Cobain Continues: A Kurt Cobain Survives Collaborative Timeline

And that this Time of your life on Out of the Box is different as in its more of a power ballad than just someone playing a guitar
 
March 8th 2003-All across the US certarin accounts of copies of Tom Morello's album Arm the Homeless are taken out to the streets and destroyed in protest of his comments on Castro.
 
March 14, 2003-Al Gore gives a statement about the recent strife. "This much I can say. Freedom of expression and freedom of speech are sacrosanct in this country. But it can also be weaponized for malicious ends. The balance is not always easy to achieve. But I know this much. Should I be entrusted with the Presidency, I will move appropriately with Cuba. With Fidel Castro out of the picture, change can start. Maybe his brother is easier to reason with. I don't know. But I will make the effort to bring reason back into the equation."
 
March 17, 2003-Zack de la Rocha gives a statement about his former bandmate's stabbing. "I am deeply disturbed by what happened to Tom. It completely renders me incapable of thought. My condolences to Brad, Timmy, and his family."
 
March 17th 2003- Rob Thomas comments on the Morello outrage saying

"While I disagree with his comments on Castro. He has a right to say it. Its called freedom of speech and I respect that"
 
April 1st 2003:Tabitha Secret release their new album Matchbox Twenty which takes the band to a more pop rock sound than grunge which angers their die hard fans leading them to be called sellouts.

That being said the album becomes a total hit and their lead off song Unwell becomes a smash hit. Though fans praise the Libertarian themed song Let Me Be which is a reminder of the early days of the band.
 
April 7, 2003-Cobain and his fellow grunge frontmen are asked to comment on the fourth album by Nickelback, The Long Road. Layne Staley comments, "well, Jerry really likes them a lot. He often hangs out with Chad Kroeger, and he joined in on a show in Edmonton. Personally, I don't really get it, but that's Jerry's choice." Eddie Vedder shrugs about the band, saying "I can see why they've become extremely popular, especially since Creed broke up." Cobain states firmly, "I can see that they're very formulaic and pandering to the audiences."
 
May 1999-Gingrich accepts an offer to be a contributor to Fox News. In his first episode, he rails against his removal from office, and calls it " a coverup by feckless sellouts in the party who wanted to kiss Clinton's backside. I trusted them, and this is how they repay me?"
 
April 8th 2003:It is revealed that Nirvana and Tabitha's Secret will go on a World Tour with each other promoting both of their new albums.

Thomas in a interview says that him and Kurt Cobain are friends again and that he decided to put his political differences aside.
 
May 8th, 1999: Gingrich is confronted by journalist Hunter S. Thompson, who asks him why he wasn't honest about his affair, since he knew he would be charged with perjury if he lied under oath.
 
June 2, 1999-Gingrich announces a tell-all book in which he plans to vindicate himself, to be published by Regnery.

April 22, 2003-The tour, with Alice in Chains opening, kicks off at the Coral Sky Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach, Florida. During the show, Nirvana premieres three songs from the Dixie Dope album.
 
April 30th, 2003: At the same venue in Dallas, Texas that Nirvana performed at last year, Alice in Chains opens the concert with their song "Rooster". Though the band did not intend for a specific political message, the song's anti-Vietnam message is interpreted negatively by some concert-goers.
 
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