November 12th, 1995: Cobain's unusual promotion of "Mist" begins to generate mass interest not only in Central Europe, where he heavily promoted the album, but in the United States, where word of the album's translation has, in Cobain's words "leaked" into American conscious. Although he did not intend to convey a specific meaning through his album title, Cobain jokes, in typical self-deprecating style, that the title reflects the quality of the album's output.
November 25th, 1995: While planning for the European tour to promote Mist, Cobain is contacted by his former Nirvana band-mate Krist Novosellic, who, before word of the album's bizarre title broke out, was planning on forging a career in politics. Novosellic emphasizes that while his passion remains in politics, he'd like to record some songs with Cobain again. Cobain tells him that if he has time, he would be happy to meet up for "some sort of jam session, but I don't want it to HAVE to be commercial. We're basically middle-aged men to the kids now, ya know?" Novosellic interprets Cobain's statements as him not wanting to reform Nirvana any time soon, which Novosellic is okay with, as he now has time to take things at his own pace.