Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic has told Billboard a rarities album of previously unreleased work by the band is likely to make it into the shops this year, adding that there was now some "good will" between him, ex-Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl and Courtney Love, despite the continuing litigation over the band's musical legacy. Saying that Universal had pencilled in November for such a release, he also hinted that the much-talked about unreleased Nirvana song ‘You Know You're Right’, recorded just before Cobain's death in 1994, could feature on the album. Courtney Love originally blocked the release of a proposed box-set of unreleased Nirvana music, launching into legal action against Novoselic and Grohl over who had the control with regards future Nirvana releases. The litigation over the band's assets is scheduled to continue in a Washington state courtroom later this month.
Aug 21, 2002
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Nirvana rarities may get released
Krist Novoselic says a rarities album of unreleased Nirvana material is likely this year, with Universal pencilling in November.