Here's Why Dave Grohl Still Can't Listen To Nirvana
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- Опубліковано 13 лют 2021
- In this video i look at a short clip of Dave Grohl on The Howard Stern Show and how he says that
to this day, it is still hard for him to listen to Nirvana. I also touch on Dave's band Foo Fighters and talk about how Dave's kids now ask him about his 'old band' Nirvana and questions they had on Kurt Cobain.
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Dave Grohl, no matter what he achieves, will always be asked about Kurt, for the rest of his life.
No different than the age old Metallica and Dave Mustaine stuff. (and of course Cliff)
Taylor Momsen playing Cindy Lou Who. 😂🤘
Thank God the band earned him the world stage
He is only famous because of Nirvana
@@scottkeenan537 yeah but also he made a big name for himself through the foo fighters
"Dude, your friend died. Could we talk about it for the next 40 years ?"
Tbf that would be weird but it’s kurt cobain. He touched so many hearts of course people are still gonna ask about him
it hasnt been 40 years lol
@@WRF4666 this comment is going to be awkward in 13 years lol
@@themadmachinist8637 rip
@@themadmachinist8637 Awkwardly accurate tho.... lol
Dave in every interview ever: "Please don't ask about Kurt AGAIN." Krist seems to have taken it the hardest, his eyes have never had the same life.
Does Dave say that directly? Or does he just try to be subtle about it?
Truths
That's a solid observation. He seems almost somber.
Krist and Kurt go way back. They were punk kids in a logging town together. He lost his brother.
Maybe it's because they know or suspect more than people realise
Hearing that Grohl's daughter sang come as you are by heart hit harder than I thought it would
That’s fax I jus teared uo
Up*
Have a look at Francis, she is Kurt,and Courtney all over, I tear up when I see her sing and play guitar. Courtney must see Kurt all over her.
She is a amazing, so much talent , not just Kurt's daughter, whatever she does she excelles at.
Check out Montage of Heck.
Come as you are is a Nirvana song
@@rdarbus One of my favorites.
Can't say I blame the dude, your best bud ends up dead. Wouldn't be cool to listen to that music again
Best enemy.
Dave lies all the time about Kurt.
He is second only to C. Love.
It’s a shame, because they are great songs they made together.
My old friend died at age 19 he was a hell of a partier, but he played bass, he was like me he liked classic rock I got him into strangle hold and he could play that really good and mind you this was when he was 14-15, I was older like 18-19 partying with them and then I decided I didn’t like that life of drinking all the time, I saw him in the news paper here a couple years ago and went to the funeral and they were still partying nothing changed, I told them to play strangle hold to remember him, I still play it
@criz2
Hello.
I say it because I observe it, and have done since 1994.
I was 14 years young when Kurt's record companies Life Insurance and all future potential earnings (on their product, Kurt Cobain) became worth more than the product, should 'it' remain alive.
C.L had a VERY SIMILAR reasoning.
They most definitely weren't best buds
I wish interviewers wouldn’t ask deep questions about kurt/ nirvana. Obviously he’s known from being in the band but not only that, it upsets and hurts him thinking about kurt obviously. You could tell in pats voice he was getting emotional. Absolutely heartbreaking
Agreed.
Yea, its always sad watching interviewers ask questions like that because, clearly, they dont want to talk about it
@@confusedcheesestick2742 it’s been nearly 30 years also, I’m sure they have said everything they can in that time
you say you dont want interviewers to ask it, but here you are listening to the answers. Its the human condition
@@MyEnime as I’m a fan of the foo fighters I thought I would watch this interview as it would speak of their new album. I can’t turn my ears off lmao
Kurt Cobain has to be the most cursed musician to have ever existed, having his early death commodified, almost celebrated, in perpetuity by media and pop culture... I think the guy needs a break to rest his soul and for society to finally move on, at least appreciating the talents that are still with us
Have you turned on a radio since 1994? We wont let go because rock and roll music went with him.
@@aspiringnormie9499 ...which is why rock and roll is dying in the first place, you just answered your own question. How will rock survive if people are stuck in the past chasing ghosts?
