Nirvana's Darkest Song 'Something In The Way'
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Explore the origins, controversies, and impact of this iconic song. Discover the truth behind the co-authorship debate, the disputed story of living under the bridge, and its usage in the film "The Batman." Uncover the hidden meanings within the lyrics and gain insights into the composition. Engage in discussions about Mark Lanegan's regrets and the personal resonance of the song. Don't miss this immersive journey into the enigmatic masterpiece of Nirvana.
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Could you cover Paramore ? :) the song All I ever wanted would be a great song , to cover , song by lead singer Hayley Williams
Kim Deal going from Pixies to The Breeders to the Amps.
“It’s okay to eat fish, because they don’t have any feelings” has been my favorite song lyric since the 90’s. I’ve always interpreted it as a reference to his zodiac sign and the feeling of not being emotionally bonded with anyone or anything.
I just thought it was about fish.
It is such a memorable lyric. Interesting how you connected it to Kurt Cobain being a Pisces and the sense of emotional detachment. 🐠
Music can be open to personal interpretations, and that's what makes it special!
It was a masterstroke from Butch Vig to recognise the majesty of Kurt performing it on his accoustic guitar and capturing the quiet intensity of the song.
100% agree!
I for one wouldn’t have had the wherewithal to grab a mic like Butch Vig, when Kurt said “It’s needs to sound exactly like this.”… despite my being surrounded by tens of thousands of dollars worth of musical recording gear… in a studio of all places… unless Kurt had also said something like… “Are you ready?”
This is a flawless analysis of the song. Thank you so much for this content.
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For years SITW has been my favourite song to cover, its emotional weight is so relatable that it never gets old.
I love the electric version, it sounds so majestic. It's a shame they didn't play it live more often.
Totally agree! It's a shame they didn't perform it live more often, but we're grateful to have it recorded. Nirvana always had that unique magic. Thanks for sharing your love for the song! 🎶🙌
The electric version is my favorite version, but the 'Nevermind' version is also brilliant.
The most amazing thing here is the fact that the same Guy who recorded Something in the Way so spontaneously, also created Garbage.
Butch Vig is brilliant. Nirvana were quite lucky to cross paths with him, and vice versa.
Keep making vidoes , I hope you get to 10,000 subscribers before the end of the year :) this video of Nirvana was amazing
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Hey, been a fan for a bit now. I absolutely love your videos, and I'm a huge huge HUGE fan of grunge. My favorite video of yours is the one about Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden, which is also probably my favorite band. Either Soundgarden or Nirvana. Great video here, as usual. I'm also a huge fan of Alice In Chains, and your video on Rooster was super well made. I would love to make a suggestion for another AIC video, about Would?, which is their most iconic song. It was made in honor of Andrew Wood, for a movie called Singles. It's great to see you growing, since I remember a few weeks ago you had around 200 subs. Thanks for the great content, and, as usual, keep up the good work! 😄
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We'll definitely keep your suggestion in mind for a video on Alice In Chains' iconic song "Would?"
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It was in jarheads first ...when jack was trying to call his girl and the phone kicked out
One of my closest friends and bass player in my band committed suicide about nine months ago. It reminded me of something Courtney said about Kurt, that he was obsessed with the void of nihilism. And thoughts of suicide. I spoke with my friend‘s wife last night, and she expressed similar words, saying that he was like a man possessed. I wish she would’ve reached out. I wish I would’ve reached out to him. But he didn’t let anybody know. He was just there one day, and gone the next. And left nothing but unanswered questions and a family and children without a father now. I can’t imagine how Frances Bean must feel listening to songs like this of her father’s.
I'm so sorry to hear about your friend's tragic loss. The void of nihilism and thoughts of suicide can be incredibly difficult to understand and navigate.
Our thoughts are with you, your friend's family, and all those affected by such profound losses. 🖤
@@SoundscapesRock thank you.
Very sorry for your loss man. I'm sincerely hoping with time, it'll be a little easier on your & heart to bare this, and weigh a little less with each passing day on your soul.
i always took it as a poetic representation of dark lonely times, sometimes under the bridge. just havin a beer and smoking cigs w ur friends. in a hitty town. lmfao. yeah. it is my fave bc it feels most like wat i think kurt was. coz we dont know. but that song just conveyed every word so well enunciated as opposed to his faster screamier lyrics.
Just want to say thanks because I did NOT know the electric version existed and never thought Id hear a new Nirvana track in my late 30's.
Hey, that's awesome! Discovering new music is always a thrill. Glad to be a part of it! Rock on and keep exploring! 🎸🔥
ah, but have you heard "Nobody Knows I'm New Wave?"
The BBC version is incredible, and I know exactly what you mean about finding a hidden gem by a band that you love. I have always been a huge fan of Smashing Pumpkins, and discovered several years after it's release, one of my favorite records of theirs, 'Pisces Iscariot', which is a collection of unreleased tracks and B sides.
I have not @@adamwood87, what is that?
@@photofriend44 it's a rare song that Nirvana only played live.
I believe Mark helped write some lyrics. He was friends Curt and Layne and they did drugs together.
It's an amazing yet sad song.
All videos can be Nirvana video and they be on repeat for
me, thank you thank you. Keep them coming.
