Kurt Cobain's 'MTV Unplugged' Guitar Sells for $6 Million at Auction
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KURT COBAIN's 1989 Stage-Played, Smashed And Signed Guitar Used On NIRVANA's First U.S. Tour Sells For $486,400 - BLABBERMOUTH.NET
Two guitars played (and smashed) by Kurt Cobain sell for almost $300,000 | Guitar.com | All Things Guitar
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Why do musicians break their guitars on stage? - Drooble The Blog
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A Brief History of Rock Stars Destroying Guitars - Atlas Obscura
Kurt Cobain's Guitars 1986 - 1994 Part 1
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Nirvana's Broken Instruments: Kurt Cobain's Smashed Guitars, Busted Gear & Recording Problems - YouTube
And in the end...let's break some instrument! xD | Imagenes de nirvana, Fotos de banda de rock, Fotos de kurt cobain
Kurt Cobain's smashed Nirvana guitar to hit the auction block: 'This is serious money' | Fox Business
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Nirvana's 1992 cover captures a band breaking into the mainstream
A Brief History of Smashing Guitars
The Who and a Brief History of Musicians Smashing Their Instruments - Ticketmaster Blog
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The infamous time Nirvana played Top of The Pops in Hertfordshire - and the race to get Kurt Cobain Lemsip - HertsLive
Kurt Cobain smashing guitar during Nirvana concert, here's more: http://www.kurtcobainnews.com/More-Kurt-Cobain-Conce… | Nirvana concert, Nirvana kurt, Kurt cobain
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The Night Before Nirvana Changed Forever - The Ringer
You can buy the smashed remains of one of Kurt Cobain's guitars
Instrument destruction - Wikipedia
Nirvana: Guitar Kurt Cobain played during Nirvana's 'MTV Unplugged' show sells for $6 mn - The Economic Times
