Patrick Stickles, frontman of New Jersey punk rock outfit Titus Andronicus, has kept to his famously outspoken and conspiratorial MO by tweeting that a recently released note by Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain, found in his wallet post-mortem, proves foul play by spouse Courtney Love.
As Music Feeds reported yesterday, the note, obtained by CBS vis a public information request, was part the evidence collected by Seattle Police while investigating Cobain’s 1994 suicide. Written by-hand in a script strongly resembling Cobain’s, its contents mock the frontman’s marriage to Love.
“Okay, as long as we’re talking, that note that the Seattle cops revealed that Kurt wrote, re: C Love? #OMO it says everything we always knew. [Also], I think it proves beyond a reasonable doubt that Courtney either, A ) had Kurt killed, or B ) forged fake ‘suicide note,’ ditched real,” tweeted Stickles.
Stickles continued, saying he wishes “to go on the record” saying Cobain “absolutely 100%” wrote the songs on Live Through This, the breakthrough 1994 album of Courtney Love’s band, Hole. However Stickles was careful to remind his followers that “#OMO stands for ‘One Man’s Opinion.'”
Despite the iconic singer’s death never being ruled as anything other than a suicide, rumours concerning foul play orchestrated by his widow persist. Last month, a trailer for a stylish new docudrama that explores the Cobain murder conspiracy, Soaked In Bleach, was released online.
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Okay, as long as we're talking, that note that the Seattle cops revealed that Kurt wrote, re: C Love? #OMO it says everything we always knew
— Titus Andronicus (@TitusAndronicus) April 30, 2014
Also, I think it proves beyond a reasonable doubt that Courtney either, A ) had Kurt killed, or B ) forged fake "suicide note," ditched real
— Titus Andronicus (@TitusAndronicus) April 30, 2014
I also want to go on the record saying that Kurt absolutely 100% wrote the songs on 'Live Through This,' ala BIG writing 'Hardcore' lyrics
— Titus Andronicus (@TitusAndronicus) April 30, 2014
Please don't forget – #OMO stands for "One Man's Opinion" #SLINGNEWHASH
— Titus Andronicus (@TitusAndronicus) April 30, 2014
And you don't have to "inform me" that women can rock / write songs – I have a goddamn Crass tattoo #SMDH
— Titus Andronicus (@TitusAndronicus) April 30, 2014
@mattcgx hey, maybe the whole thing was Courtney's idea, but at what other time did she come with the HOOKS like that? She never did, str8 ^
— Titus Andronicus (@TitusAndronicus) April 30, 2014
@mattcgx except on Celebrity Skin, where we know pretty definitively Billy Corgan was supplying the hooks – patterns emerge
— Titus Andronicus (@TitusAndronicus) April 30, 2014
