GROHL: ‘BROKE NIRVANA WERE FORCED TO SELL EQUIPMENT FOR FOOD’
Grunge band NIRVANA were once so broke, they had to sell their music equipment to buy food, according to the group’s former drummer DAVE GROHL.
The Foo Fighters frontman - who was one of the original members of the legendary rockers - recalls his time in the group before Nirvana shot to fame in the 1990s - and admits they were more worried about where their next meal would come from than having hit songs.
He says, "When I think of Nirvana, I think of Krist, Kurt and me. I think about us driving through Canadian snowstorms in a van leaking fuel. We reek like guys working in a gas station. I think about us selling equipment for food. I don’t think about number one records." Nirvana disbanded in 1994 when frontman Kurt Cobain committed suicide.
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