Jen sits at home to talk to you about her silly frustrations with people’s inability to Google information, in honor of what would be Kurt Cobain’s 47th birthday tells about the time she prank called Kurt and her delusions that she’d go on tour as Nirvana’s opening act.  Also a letter from an I Seem Fun-ner poses the question – was Jen his surly waitress twenty years ago?

Feel The Love Buzz

04 Stain

Capitol Theatre Sydney Australia 1980

I Wanna Be Sedated (Live)

plateau (nirvana cover)

Alice In Chains - Black Gives Way To Blue (@refuse_resist cover)

Karaoke Hits 2000's, Vol. 4

All My Life (Originally Performed By Foo Fighters) [Full Vocal Version]

PEARL JAM- Jeremy- Cover By MK (Mark Evan Lee)

On a Plain

On a Plain (NIrvana Cover)

10-21-91 - Liberty Lunch - Austin, TX United States

What a great show... it sounds like everyone was having a blast. Between the crowd and the band, this is one of the most energetic shows I have heard. You can tell the band was having a good time because the demolition at the end of the show was wild (Kurt's parting words at the end are "That was fun!"). The crowd gets out of hand and after Aneurysm Kurt tells everyone to crowd surf on the other side... "Go bother Chris!" There is an early Pennyroyal Tea with alternate lyrics as well as an early Rape me. During the show, the vocals and guitar go out due to problems with the crowd and/or the equipment. The bass sounds fuzzy, but the vocals are pretty good. The show is so full of energy you almost get used to it while you are listening. Krist talks about walking around "death-vacation-land" or Disneyland with mouse ears on your crotch before they play "Rape Me"....Kurt messes up Negative Creep and skips the interlude in the middle, rather playing a long, very long chorus at the end after Been a Son.


01 Jesus Doesn't Want Me For A Sunbe

Foo Fighters - This Is A Call Cover

Cover of Alice In Chains “Down In a Hole” by Joe Marks and Josh Augustine

Down In a Hole (Alice In Chains cover)

01 Jesus Doesn't Want Me For A Sunbe

Virtual Nirvana