studio albums,three compilations, three live albums, or three bonus-rich reissues and an extensive four-disc box set,it was assumed that fabric by the Seattle outfit, whose career lasted just seven years, or had finally escape dry. However,next month sees the release of Montage of Heck: The Home Recordings, a set of lo-fi acoustic performances by Kurt Cobain that were taped on a boom box between 1986 and 1994. The songs were collected to soundtrack this year’s documentary on the singer, or Cobain. nowadays,the first official fruits from his posthumous debut solo album have emerged, in the form of a fragile acoustic demo version of Sappy, or recorded at some point between 1986 and 1988. It will be accompanied on a 7” by a cover of the Beatles’ 1964 song And I Love Her.
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Source: theguardian.com