“Don’t read my diary when Im gone
OK, Im going to work now. When you wake up this morning, please read my diary. Look through my things, and figure me out.”
Author : Kurt Cobain
Country : United States
Language : English
Genre(s) : Autobiography
Publisher : Riverhead Books
Publication date : 2002 Hardcover, 2003 Paperback
Media type : Print (Paperback and Hardback)
Pages : 280
From the late 1980s until his death in 1994, Kurt Cobain kept a record of his innermost thoughts about his life and career in a series of dime-store notebooks. Brimming with lyrics, drawings, writings, lists of favorite songs, production notes,and letters to fellow musicians, friends and family members, more than twenty of these notebooks survived the tumultuous events of Cobain’s life. Safeguarded since his death, they have not been seen by the public until now. The most remarkable excerpts from these notebooks have been gathered together in Kurt Cobain’s Journals. Presented in full-color facsimile format, they reveal Cobain’s uncensored views about fame, Nirvana, his public image and his place in music history. They include new disclosures about his health problems and drug use, and blunt assessments of the artists he respected and of those in the media he despised. Cobain shares his deepest and most private thoughts about his sex life and his politics, his unabashed love for his wife and daughter, his bitter critiques of the music business and right-wing politics, and his doubts about his own creativity and ambition. Together, these journal entries create an extraordinary portrayal of the personal and professional evolution of the most compelling musician of his time, and of a distinctive era in American popular culture.
The Journals offer an unprecedented portrait of Kurt Cobain as he was during the most important period of his life, day to day and year to year, in his own vibrant words and drawings. Although all the facets of his unique personality are on brilliant display, the reader’s overriding impression is of Cobain’s passion—for his life, his music, and the people he loved: “a built in, totally spiritual, unexplainable, New Age, fucking, cosmic energy bursting love for passion” (p. 174).
For the synopsis of the book, click here
OK, Im going to work now. When you wake up this morning, please read my diary. Look through my things, and figure me out.”
Author : Kurt Cobain
Country : United States
Language : English
Genre(s) : Autobiography
Publisher : Riverhead Books
Publication date : 2002 Hardcover, 2003 Paperback
Media type : Print (Paperback and Hardback)
Pages : 280
From the late 1980s until his death in 1994, Kurt Cobain kept a record of his innermost thoughts about his life and career in a series of dime-store notebooks. Brimming with lyrics, drawings, writings, lists of favorite songs, production notes,and letters to fellow musicians, friends and family members, more than twenty of these notebooks survived the tumultuous events of Cobain’s life. Safeguarded since his death, they have not been seen by the public until now. The most remarkable excerpts from these notebooks have been gathered together in Kurt Cobain’s Journals. Presented in full-color facsimile format, they reveal Cobain’s uncensored views about fame, Nirvana, his public image and his place in music history. They include new disclosures about his health problems and drug use, and blunt assessments of the artists he respected and of those in the media he despised. Cobain shares his deepest and most private thoughts about his sex life and his politics, his unabashed love for his wife and daughter, his bitter critiques of the music business and right-wing politics, and his doubts about his own creativity and ambition. Together, these journal entries create an extraordinary portrayal of the personal and professional evolution of the most compelling musician of his time, and of a distinctive era in American popular culture.
The Journals offer an unprecedented portrait of Kurt Cobain as he was during the most important period of his life, day to day and year to year, in his own vibrant words and drawings. Although all the facets of his unique personality are on brilliant display, the reader’s overriding impression is of Cobain’s passion—for his life, his music, and the people he loved: “a built in, totally spiritual, unexplainable, New Age, fucking, cosmic energy bursting love for passion” (p. 174).
For the synopsis of the book, click here
Cool kan? Kalau ade duit nanti aku beli. Haritu tengok dekat pavi(Times) tinggal satu je and tu pon dah di reserved. Published tahun 2002 tapi baru sekarang aku tau, nampak sangat bukan kipas susah mati kurt cobain, haha :)
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