consignment. it worked that way. the problem with nirvana was that kurt s songs were so good. we were raised in that scene where it was our secret. but then all of a sudden, we become one of them. what do you do? now millions of people are singing their songs. i can only speak for myself. i was the drummer. i could literally walk in the front door of the nirvana concert and barely get recognized, you know? i didn t have to bear the weight of the responsibility of being that front person of the band which was difficult on kurt. especially when you re rising out of that underground scene and becoming one of the biggest bands in the world. it is hard. you have to remind yourself of the reasons you started in the first place. you have to remind yourself, the kid on the bedroom floor with the beatles records. and that s the core. that s who you are. and if the world starts singing along with your songs, you know,
companies. you would just, you know, go to a studio down the street and pay a couple hundred dollars and record a couple of songs and send that to the pressing plant, and they d make some albums, and you would xerox a copy for the cover and you d stuff it in the sleeve and go sell to it the local record store and consignment. it worked that way. the problem with nirvana is kurt s song were so good, we were raised in that scene it was our secret. but then all of the sudden we become one of them. what do you do? okay, now millions of people are singing your songs. i can only speak for myself. i was the drummer. i could literally walk in the front door of a nirvana concert and barely get recognized. i didn t have to bear the weight of the responsibility of being, you know, the front person of the band, which was difficult for kurt, which is especially when you re rising out of the