you can hear the loose drop D tunning on the top E string on Kurt's guitar and Krists bass which was Nirvana's distinctive sound on most of there songs. kurt played lots of barre chords.
George Thomson yeah you can hear Krist hit open low e & then Kurt plays the e chord & then Krist plays the open e note again & it goes back & forth until Kurt starts playing....Kurt used a chorus pedal for this version which sounds spectacular....& yes, this video is slowed down a lot
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such a slow version but its great
you can hear the loose drop D tunning on the top E string on Kurt's guitar and Krists bass which was Nirvana's distinctive sound on most of there songs. kurt played lots of barre chords.
George Thomson yeah you can hear Krist hit open low e & then Kurt plays the e chord & then Krist plays the open e note again & it goes back & forth until Kurt starts playing....Kurt used a chorus pedal for this version which sounds spectacular....& yes, this video is slowed down a lot
the man of red shirt is Thurston Moore?
grunge