When I Perform, I Like To Immerse

In Utero Is A Testament To The Artistic Vision Of Kurt Cobain. It's Kind Of A Weird Record, And It's Strangely Beautiful At The Same Time. And If You Look At Kurt's Paintings And His Drawings - He Even Did A Sculpture For Me - It's A Rising, Tortured-spirit Person. It's Kind Of Weird. It's Done Well, But It's Like What Dave Was Saying About Having Your Own Sound. Kurt Was A Great Songwriter. He Knew He Had A Good Ear For A Hook [and Was] A Great Singer, Great Guitar Player, And In Utero Is A Good Representation Of What He Liked In Art And How He Expressed Himself.

I Wanted To Stimulate Thought Instead Of Throwing Things Out Or Try To Give A Perspective. I Just Put Stuff Up And It's Up For Two Or Three Weeks And I Get Tired Of It, So I Take It Down And Put Something Else Up.

Just The Other Day I Pulled Out This Old Cassette Of Ragged Glory And I Popped It Into My Cassette Player And I Was Digging It. They Were Just A Great Rock And Roll Band, One That Presents The Song Ahead Of Everything Else - There's No Grand Idea Or Concept Behind It.

And Seattle Isn't Really Crazy Anymore. It's A Big Dot-com City.

We Remember Kurt For What He Was: Caring, Generous And Sweet.