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Captured in Paris in 1994, Rape Me came during Nirvana’s final year as a live band. The song originally appeared on In Utero in 1993, the group’s deliberately abrasive follow up to Nevermind. Written by Kurt Cobain, it was often misunderstood but intended as a confrontational anti assault statement.... show more

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