What talents do we have currently that can compare to Kurt I’d love to know this😂💯
@@altrogeruvah how will rock survive with everyone thinking Metalcore is the “best genre” that’s why rock is dying. Instead of screaming and sounding like they are gargling satans nutsack maybe they can work on actually singing. Just cause you scream a lot and play heavy riffs does not make a person rock n roll.
Yea people have decides to focus more on his death then his life and thats quite a sad shameful thing. Most fans are surface level. dont trust anyone that immediately brings up slts thats basically taboo. Its about the music but his tragic controversial death has overshadowed that and burned his legacy as the face of grunge and punk rock.
I am just the opposite. My best friend and bandmate died in 2015 and we have our 2 cd are on youtube and I listen to them and show people all the time. It's the only way to hear my friend's voice and I miss his voice and hanging out having good times. So many of the best times in my life were because of him.
What’s the name of the UA-cam channel?
I'm assuming it wasn't suicide. Suicide is different.
Really sorry for your loss
@Rowan Melton Yes it was, just move on
Dude, I wanna check your music. What's the name of your band?
I think the acoustic unplugged MTV album is one of the best albums ever.
Alice in chains is better
@@nickmerino9440 nope
@@nickmerino9440 It’s not a competition.
I agree, I’ve listened to nirvana unplugged so many times in the past 25 years. Never tire of it. AIC unplugged is solid also, no shame or competition. Pearl jam unplugged also incredible (but as far as I know never officially released, I’ve only caught UA-cam clips)
Alice In Chains is by far my favorite.
I think Howard Stern has asked that question every time Grohl is on the show. If I was Dave I'd be pissed at this point.
Stern is a clown. Like him or hate him, he definitely likes to provoke people.
When Dave says ''no''. The last thing i would have done was followed it up with the question ''no, is it too painful?''. Just leave them alone!! Its obvious it hurts them. Its an interview about their new album not a therapy session.
Well that's why your here and Howard Stern is a multi millionaire lol
@@lonelystoner8594 that's why Jon is a good person and Howard is an ass.
@UCj3h_Z_A5Beml6ArCVzhIsg f money f Howard stern and f you for being shallow
Aw, Dave's daughter is adorable! So glad Dave lived on and didn't stop making music and went on with life. He is incredible.
I actually liked dudeman productions it was a great name
Yeah same here lol I just now noticed he changed UA-cam names lol
Lol I wondered for a minute who is this... Then I realised 😅
I liked Dudeman better too though, it was more original!
Grungeman Productions
I can still hear his old intro when i click the videos lol
@@taytoman8806 me too! 😂
Just as a fan it took 20 years to go back to the music. Impossible to imagine how a bandmate feels,
Yikes
@@ashlynnlylim Some context required: 14 years old and Nirvana = Music.
Sure
i think howard is talking about himself wanting to go back and be himself in the 90s.
"Hey Robin, remember when it was cool to make fun of midgets and mentally handicap people? And it was perfectly acceptable to bring women off the street to sexually exploit them? Those were the days. Now if you say something racist, people will think you're racist. Doesn't make sense."
Probably. Almost no one is truly interested in other people, especially in the social media age. Everyone is fully focused on the movie that is themselves.
@@user-uy3eq5hg1s its people that are ceasing to exist.
Dave's daughter is so lucky to be a progeny of a legend
Every singer who has children's they became models, actresses/actors and singers.wow...I still wonder why..."kidding"...
Dave is not a legend,Kurt is a legend
I wasn't even in nirvana and I get sad listening to them
Nirvana was a awful band everyone knows it. "I get sad listening to them" what a freaking joke.
@@naks21974 how is Nirvana an awful band????
@@naks21974 I think you're in minority with your opinion. Because it's one of the most popular rock bands that ever existed. That's a fact
Pat Smear has to be the funniest name in rock n roll
It is a really unfortunate name lol
Yeah too bad his first name isn’t pap
what about tre cool
Yeah, that's why he chose it lol. One of his bandmates back in his Germs days went by Donna Rhia 🤣
@@Soaringicarus you know Pat Smear is a stage name, right? And a play on "pap smear"? Dude's real name is Georg Ruthenberg.
