The song was covered one year later by singer-songwriter Tori Amos in 1992 for her Crucify EP. Although the lyrics were the same in both versions of the song, both artist had distinctive ways of playing the song thus, having different meanings in their respective versions. Nirvana was well known for their Grunge style of playing music while Amos was known for using a piano as a primary instrument for the alternative-rock genre. Both versions of the song were very successful in the early 90s with Nirvana’s version being viewed as a party song and drugs while Amos’s version being viewed as a somber song about pain or
The song was covered one year later by singer-songwriter Tori Amos in 1992 for her Crucify EP. Although the lyrics were the same in both versions of the song, both artist had distinctive ways of playing the song thus, having different meanings in their respective versions. Nirvana was well known for their Grunge style of playing music while Amos was known for using a piano as a primary instrument for the alternative-rock genre. Both versions of the song were very successful in the early 90s with Nirvana’s version being viewed as a party song and drugs while Amos’s version being viewed as a somber song about pain or