Kurt cobain ot

[JimStinson]

I don't know his autograph but this story about his LAST signature sounds plausible and is an interesting read. I don't know who posted it and just pulled it off line.

http://zicoydelia.wordpress.com/2013...ast-autograph/
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[drc]

Eddie Vedder lives in my neighborhood, and Pearl Jam recorded their 1995 live album at a record store/cafe literally a block from my home. I've had breakfast at the cafe.

Though I haven't listened to much Pearl Jam and have no passing opinion on their music.

[prewarsports]

I've owned some and seen plenty.

Be VERY scared as I bet he is more forged than Babe Ruth. I would not touch a Cobain unless it had some iron clad authentication. He printed his name and almost always just signed it "KURT" with a smiley face so its VERY easy to forge and I honestly dont know how authenticators could even be right 60% of the time.

Rhys Yeakley

[yanks12025]

Rhys,
What does his auto normally sell for?

[gnaz01]

Originally Posted by yanks12025

Rhys,
What does his auto normally sell for?

Brock,

When authentic, they are very very pricey!

[Gmrson]

an old friend of mine got one when Nirvana together. It was the next morning after a concert outside their hotel. He just signed "Kurt 2 hours of sleep". All the members only signed their first name.

[yanksfan09]

Originally Posted by drc

Eddie Vedder lives in my neighborhood, and Pearl Jam recorded their 1995 live album at a record store/cafe literally a block from my home. I've had breakfast at the cafe.

Though I haven't listened to much Pearl Jam and have no passing opinion on their music.

That's my all time favorite band! His new solo stuff is really good too.

I've always assumed Rock Stars stuff was probably forged more than athletes and probably wouldn't feel comfortable buying one unless I knew the source directly.

[Griffins]

I spoke to Bob Dylan's son about this 3 years ago (our kids played little league together) and he figured about 95% of the autographs of his dad and his brother offered were fake, and that was a conservative guess. I showed him an offering from a major auction house and he just laughed, saying those were definitely fakes- even though they had some pretty solid authentication.

[JimStinson]

Originally Posted by Griffins

I spoke to Bob Dylan's son about this 3 years ago (our kids played little league together) and he figured about 95% of the autographs of his dad and his brother offered were fake, and that was a conservative guess. I showed him an offering from a major auction house and he just laughed, saying those were definitely fakes- even though they had some pretty solid authentication.

Great thread, I would agree most rock music icons are almost impossible, Dylan HATES to sign and is probably one of the 10 toughest living celebrities to get an autograph of.

Your post about Bob Dylan brought back memories , When boxer Hurricane Carter was in prison. Dylan did a benefit concert at Madison Square Garden called "Night of the Hurricane" which I attended , It was to raise funds for his legal defense and dozens of celebs attended including Muhammad Ali who spoke with Carter by phone , and was amplified throughout the arena.

Shortly after Hurricane Carter was released from prison I did a private signing with him in Orlando Florida , he took a plane from Canada where he was living at the time and we hung out for the weekend.
He knew Dylan personally and had some great stories. He confirmed what I already knew that Bob Dylan rarely if ever signs an autograph.
In an attempt to be sly with Carter.... I steered the conversation around to Dylan's visits to him in prison and if they exchanged letters, Carter said of course they did. I asked him if he kept the letters and he said he had. before I could even ASK the next question (You KNOW what the next question was going to be...) ...the clever Carter smiled and then started laughing..."Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy" he said "Nice try but the answer is NO !"
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[tazdmb]

How hard could Dylan be? After all, ChumLee got him pretty easily on Pawn Stars

[Bored5000]

Originally Posted by JimStinson

Great thread, I would agree most rock music icons are almost impossible, Dylan HATES to sign and is probably one of the 10 toughest living celebrities to get an autograph of.

Well, that can't be true. This guy here just happened to see Dylan walking around Vegas and got himself a signed album.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZA-fkyC_18

On a serious note, this is a very cool topic. I never knew that Kurt Cobain autographs were extremely pricey, but I guess it does make sense.

[JimStinson]

Originally Posted by Bored5000

Well, that can't be true. This guy here just happened to see Dylan walking around Vegas and got himself a signed album.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZA-fkyC_18

On a serious note, this is a very cool topic. I never knew that Kurt Cobain autographs were extremely pricey, but I guess it does make sense.

Lol....I guess its easier if you have your own TV show and are on camera he DID say he didn't have a pen !!! great link
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[dgo71]

Originally Posted by yanksfan09

That's my all time favorite band! His new solo stuff is really good too.

+1

Eddie is the ONLY musician I care to own an autograph from, and I hear he's not very easy. He hates the dealer aspect of it and feels taken advantage of when people hound him for graphs as he feels 90% of his stuff gets sold, which may be true.

[drc]

Mentioned record store/cafe, named Easy Street. My neighbor own's the optometrist's next door.