Lithium was my favorite song growing up in the early 90s when I was about 7. It is very oddly soothing. I think because it's incredibly raw and real sounding.
Without deep listening you'd think he was just talking and yelling but when you actually pay attention you realize just how talented and unique his voice is and how wonderful Kurt sounds. God bless his voice and may he rip
His voice is especially beautiful in The Man Who Sold The World. I showed the song to my mom and she was shocked to learn that it was Kurt, since usually his voice isn’t that soft when he’s singing.
You can rly notice the double vocals, if I remember correctly he didnt wanna double the vocals on the tracks but his producer explained that this is how John Lennon would do it most of the time. And that made Kurt more accepting to it.
He hated the production on this album, it was over produced and not raw sounding like he liked, while this sounds objectively better than bleach or in utero, the actuall sound on those 2 are far superior to, in kurts words, the 'squeaky' sound on this
HRT03 yep youre correct. Kurt hated double tracking and he was a big john lennon fan and butch vig would always say”john lennon did it” and kurt would end up doing it after that lol
Kurt was an innovative songwriter and a damn good singer. His "screams" here are top notch during the chorus. His pitch is right on. People who bashed the band just didn't have ears to hear with.
Kevin Brown considering most people like overrated bands like led zeppelin, with those god awful vocals, I don't think many people know ''bad shit from good shit''
TruthSurge actually if you hear he singing live he cant do it, i like it but he just loses his voice doing it because he does NOT know how to do it in the right way
He was very talented and intentional with his little "yodels" and cracks. That's why I love to listen to this isolated because you can really hear the nuance he had in his voice that was sometimes drowned out.
HE for shadowed so many things in his early song and clearly this one well before he even had a family... look at the song dumb its almost about the his whole career form start to finish and how we feel inadequate of being the voice for everyone and hated fame and how he was just an other humane being just like everyone else with feeling and emotions we all possess !:)
True. That’s why I don’t miss him. Because I just knew his music and talents and those are still with us. When he was alive most of us just watched him playing on tv and even if u went to a couple concerts there’s no way to miss him cause there wasn’t a personal relationship. I do miss my best friend who passed away a couple years ago but I don’t miss Kurt Cobain cause all that I knew from him was his music...and I still can listen to it or watch his videos .
The lyrics mean nothing yet everything at the same time... his voice is perfection and horror mixed into one. For these reasons and so many more, he was OUR voice. He always will be. I miss him. Still. Forever.
Agreed...same. Try screaming like that in key and it sound that explosive and good in a music context. I remember Dave Grohl once saying how Kurts voice was this beautiful combo of melody and grit. He described his voice as "boiling nails" in his throat.
I wouldn't call myself a fan, but when I heard this song the first time on the radio I immediately went out and bought the album. Without a doubt the most important song of the 90's.
Vince D if you're referring to the music it's because instrumentals act like a form of brainwashing and distract us from the true inner beauty of the vocals
Michael Jackson had a good voice. Freddie Mercury had an incredible voice. But don't forget about Kurt Cobain, he also had a really nice voice when you hear the vocals only
Not really "one of a kind" since like everyone can imitate his singing style quite easily. Im not discrediting him in anyway since people now see it as his type of singing.
What a natural at multi-tracking his voice. If you listen really closely you can hear one's a bit more ragged than the other on those section, but timing-wise, it's as perfect as you can get. Damn.
@@cofize It makes me picture a group of friends, trying to communicate with the dead. One of them says Anthony’s comment in a very serious tone and suddenly Kurts ghost just shows up and just casually says “Hey” like in the video. It’s so stupid but yet funny to me.
People have no idea how tight these vocals are, to make double tracks sound this good,so identical that they almost sound like a chorus effect on one single track, it takes a good ear like kurt’s to pull off something with this quality, and an amazing producer like Matt Wallace as well. Even though Kurt wasn’t technically proficient as a vocalist he was an amazing song and melody writer, and he had visceral and raw and very powerful vocals.