I can't listen to my old band that I was in for 8 years without getting sad, and nobody died.
I still listen. I couldn’t for a long time, just as a fan. I understand it’s hard to listen to you old work also. A lot of blood, sweat, and tears go into creating great music like they did.
His daughter gets Kurt. His naturally shy state and being constantly forced outside of your comfort zone is a burden, a remedy in drugs that eventually the cure is the killer. We were blessed by what Nirvana gave us, & the legacy that continues to bear fruit via the Foos. 🤘🏼
Kurt is a Pisces > they swim both ways … could be shy and gregarious… could be at the same time just about anything opposite
For dave grohl, so many things must be able to stimulate his memories of those times, not just songs from nirvana.
Being who he is, he must never be able to get away away from it in alot of ways.
When a person is like kurt cobain, you only really get on with people your comfortable with, thats a thing for empaths. You have to be comfortable with them, otherwise you are on the defensive with most people. People intentionally and unintentionally have different moods, and interact with people differently. When your empath, it comes across your really shy. When more so, its about the way you are a mirror to most people, meaning, that how others emotions and feelings and attitudes to you, bring about a mirroring effect in you towards them.
Thats why empaths can come across as shy, when in reality, its mainly down to the need they have to feel comfortable with others, and most people naturally just make you feel uncomfortable.
Being on stage as nirvana singer, and being empath, its not surprising that kurt could do it, as the crowd would of been buzzing for him, and that alone would of made him feel comfortable enough to do it.
I would suggest most people in public have no idea of knowing how it feels to be empathic, and be on stage, and just feel the buzz of having the crowds emotions for you.
So people misunderstand kurt being shy. I would say being an empath, he naturally did not feel comfortable around people. But on stage, with people watching him, and loving him, and getting excited by him being there, it would of given him a buzz, he could not get elsewhere.
So being shy would not be the right word, and its not really a contradiction him being a rock star, and being shy. For me, he was a real empath, and that means he interacts with people differently then most people, and most people do not appreciate the difference between being shy, and being an empath, and how interacting with people is different for empaths, over most people.
Thats also why kurt and nirvana liked playing small venues, as people were closer to the band, and fans would of been more closer and personal to the band, and kurt, rather then playing big stadiums, that he openly said he did not really like.
Most people are not really empathic, so they do not appreciate how empaths need to feel comfortable around people, and how most people you meet in life, naturally for what ever reason make you uncomfortable.
Just adding this.
Thanks for your vids on nirvana, nice to see these vids.
Just pointing out why it was not a contradiction for kurt to come across as shy, and to be a rock star on stage. He was really an empath, and most people do not appreciate how real empaths are, and why they will often come across as really shy.
Do empaths repeat shit over and over also?
@@latentsea 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@latentsea yes we do 😎🏴☠️
I’m glad you do the closing paragraph. It just brings it all together. Mindless dribble sorry for partying
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in 2019 in brazil i was in concert that weezer played lithium for dave, and when foo fighters play after weezer, dave sayed a feel words about the song and nirvana, and how he felt listening lithium that night, he said "i cried a little" and played big me for weezer next, it was a amazing night!
No body talks about his work on songs for the deaf. Absolutely amazing
I tried to watch Dave Grohl's interview with Washington Post (live on Instagram) and I was so upset with the interviewer. He kept being pushy and ask questions about Nirvana when Dave was supposed to promote Foo's new album. You could clearly see by his body language that he was uncomfortable. I dont understand why its so complicated for journalists and else to feel empathy for someone who lost a bandmate, a friend and a creative soulmate.
I feel Dave's point of view.
It is just ... sad. Sad that Kurt is gone. And having lost a friend hurts and will hurt. So it is understandable
Plus he got all his feelings about Kurt, out on the song my hero, and Everlong.
@@joshshrum2764 shut up
@@samrothstein6846 No you.
