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Courtney Love has said that the jerky rhythm at the heart of this Cobain tune is a testament to Kurt's love of new wavers like Devo and Oingo Boingo -- and is there also a hint of the Rolling Stones' "Get Off of My Cloud" in the recurring drum fill? But while Nirvana occasionally pulled out "Talk to Me" on stage in 1991 and 1992, they never bothered to bring it into the studio. Which is not to say that the song wasn't tagged for potential recording -- just that it wasn't necessarily considered by Nirvana. Love and her band Hole tackled it at Hanzek Audio in August, 1993, during early Live Through This sessions, but the track ultimately was left unfinished. It was later offered to Iggy Pop, who replied with a polite thanks, but no thanks. "I do my own music, and I like Kurt's music," he explained to The Big Takeover in 2002. "But I have no interest in doing Kurt's music." Tuning: Half step down Equipment used: Fender Kurt Cobain Mustang, Boss DS-1 and Fender Mustang IV amp Lyrics: Shake it down easy, shake it down sleazy, come on Shake it down easy, shake yourself, Suzy, come on Don't let me detain you Try to ride along Don't you lie, knowing I am not sad I am not silly I am not chippin' I am not chippin' away Talk to me In your own language, please In your own Talk to me In your own language please Shake it down easy, make it sound seamy, doll man Make it sound now, make it full house, sad man Leader of the band Makes a mental hell I won't weather it well Well I never Saw it with my arm Paint it with my heart Paint it with my eyes and make it right Lay down easy, lay it down seamy, sad man Lay down easy, lay it down seamy, sad man You don't want to hear this Nothin' but a whore I will play the leader With pain Now you know I'm needy Lay them down easy Lay them down easy Talk to me In your own language please Nirvana talk to me guitar cover