One of this group's albums includes a track asking "What do I think I think?" while another begins, "May day, every day, my day." The title of the fifth song on an album by this group references the institutionalized star of Come and Get It and the second song took its inspiration and lyrics from Patrick Suskind's Perfume: The Story of a Murderer.  An album of B-sides and rarities put out by this group includes the song "Mexican Seafood" and covers of songs like "Molly's
One of this group's albums includes a track asking "What do I think I think?" while another begins, "May day, every day, my day." The title of the fifth song on an album by this group references the institutionalized star of Come and Get It and the second song took its inspiration and lyrics from Patrick Suskind's Perfume: The Story of a Murderer.  An album of B-sides and rarities put out by this group includes the song "Mexican Seafood" and covers of songs like "Molly's Lips" by the Vaselines, while their first album included the songs "Negative Creep" and "Floyd the Barber" and was put out in 1989 by Sub Pop.  In addition to Bleach, their albums include Incesticide and an album which features the songs "Rape Me" and "Heart-Shaped Box," In Utero.  FTP, name this group which put out Nevermind and which was fronted by Kurt Cobain.
One of this group's albums includes a track asking "What do I think I think?
Nirvana