Hey man you should totally make a video on the dude who dances around the stage at all those nirvana concerts seems like an interesting topic
Nirvana was THE best! Anyone who really knows anything about music, especially for the 90s should know, Kurt Cobain was one of THE best of all time! There may never be another like Kurt or Nirvana to ever reach the millions of people around the world in such a small amount of time like he/they did.
Dave Grohl is no Kurt Cobain.
Didn‘t know about that. Thank‘s a lot
Happy Valentines Day, Dude! 💖💕 Thank you for yet ANOTHER AWESOME video! Dave Grohl definitely deserves to be in the RRHF for a 2nd time. Love ya' 🤗😘✌️
Thanks ✌️.
The song: you know your right. Is about getting the hell away from courtney and the beast music system. Starting all over somewhere else. She tried killing him at the rome, Italy tour. afterwards when he found out..that's! When everything started changing. He immediately contacted attorney etc. Kurt always trashed the big system. He slapped the music industry in the face when he wanted to ditch grunge/nirvana being at the TOP of charts and making so much money for the industry. They took him out while he peaked for them. Used him as a music icon. They always play the suicide/drug overdose.
Always an overdose these days, Never the shotgun. I guess they'll let Kurt have that one...
@@northernpunx1978 yep. Anybody who knows how things work ..or a particular drug like injecting heroin..will tell you its IMPOSSIBLE to inject 10xs the lethal dose of that drug that reacts in SECONDS after injecting ( kurt would have had to use 3 needles one after the other) then! Would of had to take the action to do what the media has told us he did. Sorry folks..its literally impossible. Ps. My info comes from the information provided from the death autopsy/coroner.
@@wathafukc Kurt was depressed and addict with suicide history in his family. I understand people don't want to admit he could take his life but that's just what happened. He talked and sang about it many times too. Courtney is unstable and causing drama but I don't think she would do it. People just want to blame her because it's easier than blaming Kurt. The fact that he had high dose in his system sounds suspicious, but I read it many times that he was taking too much even for a heavy addict. He was always going further and even his "drug friends" were surprised at how much he was taking. His body built more tolerance but it was just a question of time for him to take it too far. It's just tragic. There is no conspiracy
@@ZenaNaMesiaci have you watched: soaked in bleach documenrty. Be honest. No you havent. I believe what I believe from the criminal investigators that handled that case. Period. Folks out there.. watch the fukn documentry. Then come debate me. Period
Smear's no stranger to having to grapple with the trauma of surviving the loss of a band-mate/band-leader having previously experienced it with The Germs' Darby Crash's death years before joining Nirvana and going thru it all over again when Cobain died
god I always forget that. Poor guy.
Kurt Cobain's death was the first time that a celebrity I never met death affected me. People like Kurt Cobain and Tom Petty are few and far between. I remember reading an interview with Nirvana where Kurt said he had enough songs written for about 10 extra albums. He refused to release all those songs even though most people would have enjoyed them. The reason was he didn't feel they lived up to his idea of a song worth charging for.
How can the Foo Fighters be in before Alice In Chains?
I knew your voice was familiar!! Thanks for another great video!!
I listened to that interview the other day. It was really cool. Howard has a way of making you more interested in someone than you thought you would be. The long form interviews, combined with his interviewing style and lack of censorship, are conducive to putting the subjects at ease. Plus they're not given pre-scripted questions and asked to share preselected anecdotes, a la late night tv formats. Musically, the audio is incredibly produced, due to Howards state of the art performance studios in both the NYC and LA Sirius HQ’s.
I'm not saying that I had no prior interest or appreciation for the foo’s, as I've enjoyed quite a few of their hits throughout the years and they've been good guests on prior Stern Show appearances. But after this new interview, I actually went on iTunes to check out the new release on a long ride home from work.
"An unbelievable honor for the band, no doubt." I thought this was about Nirvana??
Dude, man! Bring back Dudeman!
Great video, short and to the point!
already saw this but i had to see ur version of it
everybody just misses kurt, it's hard not to talk about him
yeah
It's hard for Dave to be asked questions about the time he was with nirvana with kurt Cobain his friend and band mate that died that ended with nirvana and his daughter sang the song it's not easy to move on with history
Love your stuff, dude!