@@buttturkeyclips4891 Butch did produce with them, and there is indeed a butch version of smells like teen spirit, but I think they ended up using Matt’s version because it sounded better. Only thing I don’t know is if butch came first to produce the song or if it was matt
@@thecompletedluigitwat4827 ye actually singers like Robert plant, Joe elliot, Bryan Adams, Billy idol and a lot of other singers can make that type of sound
Kurt and Nirvana has always been special, they were a much more different sound than anything else going on, Kurt's voice was so unique and amazing, you can actually hear the anger in his screams, not just because he wanted to scream but because he needed to.
i never really liked nirvana growing up, but my dad would always listen to them. looking into them now that i’m 16, i still don’t really enjoy their music, but kurt was SUCH an amazing human being. i’ve been doing so much research and i have so much respect for him and the band as a whole.
Load up on guns, bring your friends It's fun to lose and to pretend She's over-bored and self-assured Oh no, I know a dirty word Hello, hello, hello, how low Hello, hello, hello, how low Hello, hello, hello, how low Hello, hello, hello With the lights out, it's less dangerous Here we are now, entertain us I feel stupid and contagious Here we are now, entertain us A mulatto, an albino, a mosquito, my libido Yeah, hey I'm worse at what I do best And for this gift I feel blessed Our little group has always been And always will until the end Hello, hello, hello, how low Hello, hello, hello, how low Hello, hello, hello, how low Hello, hello, hello With the lights out, it's less dangerous Here we are now, entertain us I feel stupid and contagious Here we are now, entertain us A mulatto, an albino, a mosquito, my libido Yeah, hey And I forget just why I taste Oh yeah, I guess it makes me smile I found it hard, it's hard to find Oh well, whatever, never mind Hello, hello, hello, how low Hello, hello, hello, how low Hello, hello, hello, how low Hello, hello, hello With the lights out, it's less dangerous Here we are now, entertain us I feel stupid and contagious Here we are now, entertain us A mulatto, an albino, a mosquito, my libido A denial, a denial, a denial, a denial, a denial A denial, a denial, a denial, a denial
I know Kurt is still rocking out somewhere in the afterlife, he was, and still is, truly a legend. I know how it feels to deal with depression, (not trying to make a self pity party), and I wish someone would've stepped in and helped, but it's no one's fault. I hope Kurt knows how many lives he's changed, and I hope he's in a better place. Rest in peace Kurt, you will be missed. 🤘🏻
PIlotrcm on the prechorus and chorus. It's actually quite common. Back then Kurt didn't want to do it when Butch Vig suggested it. Then Vig said, "John Lennon did it." Kurt: "Okay, lets do it."
It's called double tracking. You record it twice and pan one to the left and the other to the right. Really common in music with heavily distorted guitars.
I grew up on Nirvana in my early teens. This made me cry. You can hear his pain in every song. I think that’s why so many people are still drawn to them. They put our pain into the universe and we can all relate still. RIP.
He used to have to guzzle cough syrup on a regular basis he said.Also I think his stomach ailment was linked somehow to his screaming.He suffered for his art.R.I.P.
T K Don't get me wrong I love Nirvana. I was a teenager in the 90s but his "stomach alignment" was from heroin use. Ask any heroin user how their stomach feels. Dude had a serious habit. He said himself he medicated himself with heroin.
Usually these are revealing of vocal flaws and how reliant artists are on effects. Not this one though. It just shows how incredible his voice was. Rest in peace, you beautiful man.
My best friend is also a Nirvana fan such as myself. We are the only ones who listen to Nirvana at our class. When we were at a party pretty drunk we sang this masterpiece with everything we had. One of the best moments of my life. Also after both of my grandparents died I listened to this just to escaped from the pain of real life. This small thing helped me not to fall into depression. Grandma and Grandpa also Kurt, you shall be never forgotten, rest in peace!!!
His vocal cords are like heaven and HELL combined
Nirvana's sound in a nutshell
That's kinda sad...
Omg yes
WHat a comment!! Hits it on the head!!
Limbo
I miss a man who was never alive in my lifetime
Mood
Same bro same
same
same
Same
*when the UA-cam recommendations actually work*
Same for me
Elvira Mihoci I agree
Ayy
TheFrogWhoLaughs i agree
When the recommendations work: 1:03
It's weird hearing this without instruments but i still hear them in my head
Kurt's voice is perfect...
