Ecad revealed which are the most played and recorded songs by Kurt Cobain in Brazil in honor of the musician’s 55th birthday
“Smells Like Teen Spirit” is the most popular song of Kurt Cobain in Brazil. O ecad – Central Office of Collection and Distribution – revealed that the song is the most played and most recorded by the musician in Brazil. (Via Estadão)
The revelation was made in honor of the 55th anniversary of cobain on February 20, 2022. The office released a ranking with the artist’s songs that were most played in the last five years in Brazil, in the main segments of public performance, and were most recorded by other performers.
The lists were made based on the 126 songs and 273 recordings of cobain registered by ECAD. Check out the Top 10 in each category:
Ranking of songs written by Kurt Cobain most played in the last five years in Brazil in the main segments of public performance
10. “You Know You’re Right”
9. “Rape Me”
8. “Polly”
7. “Heart Shaped Box”
6. “All Apologies”
5. “In Bloom”
4. “About a Girl”
3. “Lithium”
2. “Come As You Are”
1. “Smells Like Teen Spirit”
Ranking of Kurt Cobain songs most recorded by other performers
10. “In Bloom”
9. “Drain You”
“Rape Me”
8. “Heart Shaped Box”
7. “On A Plain”
6. “Penny Royal Tea”
5. “Polly”
“About A Girl”
4. “All Apologies”
3. “Lithium”
2. “Come As You Are”
1. “Smells Like Teen Spirit”
No one paid much attention to “Smells Like Teen Spirit”
Dave Grohl revealed that the Nirvana “was just having fun” in rehearsals when he wrote “Smells Like Teen Spirit” and the band did not imagine the worldwide success of the song. “I think everyone was more focused on songs like ‘In Bloom‘ or ‘Lithium‘ or ‘Breed‘; no one paid much attention to ‘Teen Spirit‘ while we were recording. We just thought it was another cool song for the album.”
Oscar 2022: what do you think is the best song at the awards?
- “Be Alive” – Dixson and Beyoncé (King Richard: Creating Champions)
- “Down to Joy” – Van Morrison (Belfast)
- “Dos Oruguitas” – Lin-Manuel Miranda (Encanto)
- “No Time To Die” – Billie Eilish and Finneas O’Connor (007: No Time To Die)
- “Somehow You Do” – Diane Warren (Four Good Days)
Source: Rollingstone
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