13 Legendary Rock Songs from 1994

'The killer in me is the killer in you.' NBHAP takes a trip down memory lane and recaps 1994's finest moments in rock music.

08/04/2014
by Norman Fleischer and Axel Kunz

NBHAP - The List - 1994 Rock

13. NIRVANA – ‘Where did you sleep last night’

‘Fuck you all this is the last song of the evening.’ Kurt Cobain’s words to introduce that song. Go and watch, nothing to add. Rest in peace.

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