Nate Wilson It's perfect in being imperfect.
+Nate Wilson Everyone has a perfect voice in an edited song.
buddy, the only edits are chorus, flanger and double stacking
you obviously have never heard of Layne Staley...
Brett N Layne Staley was one of the best rock singers that ever lived
I love his voice
+Nevermind We all love his voice!
amazing crazy voice
i see u everywhere
Nevermind samee😘😍😍😍
One of The Greatest Singers Ever
His voice is strangely soothing....
Lithium was my favorite song growing up in the early 90s when I was about 7. It is very oddly soothing. I think because it's incredibly raw and real sounding.
Awesome profile pic
For the pain
Without deep listening you'd think he was just talking and yelling but when you actually pay attention you realize just how talented and unique his voice is and how wonderful Kurt sounds. God bless his voice and may he rip
God bless 🙏🏽💯 rip kurt Cobain
His voice is especially beautiful in The Man Who Sold The World. I showed the song to my mom and she was shocked to learn that it was Kurt, since usually his voice isn’t that soft when he’s singing.
xD you don't need to have a deep listening to realize he s singing, maybe if you re tone deaf
It takes skill to scream sing well
If you register me, I will compose a song for you!
You can rly notice the double vocals, if I remember correctly he didnt wanna double the vocals on the tracks but his producer explained that this is how John Lennon would do it most of the time. And that made Kurt more accepting to it.
He hated the production on this album, it was over produced and not raw sounding like he liked, while this sounds objectively better than bleach or in utero, the actuall sound on those 2 are far superior to, in kurts words, the 'squeaky' sound on this
I think the producer may have also told him that they needed to do retakes due to technical issues
HRT03 yep youre correct. Kurt hated double tracking and he was a big john lennon fan and butch vig would always say”john lennon did it” and kurt would end up doing it after that lol
@@Harry-kt7tl he told him that John Lennon did it
@@nope110 yeah, Butch Vig is an amazing producer but definitely not suited to punk-ish rock like nirvana
the voice of a generation
The voice of a planet
The voice of a dead.
@@salasapi Just don't.
Gen X.
He didn't want to be a voice of a generation...
0:59 that “hey” sounds satisfying even without the guitar
I love the little yodels he sneaks in there
The hillbilly he couldn't hold back
i don't think there will ever be another voice quite like cobain's
baby shay never will be buddy, one of a kind
Gerard Way
if there was, people would complain about ripping off the style
Shaun Morgan from Seether, his voice is very similar to Cobain's. There are a few videos of covers they sometimes do during live shows.
Never
Kurt was an innovative songwriter and a damn good singer. His "screams" here are top notch during the chorus. His pitch is right on. People who bashed the band just didn't have ears to hear with.
Or we know bad shit from good shit!
Kevin Brown considering most people like overrated bands like led zeppelin, with those god awful vocals, I don't think many people know ''bad shit from good shit''
Kevin Brown Whining? he has a god rasp to his voice, it's powerful and pitch perfect too. Unless you're referring to his lyrics?
TruthSurge actually if you hear he singing live he cant do it, i like it but he just loses his voice doing it because he does NOT know how to do it in the right way
Ramoses Hofmeister Ferreira good thing we have recording studios, eh?
Love the way he says “hard” 2:27
Same here
It sounded like heart
2:29
Sonic_X xXx wrong one
He was very talented and intentional with his little "yodels" and cracks. That's why I love to listen to this isolated because you can really hear the nuance he had in his voice that was sometimes drowned out.
0:13 that voice crack is so good
That's not a voice crack bruh😂
@@blackpanther3676 it is he’s doing it on purpose
Yodelling basically. He switches from chest voice to falsetto quickly. But I think it can be also called intentional voice crack
@@lippi2171😂 intentional voice crack 😂
@@FlyGuyJMac 😂😂😂
0:31 His anger at last 'hello' perfect !
