day Dave just likes to get behind a drum set and kick some ass, a point that's driven through to the reader again and again. "He (Cobain) may have seemed like this punk rock iconoclastic misfit, but he still fucking loved Abba, we danced to Abba a hundred times. So, when I think of Kurt, I think of the way he giggled, or Abba, or him saying to me, 'God man, I wish I could wear sweatpants'". My other favorite bits were the revelations regarding Courtney Love. She doesn't come off very well in this book, though I'm sure that's not a surprise. I found even more similarities to the whole Yoko Ono affair than I was expecting, but at the same time, I definitely think Kurt Cobain and her enabled each other. I have a number of favorite quotes from the book, but the one I actually left the room to find a notepad and pen for was the following... "saving Kurt Cobain's life had become a depressingly routine affair for Hole's lead singer". One of my favorite things about reading music books about bands or scenes that I'm familiar with is the ability to read a quick tale about a particular song, and then the next thing I know my mind is powering through the song like I'm listening to it on a CD (or perhaps even watching the band play it live if I've had that luxury). This book was no exception, and was perhaps part of