Kurt Cobain's Royalty Check Found At Seattle Record Store
A record store in Seattle just uncovered a little piece of music history. A royalty check made out to Kurt Cobain has been found at Easy Street Records in the Emerald City.
The Chemical Bank check is dated months before the band hit the big time with the release of their album “Nevermind,” made out for $26.57 to “Kurt D Cobain” at an address in Olympia, Washington. “We’re guessing the next royalty checks were a bit larger,” the shop notes in their Instagram post about the find.
Easy Street Records found the item in a collection purchased from the ‘90s, which included multiple of Nirvana’s tour itineraries. And that’s not all they found in the stash – there was also a money order payable to Cobain’s landlord, along with a backstage pass and a doctor’s bill.
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KISS Misspelled "Cincinnati" on a Tour Shirt
You know how embarrassing it is for a band when they're doing a show in Detroit, and the singer goes, "Are you ready to rock, Chicago???" Well, this might be even worse than that.
KISS brought their End of the Road Tour to Cincinnati this past Thursday, and they were selling special, commemorative shirts with the city's name on the back, in huge letters. The only problem is, they misspelled it.
Granted, Cincinnati is a tough one to spell. A lot of people get confused over which of the last two consonants get doubled, the 'N' or the 'T'.
Well, it's the 'N'. But whoever designed this tour shirt just hedged their bets and doubled BOTH, so it's got a double 'T' at the end when there should only be one.
The shirt cost 50 bucks, but here's the silver lining if you bought one: It could become a collector's item. Somebody's already selling one on eBay with a starting bid of $400. And it already got the minimum bid.
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