Album Stream: Kurt Cobain Montage Of Heck: The Home Recordings

By The Audio Mug | November 13, 2015

This week, an official Kurt Cobain first ever solo album Montage Of Heck: The Home Recordings released in both a 13-track version and a 31-track deluxe edition which is most of them was a bunch of unreleased recordings and demos from the Nirvana frontman that director Brett Morgan unearthed them during the process of making his recent documentary Kurt Cobain: Montage Of Heck. Previously, we’ve already heard an early version of “Sappy,” the Beatles cover “And I Love Her,” and a 90-second “Been A Son” demo, and now the album can be stream in full below via Spotify.

Kurt Cobain – “Been A Son” (Early Demo)

By The Audio Mug | November 6, 2015

Kurt Cobain’s first ever solo album Montage Of Heck: The Home Recordings is out next week and its featured a bunch of unreleased recordings and demos from the Nirvana frontman. We’ve already heard a few selections from the album so far, including “Sappy” and Beatles cover “And I Love Her.” Now a 90-second demo of “Been A Son” has surfaced — the track that also appeared on 1989’s Blew EP and the 1993’s Incesticide compilation. Have a listen below.

Kurt Cobain – “And I Love Her” (The Beatles Cover)

Posted by @hafis_rosli | October 8, 2015

We’ve heard a rough cut of Kurt Cobain’s Beatles cover from Montage Of Heck earlier this year. Now “And I Love Her” is online in an official capacity, a clean and in a full version, and you can hear it below via Spotify.

Kurt Cobain’s Montage Of Heck: The Home Recordings Tracklist Revealed

By The Audio Mug | October 8, 2015

This week, we’ve officially heard the first song, “Sappy” from upcoming Kurt Cobain solo album Montage Of Heck: The Home Recordings Now Kurt Cobain’s life documentary Montage Of Heck director Brett Morgen has spoken to Rolling Stone about the release and shared the full deluxe tracklist for the album. The artwork is above; check out that tracklist below.

Kurt Cobain – “Sappy”

By The Audio Mug | October 6, 2015

Kurt Cobain officially released his first solo single twenty-one years after his death. In the process of making his recent documentary Kurt Cobain: Montage Of Heck, director Brett Morgen unearthed a whole bunch of Cobain’s previously unheard home recordings, and those recordings are being released next month as a Kurt Cobain solo album under the name Montage Of Heck: The Home Recordings. But even before that, a 7″ containing Cobain’s cover of the Beatles’ “And I Love Her” and an early demo version of Nirvana rarity “Sappy,” alternately known as “Sad.” Listen below.

Kurt Cobain Set To Release Solo Material

Posted by @hafis_rosli | September 29, 2015

On Nov. 13, a collection of songs from Kurt Cobain’s personal tapes will be released as Montage of Heck: The Home Recordings. The album will be released on CD, cassette, and digital formats. It will be released on 2xLP, a 13-track standard edition and 31-track deluxe edition will be available. Montage of Heck: The Home Recordings contains song snippets, demos, “musical experiments,” and material that eventually ended up on Nirvana albums. It will be followed on Nov. 20 by the previously rumored “And I Love Her” b/w “Sappy” (Early Demo) 7" vinyl. Montage of Heck will be released on Blu-ray and DVD on Nov. 13. A super deluxe Blu-ray/DVD package will include the documentary, the 31-track soundtrack on CD and cassette, 48 minutes of ancillary interviews, a 160-page book of interviews and images from the Cobain archives, a movie poster, postcards, bookmark, and a puzzle.

Listen Kurt Cobain Cover The Beatles’ “And I Love Her”

After more than 20 years, there’s any unreleased Kurt Cobain music anywhere. But for the new documentary Montage Of Heck, director Brett Morgen unearthed a few nuggets, including the unreleased Beatles cover, and it’s turn as an extremely rough acoustic version of The Beatles’ lovely 1964 ballad “And I Love Her.” Check it out below.