Imagine your father being a member of one of the most influential bands of all time. That must feel so surreal
what’s with the name change?
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An honour for the band no doubt? WHAT HAS NO DOUBT TO DO WITH THIS!
I'm pretty sure that he doesn't mean No Doubt the band. More like "No doubt, it would be an honor for Foo Fighters". His enunciation is just quite robotic.
Someone very close to me died in a car accident. I miss her badly even though it was 20 years ago. It’s hard to think about it all.
I just started listening to them as I was SLIGHTLY too young for them when they came out. I am finding a lot of joy in Nevermind. It is so good. I am mourning his loss hard even very long after the fact.
happy birthday to a legend! we miss you
These videos be like:
2018: Dave Grohl still can't listen to Nirvana
2021: Dave Grohl still can't listen to Nirvana
2030: Dave Grohl still can't listen to Nirvana
2045: Dave Grohl can finally listen to Nirvana!
2045, after Dave Grohl finally decided to listen to Nirvana died due to a heart attack.
I understand him.
My best friend died in 2016 and I still cant watch records of him because it hurts
i cant listen anymore cuz i wore those songs out. but i can relate..i cry when i listen to the muffs after kim shattuck's passing.
Its been almost 30 years and I still can’t go a day with out hearing a nirvana song on the radio stations. I don’t hear The foo fighters as often
Because outside of Everlong, Foo Fighters are a little generic
I love how it's been almost 30 years and dave and pat still talk about nirvana and kurt
Well had there been no Nirvana, then there probably wouldn't be Foo Fighters. Nirvana was an extremely important part of their lives, and a huge stepping stone.
But you can always just tell they hate talking about it😥😥😥
Wouldn't you be though? Almost 30 years and still getting asked the same questions.
You know you’re right - it always hits me in the feels too
that and in bloom, gets me every time
Well, me too. Since he died I have tried to play their records 4 times, and I still have to just turn it off pretty much straight away. It just makes me sad whereas before his music made me feel...happy, yes, and lots of other emotions, but sad, never. And now it does. Still. After all these years. I don’t have to turn the song off if i hear it on the radio or in a bar or something, but I NEVER listen to the Nirvana albums at home, the way i used to. Anyone else feel the same way? I live in Australia, I vividly remember the stretch of road that I was driving down , with 2 friends when we first heard Smells like teen spirit. It was a life changer, radically different than anything that was around at the time. We discovered that Nirvana were booked to play a liitle bar in Sydney and we all bought tickets 6 months in advance. By the time they arrived in Sydney Nevermind had broken, and they were playing huge venues, but we got to see them in a bar with maybe 100 other people.
Gee, I wonder why the guy can't listen to songs that he and his dead friend made after aforementioned friend killed himself with a shotgun! I WONDER.
Seriously, we all know why he can't listen to Nirvana. Leave the poor man alone.
Courtney killed him.
Was murdered
“It makes me sad”. Such a basic and human response. What other kind of answer was Howard expecting? How shallow of him to wonder if Dave relives those days as if the glory was all that mattered. It all ended with the tragic suicide of his friend. Why would he think he wants to relive that?! Oh yeah, because Howard’s a greedy selfish $&@?!
I bet Chad Channing has no problem listening to Nirvana!
Oof
He probably cries at how much money he could have had.
@@MrLump
Nah....
He's got fame and was in the best band on Earth ..... He smiles.
Dave probably goes through it everyday! Maybe one day he’ll release a book or long interview about it! I get it tuff to be with close people! All the fun times and and just a lot of reminding about it brings back memories! He talked about that in one interview about Seattle!
Dave and his daughter Harper are awesome. He raised her so right and she is wise beyond her young years.
Kurt’s introverted nature was definitely a gift to him, in my opinion.
I think anyone being an introvert is special, it's a special and admirable quality to be independent
Still waiting for stp and aic to get in
And Soundgarden.... or at least Chris Cornell.
