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During the 1990s, he collaborated with Martin Glover—popularly known as Youth—who was bassist of the rock band ‘Killing Joke’ and formed the band ‘The Fireman’. They came out with the album ‘Strawberries Oceans Ships Forest’, in 19931993. The same year, McCartney released the rock album, ‘Off the Ground’.

He continued touring, performing and recording new albums well into the new millennium even though he was now in his sixties. The albums he released during this period include ‘Ecce Cor Meum’ (2006), ‘Memory Almost Full’ (2007) (2007), and ‘Electric Arguments’ (2008).

Paul McCartney and Wings released several albums over the next decade including ‘Red Rose Speedway’ (1973)(1973), ‘Band on the Run’ (1973), ‘Venus and Mars’ (1975), ‘Wings at the Speed of Sound’ (1976), and ‘Back to the Egg’ (1979)(1979). The group disbanded in 1981 following disagreements over royalties and salaries.

Paul McCartney gave the group an idea for a concept album, ‘Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band’ which was released in 1976 to immediate success. It performed well commercially and was also critically acclaimed. It spent 27 weeks 27 weeks at the top of the albums chart in the United Kingdom and won four Grammy Awards in 1968.1968.

Even though the band achieved phenomenal popularity and widespread success, the relations between the band members became strained and they started having frequent disagreements. Thus Paul McCartney left the band in 1970.1970.

Paul McCartneyPaul McCartney is an English musician and a former member of the legendary music band ‘The Beatles’. A multiple Grammy Award winner, he is also a two-time inductee into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (as a member of The Beatles in 1988, and as a solo artist in 1999), and one of the most successful composers and performers of all time. With his unprecedented success as a musician he has achieved a legendary status, and is regarded as one of the icons of 20th century English music. He loved music from a young age and was influenced by his father who was a trumpet player. He began writing songs as a teenager and started playing the guitar. As a young man he met John Lennon in a church festival and Lennon who played with a band invited Paul to join them. Soon other aspiring musicians too joined the group, and thus ‘The Beatles’ was born. Over the next few years ‘The Beatles’ went on to achieve phenomenal fame and all the group members, including Paul McCartney became internationally famous. He was already an influential figure by the time The Beatles broke up and easily embarked on a successful solo career. Along with all his musical achievements, he is also well-known for his philanthropic activities and social activism

Right after dropping out of high school, Cobain formed a rock band named ‘Fecal Matter’ in 19851985, rehearing original materials and covers of bands, such as ‘The Ramones’ and ‘Led Zeppelin.’ The band dissolved a year later, but the tapes recorded by Cobain helped during the initial days of his future band ‘Nirvana.’

It was only in 19881988 that Cobain finally decided on a name for his group ‘Nirvana.’ The band had Cobain as the lead vocalist and guitarist, Krist Novoselic as the bass guitarist, and Aaron Burckhard on the drums. ‘Nirvana’ came up with its first single ‘Love Buzz’ which was released by a small label called ‘Sub Pop Records.’

Kurt Donald Cobain was an American singer-songwriter who rocked the music world with his band ‘Nirvana.’ He is known to have displayed artistic traits since early childhood. However, he had a troubled youth because of his parents’ separation. Finding solace in music, he started with playing the guitar and eventually went deeper into the world of music. Albums, such as ‘Bleach,’ ‘Nevermind,’ and ‘In Utero’ were some of his very popular ones. ‘Nirvana’ signing with ‘Geffen Records’ came as a major accomplishment in his career. Although he continued to grow exponentially on the professional front, his personal life was marred by his severe drug addiction. Plagued by health and family issues, he constantly struggled with depression and drug addiction issues throughout his life. However, his exemplary song writing skills helped ‘Nirvana’ sell over 25 million25 million copies in the U.S. and over 75 million records all over the world, making him an iconic personality in the field of rock music.