Under the Influence is recorded in the Terstream Mobile Recording studio, a 1969 Airstream trailer that's been restored and transformed into a studio on wheels, so host Terry O'Reilly can record the show wherever he goes.įollow the journey on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, and search the hashtag: #Terstream. To celebrate the 25th anniversary of Nirvana's album, Nevermind, photographer John Chapple recreated the iconic artwork with Spencer Eldenthe baby who was originally featured on the cover. The cover image was allegedly frontman Kurt Cobain ’s idea, and it was inspired by a documentary about underwater births. Using the GPS-based app Strava to ride on his single-speed bike in the streets of Adelaide, he spent about 8 hours riding his bike to complete his masterpiece of the famous Nirvana album cover. You can also find us on the CBC Radio app or subscribe to our Podcast. Spencer Elden recreated his pose from the cover of Nirvana’s album Nevermind, shot when he was a baby, both 10 and 15 years later. A national parks project manager, Pete Stokes rode his bike for 150km to recreate the famous Nirvana ‘Nevermind’ album cover.
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And interestingly, it was recently named one of the most-streamed albums ever by Spotify with 122 million global streams.įor more stories about Album Covers As Marketing, click or tap the "Listen" button above to hear the full Under the Influence episode. The album spent 335 weeks on the Billboard 200. The swimming baby graced clothing and accessories all over the world and continues to do so to this day, proving that standout album art can generate revenue for years, sometimes even decades. Pete Stokes, 45, spent eight hours riding across.
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The album cover also created a merchandising bonanza. An Aussie cyclist has recreated a controversial Nirvana album cover using GPS software to overlay the iconic baby artwork over a map of Adelaide. According to the Rolling Stone magazine readers, the third most iconic music album cover of all time is Nirvanas Nevermind. And hey, looks like he still was The album turned 25 years old yesterday, and to commemorate its silver anniversary. ELDEN WAS PD OFF ABOUT THE IMAGE In a 2016 interview with GQ Australia, Elden said that he was 'pd off' about the album art.
He appears to have changed his tune about the album in recent years.
Marc Jacobs’ Bootleg Grunge Tee, left, and the original Nirvana T-shirt, right. Usually, it turns out that he was baby on the cover of Nirvana’s Nevermind. Elden recreated the image years later and even has the word Nevermind tattooed on his chest.
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