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Heavier Than Heaven: A Chronicle of Kurt Cobain
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A Review of Heavier Than Heaven by Charles R. Cross
Heavier Than Heaven: The Biography of Kurt Cobain
by Charles R Cross
Hodder & Stoughton
ISBN , Paperback, pages
We&#;ve always been fascinated with the lives of the artists and musicians that we admire. This is why Patti Smith&#;s book M Train is still flying off the shelves, it gives everyone a chance to take peek into the life of one of the greatest living artists from the 21st Century. And while Smith&#;s book gave fans a more poignant depiction of her inner life, that isn&#;t much the case with the book we&#;ll be discussing today.
Heavier Than Heaven is the closest thing we&#;ll get to a Kurt Cobain autobiography after the Nirvana frontman committed suicide back in Author Charlie R. Cross gives readers a peek into Cobain&#;s brief life via the singer&#;s unpublished journal entries, letters, drawings, and home videos. Cobain&#;s widow and feminist icon Courtney Love gave Cross access to the documents, which was more than helpful because the singer was notoriously for keeping notes of all of his thoughts and experiences.
Cross gained access to the material by earning Love and the Cobain family’s trust. They wanted to make sure that they weren&#;t going to hand over all the material to someone who would mis
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Heavier Than Heaven
biography by Charles R. Cross
For the Blacklisted album, see Heavier Than Heaven, Lonelier Than God.
Heavier Than Heaven is a biography of musician Kurt Cobain, the frontman of the grunge band Nirvana. It was written by Charles R. Cross.
For the book, Cross desired to create the definitive Cobain biography, and over four years conducted + interviews; in particular, he was granted exclusive interviews and access to Cobain's private journals, lyrics and photos, by his widow Courtney Love.[1] Notably, neither Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl nor Cobain's mother contributed to the book.[2]
Cross took the name "Heavier Than Heaven" from a tour Nirvana did with the band Tad in the United Kingdom. The lead singer, Tad Doyle, was very obese; the name which was thought up by the tour promoters, was meant in part to poke fun at the inaccurate idea that Tad alone weighed more than all of the members of Nirvana put together.
Reception
[edit]While arguably the most complete Cobain biography, Cross opted to include his own impression of what Cobain's final days were like. Several people questioned the inclusion of fiction in what was claimed to be a non-fiction book.[3] At the same time, Cross' desire for the book to be as comple