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Kurt Cobain's tool for Organized Confusion demo - Sears Jazz Bass, Suitcase as a drum, TEAC A-2340 4-tr recorder (1970s) - T-shirts "Nazi Punks Fuck Off" & "HarD.C.ore" - Museum of Pop Culture (2017-03-04 18.06.39 by Francisco Antunes).jpg 

Organized Confusion
In late 1982, at age 15, Kurt Cobain recorded his first set of 
original songs, under the name Organized Confusion, on his aunt's
four track recorder. Around the same time, Krist Novoselic,
who was two years older, met Buzz Osborne and Matt Likin,
who were from nearby Montesano and played in a band called
The Melvins. When their drummer quit, Novoselic suggested
his friend Dale Crover. The reconstituted Melvins began practicing
on the back porch of Crover's parents' house in Aberdeen, with
Novolselic and Cobain often hanging out. The two found common
ground on their love of the Melvins and punk rock, and in 1986
they decided to form their own band.

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1  Sears electric bass guitar, played
     by Kurt Cobain on his early demos, 
     Organized Confusion (Dec 1982) and
     Fecal Matter's Illiteracy Will Prevail
     (Mar 1986)
     ...

2  Suitcase owned by Kurt Cobain,
     which he used as a makeshift drum-
     kit for his Organized Confusion demos.
     ...

3  TEAC A-2340 reel-to-reel 4-track tape
     recorder, early 1970s
     ...

4  "Nazi Punks Fuck Off" t-shirt, worn
     by Krist Novolselic, circa 1984
     ...

5  "HarD.C.ore" t-shirt worn by Dave
     Grohl, circa 1992
     ...



6       9    11

7   8        12

7       10   13

6  Fecal Matter's Illiteracy Will Prevail
     demo tape, March 1986
     ...

7  Kurt Cobain recording his Organized
     Confusion demo, Dec 1982
     ...

8  Letter from Buzz Osborne of the
     Melvins to Krist Novolselic and
     Shell Hurkas, April 16, 1986
     ...

9  Dead Ka... "...

10 Krist Novoselic wearing the "Nazi
     Punks Fuck Off" t-shirt, Aberdeen,
     WA. June 1986
     ...

11 ...

12 Matt Lukin, Steve Ne[uman] and Buzz
     Osborne, Aberdeen, WA, early 1986
     ...
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