Nirvana - Endless, Nameless (Guitar Cover)

Attempting to conclude Nevermind with the CD equivalent of a sound skipping in a run-out groove, Kurt and company instructed engineer Howie Weinberg to follow closer "Something In the Way" with ten minutes of silence and the noisy outtake "Endless, Nameless." An extended jam that often closed concerts, the band recorded the track after the session for "Lithium" went south, the frontman bringing said session to a close by smashing the studio's only left-handed guitar in the middle of the take. Thanks to Nevermind, these sort of hidden tracks would remain popular until WinAmp and its descendents revealed track lengths before the listener pressed play. But Kurt's smashed guitar would hang around even longer, immortalized in a photograph reprinted in Michael Azerrad's Come As You Are and later in a Nirvana exhibition at Seattle's EMP Museum.

Tuning: Half step down and drop A#

Equipment used: Fender Kurt Cobain Mustang, Boss DS-1, Electro Harmonix Small Clone and Fender Mustang IV amp

Lyrics: Silence
Here I am
Here I am
Silent
Bright and clear
It's what I am
I have
Died

[Interlude]
Mother
Mother
Mother
Mother

[Verse 2]
Death
And violence
Excitement
Right here
Died
Go to hell
Here I am
Right here
Ow!

[Interlude]
Mother, no más
No más, mama

[Verse 3]
Death
Is what I am
Go to hell
Go to jail
In back of that
Crime
Here I am
Take a chance
Dead

Die
Nirvana endless, nameless guitar cover

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