+Metal Head19 Perfect anger. lol
How low
zke4627 kurt says "how low" not hello
@@donda8021 its hello
Oddly satisfying
It sounds so haunting, but so fantastic!
yes
the part that gets me everytime is "Our little group has always been
And always will until the end"
HE for shadowed so many things in his early song and clearly this one well before he even had a family... look at the song dumb its almost about the his whole career form start to finish and how we feel inadequate of being the voice for everyone and hated fame and how he was just an other humane being just like everyone else with feeling and emotions we all possess !:)
2:19 - 2:38 always been my favorite part. Kurts vocals here are amazing
Me too
Came here specifically, and I mean specifically for this part.
@@MakeOutHillDies Yah his voice is so good.
"Oh well, whatever, never mind." Defining words for anyone who was a teenager in the 90s.
@@dakotaboy80 defining words for anyone who is a teenager still i think
the pain in his voice :(
This is awesome but so weird to hear it without the instruments.
yea
yup
Mr Bleach What kinda name? XD LOL
Funny thing is, I can hear it. That is how iconic this song is.
Nirvana is famous just because of the music.. I guess
His vocals sound great here.
Thanks for posting.
Stunning vocals aren't they
+Black Burt Macklin shut the fuck up
We all think about YESTERDAY today for TOMARROW is gone already?
@@marcusmoe2899 what
I've always liked that little high note he does in his voice at 1:20
It's actually a voice crack ;)
Sounds like country
@@danielgrzesikofc8877 that's falsetto, not a voice crack.
@@bubi4plays357 It's not falsetto, he pushed his voice too much and it cracked a little. Falsetto sounds slightly different :)
DanielGrzesikOFC no it’s falsetto he did it a lot on purpose
Possibly the most powerful gibberish ever written
After the Bible ;)
Joe V so edgy. Lmao
@@harmonyvegan Lol this comment belongs in a UA-cam Great Comment Compilation
@@hairbrushmicrophone9130 your name is literally Give Up Kid :D
Joe V I’m semi- Christian but this is some funny shit
i wonder how kurt would look now
like glenn from TWD in season 7 c:
K1NGST3R damn
Just like anybody buried underground for 20 years.
FitzUljas he was actually cremated
decomposing flesh really isn't that nice, you probably wouldn't want to know
I miss Kurt.
You guys didn't even know him as a person.
I did still miss him
True. That’s why I don’t miss him. Because I just knew his music and talents and those are still with us. When he was alive most of us just watched him playing on tv and even if u went to a couple concerts there’s no way to miss him cause there wasn’t a personal relationship. I do miss my best friend who passed away a couple years ago but I don’t miss Kurt Cobain cause all that I knew from him was his music...and I still can listen to it or watch his videos .
Thanks
me to
The lyrics mean nothing yet everything at the same time... his voice is perfection and horror mixed into one. For these reasons and so many more, he was OUR voice. He always will be.
I miss him. Still. Forever.
except for maybe "I'm worst at what I do best, and for this gift I feel blessed" has that GenX sarcasm vibe to it.
0:59 This is the sexiest sound i ever heard in my whole life
what i thought lol
nah for me it was y a e
Fuck ive came all over my cat
a creature of darkness Shane Dawson?
You mean You're HAHAHAH
his voice is beautiful
MrJohnny56789 autotune didn’t do miracles in 90’s and it doesn’t do them yet
MrJohnny56789 Shut up!
I'm not a big Nirvana fan but damn this was powerful.
Daisy Zurita yup
Same
What about V For Hate?
Agreed...same. Try screaming like that in key and it sound that explosive and good in a music context. I remember Dave Grohl once saying how Kurts voice was this beautiful combo of melody and grit. He described his voice as "boiling nails" in his throat.
Most importantly
*A mosquito*
Not a mosquito
@@claudiaortiz5869 whoosh
@@astrallixr6605 4 o's, poser.
Moskirou
But don't forget his libido
No one screams better than kurt❤️
Chester?
Mj?
@@armandomatias4291 they both can scream good
Deftones old bassist Chi did incredible backing vocals and screams
Grady Avenell from Will Haven...
I wouldn't call myself a fan, but when I heard this song the first time on the radio I immediately went out and bought the album. Without a doubt the most important song of the 90's.
Robbie63 wonderwall?
