Surviving Members Of Nirvana Including Dave Grohl Reunite To Play One Of Kurt Cobain’s Favorite Songs

A complete reunion of Nirvana can never happen for obvious reasons, but we got a partial reunion of the surviving members of the great American grunge rock group. Krist Novoselic joined Dave Grohl and the Foo Fighters on Saturday night in the perfect Seattle homecoming.

The exuberant crowd at Safeco Field didn’t get Nirvana music, but they did get music from a band that Kurt Cobain treasured. Former Nirvana bandmates Novoselic, Grohl, and Pat Smear played a cover of “Molly’s Lips” by The Vaselines. Cobain covered The Vaselines several times decades ago and recorded their version of “Molly’s Lips” and released the cover song on their 1992 album “Incesticide.”

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“This is an old song, we haven’t done this song together in a long time,” Grohl told the audience after introducing Novoselic to the stage. “We haven’t done this song together in a long time.”

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Novoselic’s new band Giants In The Trees opened for the Foo Fighters earlier in the night.

Novoselic joined the Foo Fighters last year to perform “Big Me.”

You might see another Nirvana reunion at Cal Jam 18 on October 5 and 6 at San Bernardino’s Glen Helen Regional Park where the Foo Fighters and Giants in the Trees both are scheduled to perform.

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