It’s been almost 3 decades. Wish Dave could find peace with it. It was a huge part of his life. It’s a tragedy to have to keep it locked away. There must be a metric shit ton of legal implications so he just doesn’t want to talk about it. It would be cool if he could get to a point where he can reflect back with gratitude and positivity. And perhaps even jam a Nirvana tune every now and again. Of course Dave will never have a real need to. His body of work speaks for itself. But it would be cool if could embrace his past and find the beauty in an otherwise tragic situation. There was some. And it was awesome. Regardless. Dave is a true American badass.
I cried when his daughter asked the question and you said that it was the first time she ever broached the topic with him.
It must've been tiring for dave to answer the same questions being thrown at him every interview about being with Nirvana. He kind of like answer them as if he doesn't want to be associated with Nirvana anymore.
S*it Dave Grohl is the man! I'm a big foo fighter's fan and he has done very well for himself after Nirvana, heck the guys worth about 350 million dollars not bad for a drummer of the past! 90s Grunge past that is.😀😀😀
I know Dave has got to be so aggravated every time he is asked about Kurt.
All these guys are complete legends but being asked the same questions for over 30 years is like dredging up the loss and turmoil he felts all those years ago at what was unquestionably a sad point in their lives.
I can definitely understand that. I was only a fan and I still have a hard time listening to Nirvana. Once and a while I'll listen to an album or hear a track on the radio, but I don't really fully enjoy it.
Kurt's lyrics may seem confusing at first glance, but once you understand his style it's pretty clear what he's talking about and most of his songs are about the struggles of addiction and dealing with emotional issues and relationships. So it's tough listening to a song like Scentless Apprentice, for example, which Kurt said was just about a book he liked, but obviously he's identifying with the character's phobia of people and he's basically saying "get away from me and I'll kill myself before you can hurt me". That's tough to listen to when you know how things ended up for him.
The music is still amazing. I can play every note of every song and covered them live many times... but I just have a hard time listening just for pleasure and to rock out.
But he played at the reunion
but kurt isn't singing
Yeah but he’s not gonna sit around like us and listen to them casually. He listens to the songs he needs to perform with his friends/band mates in a safe environment so he doesn’t get sad.
Absolutely, FF deserves to be in hall, 100% Grohl should be in Hall of Fame 2X and I believe he will, the FF just have way too many great songs not to get in.
It’s sad for us too, Dave...
I'm sad he can't even listen to that beautiful music.
I bet a lot of professional musicians don’t causally listen to music, especially of bands they played in. It’s work.
Dave and Patt are so brave continuing on in the Foo's the way they did. That takes guts,
Well done Caveman and Mexican number 1.
Some call it bravery, others call it the logical path. What else are those two gonna do for a living?
Any time I think of Nirvana more than just listening to their music, I get really sad. They were such an amazing band and I'm so angry with myself for not listening to them when they first came out. I'm still unwavering in the idea that he was murdered and will be a life long fan!
It must be feels good listening to Nirvana when you hear it once a year or two
When the name change?
What do you mean
I mean him and Pat have no problem rolling Krist out to play the songs live at reunion shows with Beck for a bit of $$$
Ikr lol
I heard he couldn’t listen to one specific song that hurt him to hear but I never heard he couldn’t listen to all of Nirvana, good info
y'all remember when Kurt introduced Pat on MTV unplugged I think that was Pat's first ever performance with Nirvana,I think.
Honestly Howards interviews are getting on my nerves, he pushes artists to answer stuff they don't want to talk about.
He’s old and HE goes to therapy everyday. He’s neurotic about his health, whatever , he has asked Dave that before. The only way Ffightrs can break the cycle is to set it off limits in every interview. Celebrities do it ALL THE TME! That’s why you’ll see a celebrity take off their mic and walk out: the interviewer KNOWS AND AGREES to not bring up
whatever the artist is protective of: children , relationships etc... the suicide of a friend???? 🤦🏽♀️ Stop the cruel insensitive bs Stern- you know better but you won’t do the right thing just being a d bag. Useless , careless question.
