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Kurt Cobain filled dozens of notebooks with private writings, song lyrics, drawings, and letters, in which he developed plans for Nirvana and recorded his thoughts on fame and celebrity. Over twenty of these notebooks survived his travels and moves and were kept in a safe since his death. Cobain reveals himself in his diaries as a highly sensitive artist who intensely engages with the musical and social issues of his time. He was torn between his artistic ambitions and the desire to secure a place in music history. With songs like "Smells Like Teen Spirit," he struck a chord with an entire generation. The writings provide a personal insight into the life and thoughts of one of the most influential musicians of his time. Many bands and musicians still refer to Cobain, whose tragic death in 1994 left a noticeable gap in the music world. The diaries are thus not only an impressive and moving self-testimony but also a significant historical document of music history.
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- Tagebücher
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- Inglese, Tedesco
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- Kurt Cobain
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- Kiepenheuer & Witsch
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- Kurt Cobain filled dozens of notebooks with private writings, song lyrics, drawings, and letters, in which he developed plans for Nirvana and recorded his thoughts on fame and celebrity. Over twenty of these notebooks survived his travels and moves and were kept in a safe since his death. Cobain reveals himself in his diaries as a highly sensitive artist who intensely engages with the musical and social issues of his time. He was torn between his artistic ambitions and the desire to secure a place in music history. With songs like "Smells Like Teen Spirit," he struck a chord with an entire generation. The writings provide a personal insight into the life and thoughts of one of the most influential musicians of his time. Many bands and musicians still refer to Cobain, whose tragic death in 1994 left a noticeable gap in the music world. The diaries are thus not only an impressive and moving self-testimony but also a significant historical document of music history.