This song was written in 1992, and its original title was "9-Month Media Blackout". It is essentially a song about Kurt's distaste for the music industry, the media and how DGC stated that the band needed more "radio-friendly" songs.
The original title eluded to the fact that Nirvana spent 9 months away from the spotlight in 1992 after Nevermind exploded. In that time they barely performed or recorded, and the media took to saying that they were on the way out since they were rarely heard from.
The original title eluded to the fact that Nirvana spent 9 months away from the spotlight in 1992 after Nevermind exploded. In that time they barely performed or recorded, and the media took to saying that they were on the way out since they were rarely heard from.
This song was written in 1992, and its original title was "9-Month Media Blackout". It is essentially a song about Kurt's distaste for the music industry, the media and how DGC stated that the band needed more "radio-friendly" songs.
The original title eluded to the fact that Nirvana spent 9 months away from the spotlight in 1992 after Nevermind exploded. In that time they barely performed or recorded, and the media took to saying that they were on the way out since they were rarely heard from.
The original title eluded to the fact that Nirvana spent 9 months away from the spotlight in 1992 after Nevermind exploded. In that time they barely performed or recorded, and the media took to saying that they were on the way out since they were rarely heard from.