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KERRY PARK & CHANGING FORM SCULPTURE: Great view of the city. You can also re-create Andy Wood’s famous photo.
THE ALLEYWAY BEHIND BLACK DOG FORGE: (Formerly Galleria Potatohead) Soundgarden, Pearl Jam and many other bands practiced in the basement of a working blacksmith shop. This was the first place Eddie Vedder was taken to when he came to Seattle to meet Stone, Jeff and Mike. The building was vacated in October of 2017.
THE PARAMOUNT THEATER: Nirvana shot an extended video at this theater. It’s also on the historical registry. Andy Wood’s memorial was held here in March of 1990.
LAYNE STALEY'S CONDO: The Alice in Chains lead singer died here on April 5, 2002. (Kurt Cobain died April 5, 1994)
BLACK SUN SCULPTURE: Some say this is the inspiration for the Soundgarden song, Black Hole Sun. I don't know but Guns N' Roses thinks it is.
VIRETTA PARK: Located next door to the home where Kurt Cobain lived and died, the bench at the park has become a shrine. You can check out his house too.
JIMI HENDRIX STATUE: Broadway and Pine on Capitol Hill
THE CENTRAL SALOON: *Last Stop on Tour. We’ll Go In* (Many people choose to stay here after the tour for drinks or food.) A true Seattle institution. Nirvana played their first Seattle show here in April of 1988...to nobody. Mother Love Bone played their last show here. There’s also a memorial to the dead rock stars of Seattle on the wall.