Kingdom FM Let s hope someone gave them a wash over the years.
Six strands of legendary musician Kurt Cobain s hair - cut by a friend in 1989 - is up for auction, with a minimum bid of $2,500 (£1788).
Jimi Hendrix s locks have a minimum bid of $1,500 (£1,066) and John Lennon s must sell for at least $750 (£533).
The hairs are just a few of lots in an online rock memorabelia auction closing this Saturday.
The sale by Iconic Auctions in Scottsdale, features a series of Nirvana offerings that include one of Cobain s amps and a rare Stratocaster-style guitar signed by the group.
The amp has Kurt written faintly in the top right corner and was used by Nirvana during the 90s, and on the band s Live and Loud video.
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Cotton Fields - Creedence Clearwater Revival, Leadbelly
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The Band that Fogerty Built was truly an American phenomenon during their relatively short recording career. Each of their albums, beginning with 1969 s Bayou Country, was a Top 40 hit-making machine. Willy & the Poor Boys.
more » produced two smashes Down on the Corner (which is about the fictional street group that gave the album its title) and Fortunate Son, Fogerty s most ferocious political rant. Each CCR LP was a concept collection of sorts, and this one was a tribute to the South, featuring two traditional standards popularized by Leadbelly as well as two instrumentals that made you swear CCR were from New Orleans rather than Oakland, California. Bill Holdship
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The 18 Ways of Beginning and Ending an Album
Whether by chance or by careful planning, there is an observable pattern to intros and outros in albums.
PopMatters breaks down 18 of them.
It’s no secret that albums have structures. Songs rarely play in a randomly determined order; artists and bandmates often agonize over the playlist for weeks or months. Radiohead, for example, notoriously bickered about running orders during the final stretch of the recording sessions for
Kid A and
Amnesiac, nearly tearing them asunder. But it’s not for nothing. The song sequence is one of the most important facets of record-making, and it’s one that’s usually taken for granted.