Foo fighters rock
I've only fairly recently been able to listen to Nirvana, AIC.. but even now I don't listen casually, I really listen. And then I have to put it away. It just really takes me to a sad place. Same with Linkin Park, I can't listen casually, I listen like I'm looking at a painting, an art piece.... I'm moved, I cry.. then I put it away.
Not surprised about Kurt. I was very shy before I started playing guitar and singing on stage (age 14) and I am still kind of shy off-stage, age 42. Your stage persona can be very different to your daily self.
Is NIRVANA money also painful?
Courtney made sure she gets that.
I just dislike Dave Grohl. I feel like he's the one that's least affected by it, yet acts like he's the one that's most affected by it. The ones who were most affected were Krist, Pat Smear, and everyone and every band that were in that scene but just don't talk about it ever...
you do know that dave was constantly asked about kurt right? he’s always involved in interviews and is constantly bombarded with questions about kurt and nirvana... even when krist gets interviewed too.... you don’t even know who dave is to say something like this, if he’s still affected by it, then he still is...
And Dave has benefited a lot from being in nirvana. He wouldn't have gotten famous with the foos without nirvana
@@kevinski7927 of course he has benefitted a lot from being in nirvana but it's pretty insensitive of you to say something like this??? he's known kurt personally for years, just because of the lack of timeline in their friendship i'm pretty sure their bond meant a lot to him for him to still be affected by what has happened...
I read in a rolling stone mag in 2005 that dave said he and kurt didnt realy speak that much like it was pretty awkward, kurt may say "nice drumming" at the end of the show but he defs said they were somewhat distant, anyway i read it in a interview with dave g
Good work Tyler
Yeah, can you imagine singing the lyrics to “You know you’re right”. It’s literally the most emotional song ever made. It pains me that someone struggling with depression would belt out that song at the top of his lungs like that. Beautifully, sad.
An actual role model that tried to deal with problems rather than ignore them, the contradiction often targets and overrides the complexity, real role models have and deal with problems, but its a jarring reminder of what too late can mean for people who desperately care.
Kurt singing Leadbelly - painful and joyous. Now known as Where did you sleep last night though not the original title
Krist still looks for lefty guitars for Kurt sometimes before it hits him. I'm sure it still hurts him too.
I grew up with grunge...and i do feel the hardest one to listen to is Nirvana... Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, STP... they feel still Alive to me (pwn intended XD) Kurt died when i was getting his feel on the world! Well.. almost 30 years passed and im still here remembering him! Maybe that is just what immortality is...
I have now subscribed
He also said that he and Smear get together with the bassist and play nirvana music
“An unbelievable honor for the band No Doubt”
😂😂😂
I know what you were saying but when i heard that i could help but think “wait don’t you mean Foo fighters”
I don't think Kurt was so much shy as he was anxious about constant and reflexive judgements from hardened people. He didn't make 'art' he taught an entire population to not be afraid of sentiment towards women, gays, minorities, and the *not minorities. Only an active genius can really do that. The real tragedy is those that will never get to experience his accepting sentiment in real time, and the bigger hole he left that a person can be recognised as brilliant, and missed because of their person and not some persona.
'*Ahem.....The Beatles did....' -Vonnegut-
Speaking of there new 2021 album. I actually have it(from target). I never heard F2F before and that album is AMAZING. :)
I am reminded of The Hunger Games of how the tv show host is expected to rip into the painful details of the Tributes and Victors to lay it all out for the audience to get to feel actual human emotions and drives for connection and compassion rather than things like vanity and hedonism. Humanity sure as hell loves to pick at wounds fresh or scarred up. " To see if I still feel " ( (Trent Reznor ). It's screwed up that we don't understand grief to ask such stupid questions like " Is it too painful??" and then to expect everyone to just get over their losses all the time. There is such a thing as "leaning into the pain" a little too much and a little too long. Grief is an emotion that evolves and changes. It doesn't really go away or die in time. Grief is something that has no hope of ever being resolved. All the therapy or new age stuff, yoga, meditation etc in the world can never resolve feelings of loss for a person. Never completely.
I know he probably doesn't want to hear it, but Dave is my f*ing hero!