Did Kurt Cobain play a Fender Telecaster at the beginning of Come as You are are a different guitar?
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it sounds a lot like a tele with effects - but he didnt normally use it - did he?
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As far as I remember, none. If I get home, I’ll check it.\n\nI checked it: He did play the guitar on track 1 (Piggy - Nothing Can Stop Me Now)
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jimi hendrix or jim morrison...its a toss up
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The real answer is that there isn't one. Ed Ved changes the lyrics everytime he sings that song. I have a good majority of their live stuff and everytime it's different. I think this song is supposed to be more about the beautiful guitar melody.
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In his 60s psychadelic phase he was a Rickenbacker player but from the 1970s onwards it was a Fender Precision Bass he was always seen with.\n\nSome photos below...
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NO HE WAS IN THE BAND
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I would say a Fender Stratocaster or a Gibson Les Paul. (I have a 1972 Fender Stratocaster.) However give the first answerer 10 points. The first sentence says it all. That is the perfect answer.
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Eric Clapton or Carlos Santana...take your pick
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no, he was a session musician turned producer.  You can see him in some 80s getup playing bass in a Journey video.  [Doesnt look like him -- had hair, was thinner and didnt try to look intense.]
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artists: jimi hendrix, jimi page, angus young, saul hudson, keith richards\nbands: AC/DC, led zepplin, guns n roses
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I'd have to say his Fender Jag-stang(s) that he designed himself. Early on he'd play whatever guitars he could afford to buy or borrow but the model would change pretty regularly because he'd smash them. But once he got the Fender deal he'd get a new Jag-stang when he smashed one so he'd consistently be playing the same model. And that'd be for the last two years of his life. I may be mistaken but this is what I reckon.
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Kurt Cobain shot himself in the head with a shotgun. If you Google his suicide note, you can see it in full. There are photocopied versions of it that are in his handwriting. If you have a hard time reading that version (and you will), there is also a typed out version of it on the web.
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Opinions being what they are, he could be referring to Morrison...or Hendrix! The lyrics very much hint at both, so it's up to interpretation.\n\n"Digging how the guitar goes"..all Hendrix there\n"Or did the voodoo magic help"..Hendrix' "Voodoo Child", but        everyone knows Morrison dabbled in it.\n"Does everyone get hypnotized by your fire"...Morrison's "Light My Fire", and Hendrix used to set his guitar on fire.\n"Sure we're glad for the experience"...Hendrix, "Are You Experienced?"\n\nAt the end of the song, you can unmistakingly hear "Riders on the Storm"\nThe curious thing, is the name. Hendrix was Jimi, Morrison was simply Jim. Splitting hairs here??\nSo, take your pick...I think he's referring to both!!\n\nEDIT: Just found this on Blunts website..\n"His current favourite listening is Cat Power and Lou Reed's "Transformer" album, and "Back to Bedlam" has a similarly enigmatic quality. He won't explain what most of the songs are about, though he does admit that the deceptively bubbly "So Long, Jimmy" was inspired by Messrs Hendrix and Morrison. As for the rest, he says only, "You can get away with murder in a song"."\n\nSo there!!
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I am sure a man of his stature probably owns (and plays) many guitars depending on the desired sound.  I have never seen him in concert to determine what type of guitar he uses for his live shows.  I did the next best think and looked up some images of him playing the guitar.\n\nAcoustic Guitar\nIn one picture, he is playing an acoustic Martin Guitar.  Click the first link and look at the headstock of the guitar.  Click the second link to view the headstocks from the Martin website to verify that it is a Martin in the picture (look at the Features image).\n\nElectric Guitar\nThere are several images of him playing an electric guitar.  However, none of them clearly show the brand of guitar.  Based on the body styles in the images, it is safe to assume that he plays Fender Stratocasters and Fender Telecasters.  See the third link for information on Fender guitars.  Click on the corresponding link for the guitar on teh Fender site.
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Eddie Van Halen played the guitar solo. He did it as a favor for Quincy Jones and was not paid.
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jimmy hendrix for metal, carlos santana for rock, bb king for blues...
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I do not know the manufactureer of the guitar, but I can tell you that it was up for sale on eBAY and just ended without a buyer.\n\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/Zakk-Wylde-original-Glory-Guitar-Live-and-Loud_W0QQitemZ7403279173QQcategoryZ2384QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem\n\n-RIPWAD