Nirvana
began recording "Lithium" in 1990. Front man Kurt Cobain disliked
drummer Chad Channing's effort on the record, which helped lead to Dave Grohl's
entry into the band. The song is about a man that turns to religion to cope
with his girlfriend's death. "Lithium" was inspired by Karl Marx's
comments about religion being an opiate for the masses.
Monday, August 26, 2013
Nirvana: Lithium (1992)
Labels:
1990s,
1992,
Dave Grohl,
Death,
Drugs,
Karl Marx,
Kurt Cobain,
Nirvana
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