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" Anyone who watched Nirvana\u00A0on MTV Unplugged in November 1994, remembers two things: Kurt Cobain&amp;#039;s raw musical\u00A0performance, and his iconic grunge-inspired look. Now, the green mohair sweater he wore during the posthumous performance\u00A0could\u00A0be yours. The only catch? It&amp;#039;ll cost you upward of \u00A0$20,000, the starting bid\u00A0in a\u00A0November 7 auction called\u00A0Icons and Idols 2015: Rock n&amp;#039; Roll.\u00A0 In addition to Cobain&amp;#039;s famous sweater, the\u00A0auction at Julien&amp;#039;s Live will include\u00A0over 300 other pieces of\u00A0music memorabilia such as\u00A0a Gibson guitar owned by John Lennon\u00A0\u2014 the one on\u00A0which he composed the hit Beatles songs\u00A0&amp;quot;Love Me Do,&amp;quot; and\u00A0&amp;quot;Please Please Me,&amp;quot; according to Rolling Stone\u00A0\u2014\u00A0as well as the drum head Ringo Starr played during the Beatles&amp;#039; unforgettable 1964 appearance on the Ed Sullivan show. Bids for the guitar will start at $300,000, while the drum head&amp;#039;s starting bid is $400,000. The gold plated piano that once sat in Elvis Presley&amp;#039;s Graceland estate will also be up for grabs, with a starting bid of $250,000. For younger music fans, the first guitar One Direction star Niall Horan ever played will also hit the auction block, with a starting bid of only $2,000. And if you&amp;#039;re looking for something even more personal, locks of hair from both Cobain and Lennon will also be available at the auction, though we can&amp;#039;t promise your friends won&amp;#039;t judge you if that&amp;#039;s what you choose to spend thousands of dollars on. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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