I dont know how much of Kurt is left. Surely a few teaspoons given to a family member or maybe even the whole bag I dont know.
he never did get a resting place.
He should be placed in his hometown of Aberdeen since it needs tourism (very out of the way depressing place-but colse to where we used to go to Ocean Shores as kids)
Also I think by the pillars on Pike Street that are at the other end of the convention center. They are pillars from some old house or something. There it would get alot of foot traffic from people going from Capitol Hill and Broadway to the downtown.
Does anyone know if the Pillars are still on upper Pike overlooking the freeway???
I just think its time for Courtney to come to resolve with all her personal stuff and in the process decide which two places that could have a plaque on the ground. Nothing fancy and a place where people will loiter for the view not to be in a cemattery.
It should be in an area celebrated and Pillars just within a mile or less radius is where the bubble burst and Grunge began. Id love to see Layne Stayley have a plaque at the pillars and Jimi too. The only other people Id put there in the future is Chris Cornell and the Wilson Sisters.

You're saying they should build a Kurt mausoleum?

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No there are just some old pillars near the freeway from some old house. Maybe someone can pull up an image for it.
I think it would be great to have just flat plaques for Staley and Cobain and the other 3 for later Hendrix Wilsons and Cornell.
It wouldnt cause a mob scene since it is pedestrain area or just cars. Very heavily traveled area where The Pillars are on PPike Street so doubt there would be riff raff or people riding the spike for him.

It always seemed like a well lighted place. I always thought the Pillars were from a house tho:
http://www.seattle.gov/PARKS/park_de...D=4000#history

After 15 years, town warms up to native son Kurt Cobain -- latimes.com