It’s a fantastic live album that you should have in your collection if you don’t already. Check out a review at snobmusic.

Tracklisting

1. Breed
2. Drain You
3. Aneurysm
4. School
5. Sliver
6. In Bloom
7. Come As You Are
8. Lithium
9. About A Girl
10. Tourette’s
11. Polly
12. Lounge Act
13. Smells Like Teen Spirit
14. On A Plain
15. Negative Creep
16. Been A Son
17. All Apologies
18. Blew
19. Dumb
20. Stay Away
21. Spank Thru
22. Love Buzz (DVD ONLY)
23. The Money Will Roll Right In
24. D-7
25. Territorial Pissing

Looks like they have Cobain playing the humbuck-ified Fender Mustang in the game. See the photo and video below for a look at the virtual guitar and the lithium track as played in game.

The fiesta red prototype never made it to Kurt. Fender was preparing to ship the guitar to Kurt when they got news of his death. It originally ended up in the Fender Museum. Forum member ‘prospect’ posted some of his great photos and information from the Fender museum which is shared below. [forum link]

These photos are from Fender’s Museum in California from a few years back. It is my understanding that this is now currently on display either in Seattle or Cleveland.

On Kurt’s drawing the surrounding information you see is for when it was scanned for “Journals”. The “blacked out” area is contact information for Kurt and his guitar tech which was to not be printed in “Journals”.

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If you have any more info on the current locations of the fiesta red or sonic blue prototype jag-stangs let us know.

Below is one of the better quality videos of Kurt playing the jag-stang on the song Dumb from the Slovenia 2/27/94 tour date. Thanks to Ryan for suggesting us post this on our blog!  If you see other cool jag-stang videos that we should post let us know.

So here we present you with Blender.com’s “28 Most Recognizable Guitars”. The Fender Mustang, as made famous by Kurt Cobain, comes in at a very respectable 14 on the list.

This list is shown below. You can also check out the Blender article which includes great descriptions and video links for each entry. (Blender article link)

• 28. Buck Owens: Red, White and Blue acoustic
• 27. Les Claypool – Primus: The Rainbow Bass
• 26. Michael Angelo Batio: The Reverse Double-Neck
• 25. Dave Grohl – Foo Fighters: Dan Armstrong/Ampeg ARMG-2
• 24. Michael Anthony – Van Halen: Jack Daniel’s Bass
• 23. Angus Young – AC/DC: Gibson SG
• 22. Ace Frehley – KISS: Laser Guitar
• 21. Albert King: Gibson Flying V
• 20. Zakk Wylde – Ozzy Osbourne/Black Label Society: The Grail
• 19. Jerry Only – The Misfits: The Devastator
• 18. Billie Joe Armstrong – Green Day: Blue
• 17. Bootsy Collins: Space Bass
• 16. Dimebag Darrell Abbott – Pantera/Damageplan: The Dean From Hell
• 15. Rick Nielsen – Cheap Trick: Hamer Five-Neck
• 14. Kurt Cobain – Nirvana: Fender Mustang
• 13. ZZ Top: Dean Spinning Fur Guitar/Bass
• 12. Gene Simmons – KISS: Axe Bass
• 11. Eric Clapton: Blackie
• 10. B.B. King: Lucille
• 9. Jack White – White Stripes: 1964 J.B. Hutto Montgomery Airline
• 8. Bo Diddley: The Big B
• 7. Willie Nelson: Trigger
• 6. Prince: Purple Glyph Symbol Guitar
• 5. Paul McCartney – Beatles: Hofner Violin Bass
• 4. Jimmy Page – Led Zeppelin: Gibson SG Double Neck
• 3. Elvis Presley: Martin D-28 Acoustic
• 2. Eddie Van Halen – Van Halen: Frankenstrat
• 1. Jimi Hendrix: Fender Stratocaster

The top 5 from their list of 25 is:

1. Prince
2. Kurt Cobain
3. Neil Young
4. George Harrison
5. Ace Frehley

The list is sure to provoke some interesting discussions. Check out the full list of 25 at the link above.