I’ve had this song. The melody the lyrics. All of what it is has followed me my entire life. I was born 1990. Now even to this day it is still the same for me as it was. Underneath the bridge. Tarp has sprung a leak.. a leak that so many would see as a issue or inconvenience as the roof leaking would…. Trapping animals who are now pets, is to me the reference of the act of desperation to consume because we all have to eat in order to live. So living off of grass. And drippings from the ceiling, the fresh water that can be collected fills that area of survival. But yet the knowing that animals all have a way to respond to us. Meaning simply that they feel things too. Also they don’t understand things because of the obvious differences we are. But yet so closely related because we still feel. We still have to go through life and survive not only us but our young that we procreate. … it’s ok eat fish cause they don’t have feelings, to me represents the awful sacrifice having to make in knowing that they are still living. They are amongst the earth with just as much reason to be as we are. But yet the only left option to the compromise that is live or die. Choose your hearts intuition or your desire for life. .. so powerful. I’ll never let this go
I’ve wondered if Kurt drew inspiration for these lyrics from the Beatles song ‘something’ as the lyrics from this song follow into ~something in the way ect. And we already know Kurt drew inspiration from the Beatles.
Food for thought
The way the phrase is pronounced to for some reason feels similar to the Beatles
You're onto something there! It's definitely possible... Connecting the dots between musical inspirations is always intriguing. Thanks for sharing your observation!
I wondered that too. I remember hearing it ( back in the stone ages) and immediately thinking the Beatles. There's some similarities
I thought that when I first heard it. It’s also how I’ve interpreted those lyrics, meaning more that ‘je ne sais quoi’ type phrase, rather than something actually being physically or metaphorically in the way.
This is one of my favorite Nirvana songs. I think that I like the BBC version even better than the 'Nevermind' version.
Love your channel. Criminally under watched
I don't believe Lanegan had anything to do with writing SITW, it's just a colourful story Oliveri came up with
Love your video content and approach to cover these beautiful classics in your videos! since you and the audience clearly like Nirvana (or grunge in general), I was wondering if you could also take a closer look at Hole. Compared with other male leading grunge bands I always feel Hole does not get the recognition they deserve and are overshadowed by them. Especially considering their role in the 90s grunge scene and their impact on women in rock music. Would love to see that from you!
Thanks a ton for the love and support! We'll definitely take your suggestion into account and explore their story in a future video. Stay tuned for more awesome content!
It’s wild kurt hated the production of nevermind, apparently he felt like it was over produced. I’m a huge fan of Steve albinis style of producing in utero, and his work on the pixies surfa Rosa album however some of nirvanas best sounding recorded songs were done by bitch vig on nevermind imo. Something in the way, territorial pissings, Polly, smells like teen spirit, lithium were all masterfully done and butch showing what he did on each song in a documentary was really sick
Yeah, it's interesting how Kurt had mixed feelings about the production on Nevermind. Butch Vig definitely brought out some incredible sounds on those tracks you mentioned. It's cool to see the different approaches and how they shaped Nirvana's music! 🤘
I cant understand how somone can be so sure about what another human thought at a certain moment, most likely even during a lsd trip or on a heavy dose of heroin. I dont fully agree how Courtney or you interpret the lyrics. But Kurt did this with purpose anyway. He gave us lyrics with nearly endless possibilities to interpret them and to think about them, thats the thing. The less fixed sense it makes to you in the beginning, the more you have to think about it to find a solution. Good one Kurt, you are in our heads. Until today, or something in the way. I am a negative creep but its ok, so are you. Peace and love.
Looking under fridge
Old fish has sprung a leak
And I had some of it late
Last night, it made me sick
And I almost cannot see
Puke bouncing out of ceiling
Never eat bad fish
When your landlord don't have any feelings
Something in the way
Mmmm mmmm
Something not okay
Mmmmmm
Can you do wake me up when September ends by Green Day?
Not to mention it’s powerful use in Jarhead
Definitely!
I played this for one of my neighbors no lyrics . He's 83 and said that's some sad chords there. The tones really spoke volumes with this song. It sounds incomplete though. I only heard this about 6 mnths ago and those are the vibes I get off it. I'm 60 and have written quite a few myself. Alot of nirvanna is new to me never paid much attention to po pmusic before. Working two jobs does that to you. It does sound incomplete and probably intended to be that way. If he was influenced by John Lennon then abstract lyrics were important to him.
Such a wholesome experience you had with your neighbor! It's amazing how music can transcend words and evoke emotions through melodies and tones.
@@SoundscapesRock I know. Thanks for responding
Please do heart shape box please!!!
We've got you covered! We've already done a video on "Heart-Shaped Box" by Nirvana.
Check it out at this link: ua-cam.com/video/EBP1PEqvXcs/v-deo.html
The song seemed pretty straight forward to me idk.
The Batman soundtrack. 🦇 🦇 🎸🦇 🦇
Gosh, we all still missing you, Kurt Cobain.
Remembering Nirvana forever + always.
The tittle of the video is SOMTHING
I truly believe Courtney love killed him
Well if she did which I'm not saying she did, though it's certainly possible, but, if SHE DID DO IT! she's a damn fine actor, which she was pretty good in TPv.LF, in 1996, pretty sure the only thing that I've seen her in, but, literally just heard clips of her reading from his suicide note few hours ago on some video that's here on UA-cam -- coincidentally, and definitely her voice seemed and sounded like that of a very distraught wife that's husband had just killed himself, and like she had been crying for hours if not days...EVEN if it'd only been hours since he died can't remember exactly, when the video that I just watched said she'd read it, but she'd certainly seemed and sounded like she'd been greatly affected by it (which, might be exactly the SAME amount of affected if she HAD KILLED HIM though, TOO lol).
@@kennethmullen-qe9hg of course she was distraught she just shot her husband. Sociopaths generally are acting their way through life
Can you please do sappy by Nirvana
anybody knows who played the second guitar (feedback) in the electric version? somehow it does not sound like kurts fingers...
Recently someone was acting all crazy in the way....he then ran out of the way and shot himself in the street in front of an old dry cleaners next to a kareoke bar. Something in the way is ourselves.