Marigold

It was written and composed by Dave Grohl, who was Nirvana's drummer at the time. - "Marigold" is one of the few Nirvana tracks not written by frontman Kurt Cobain. - Originally, Grohl named this song "Color Pictures of a Marigold". - It was released as a B-side on Nirvana's 1993 "Heart Shaped Box" single. - The song was first recorded by Grohl during his solo project "Pocketwatch" under the pseudonym "Late! ". - “Marigold” was the only song that Grohl had a lead vocal in during his time with Nirvana. - The band's performance of the song at their "Live and Loud" concert at Seattle's Pier 48 in 1993 was released in 2013 on the 20th anniversary deluxe edition of "In Utero".

Again, it was written and composed by the band's founder Dave Grohl. - Grohl was the former drummer for Nirvana and he founded Foo Fighters after Nirvana disbanded. - The song was re-recorded by the Foo Fighters and released on the 2006 live album “Skin and Bones”. - While playing the song live as Foo Fighters, Grohl usually plays the acoustic guitar himself. - Later, it was released officially under the Foo Fighters name as a B-side on the band's 2007 single "The Pretender". - During the Foo Fighters' performance, Marigold is often reserved for special occasions, as Grohl has acknowledged that it's a song dear to his heart. - Despite its B-side status, Foo Fighters' version of "Marigold" has amassed over 20 million streams on Spotify as of 2022.