I think they're buying it because it's a stone cold classic album with timeless songs on it. The Baby From Nirvana’s Nevermind Album Cover Is Suing The Band And Kurt Cobain’s Estate For Alleged Child Pornography Spencer Elden is claiming his parents never authorized the use of his photograph for the Nirvana album. To quickly comment on that first sentence, I really don't think anyone is buying Nirvana's Nevermind because there's a naked baby on the cover.
If he were older or recognizable in any way then sure, but hes basically generic. Although this remedy will not rid the world of his sexualized image, it will provide him the means to get mental health treatment and give him the benefit of knowing that the distribution and repeated violation of his privacy by Appellees will finally stop." At that age babies are borderline interchangeable, especially their bodies. "This understandably causes him extreme ongoing psychic or emotional injury for which he is entitled to damages and an injunction. Elden has never met the two surviving members of Nirvana, Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic he says that previous attempts to contact either musician weren’t successful.
" is aware that Appellees are commercially exploiting the frontal nude image of him as a four–month–old child to sell a album to millions of people (many of whom he does not know) around the world," reads a portion of the appeal. Samir Hussein/Getty Images The cover for Nevermind, a 1991 Nirvana album that is said to have helped. Elden's appeal states that a statute of limitations does not apply because his "suffering is ongoing" and cites Masha's Law, which allows child pornography victims to seek damages well into their adulthood. The albums 20th anniversary featured a 20 bill, but the original album had a 1 bill. According to a report by Spin, Elden has filed an appeal with California's Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals claiming that Olguin's ruling was made in error.
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