Mad For it haha very funny
Mad For it man that's the funniest thing I've read all week. Thanks
David Torsi ahahahaha 😂😂
They dont care about us-Michael Jackson
How come my brain still focusses on the song in the background :'(
EXACTLY THE SAME
Memory association
Vince D if you're referring to the music it's because instrumentals act like a form of brainwashing and distract us from the true inner beauty of the vocals
Humble Shepard my good sir, beautifully played instruments are just as beautiful as beautiful vocals
@@kadens1903 that was so polite man
Michael Jackson had a good voice.
Freddie Mercury had an incredible voice.
But don't forget about Kurt Cobain, he also had a really nice voice when you hear the vocals only
0:59 when you see your friend at a nirvana concert
1:03 when your friend says you can stay the night
Que bosta
0:53 when u see ur ex
@@darreellll lmfao I think like u
LMAO
What a great vocal track..such a one of a kind voice.
dude he was crazy, he used to cough up blood after concerts because of how harsh his vocals were, ultimate respect for that man.
how do you know that ?
Andre Guilherme interviews, the rest of the band, ect. ect.
Not really "one of a kind" since like everyone can imitate his singing style quite easily. Im not discrediting him in anyway since people now see it as his type of singing.
Every second band in the 90s had similar vocals. Maybe he is a pioneer, but hardly unique
You can feel the angst in his voice, this is amazing
Aylla ...I'm not sure what you meant by angst, but ANGST sampled this song into an amazing song called SORRY
The instruments are still playing in my head
everything is perfect, but especially at this moment I died 2:22
Виктория Кушниренко glad I wasn’t the only one who loved that part the best
me too!
Me too
That’s the best bit
Прпкрасное исполнение!
You can actually feel the pain in his voice
My thoughts exactly. It's so raw sounding... just goosebump-inducing. Awesome stuff.
He was quite happy back in 91.
what the fuck are you talking about lmao
Vesna Mihelcic Lol all the songs he has sang didn't even have a back story only heart shaped box did. He just said he wrote down shit and sang.
He literally tried to write lyrics that didn't make sense to this song. It's not all about pain bro.
What a natural at multi-tracking his voice. If you listen really closely you can hear one's a bit more ragged than the other on those section, but timing-wise, it's as perfect as you can get. Damn.
ReYo you can hear it best at 3:35
He was double tracking his own voice on a 4 track in a closet in 1988. Check out "Clean up Before She Comes."
2:06 god.. It's like he's here.
Your comment made me cry for about half an hour
@@cofize It makes me picture a group of friends, trying to communicate with the dead. One of them says Anthony’s comment in a very serious tone and suddenly Kurts ghost just shows up and just casually says “Hey” like in the video.
It’s so stupid but yet funny to me.
0:33 just sounds incredible
Great. You can feel his soul in anguish in this track. RIP Kurt.
nah im pretty sure he was just on a comedown
His voice is fucking impressive...
1:07 a slight sound of Dave Grohl playing the drums. My job here is done.
Well, if you listen closer, you'll note that during parts it's also Dave Grohl's voice being blended into Kurt's.
Mas tudo bem
@@fday8432 Also in “In Bloom” Dave’s voice is being blended into the song
@@ryleehites5589 Dave wasn’t in the band when they record In Bloom, that was Chad Channing
@@bransonreed9050 Yes but when they recorded In Bloom in the Nevermind version you can hear Dave in some parts
People have no idea how tight these vocals are, to make double tracks sound this good,so identical that they almost sound like a chorus effect on one single track, it takes a good ear like kurt’s to pull off something with this quality, and an amazing producer like Matt Wallace as well. Even though Kurt wasn’t technically proficient as a vocalist he was an amazing song and melody writer, and he had visceral and raw and very powerful vocals.
Matt Wallace? Wasn't it Butch Vig?
@@buttturkeyclips4891 Butch did produce with them, and there is indeed a butch version of smells like teen spirit, but I think they ended up using Matt’s version because it sounded better. Only thing I don’t know is if butch came first to produce the song or if it was matt
@@buttturkeyclips4891 Butch Vig recorded/engineered, ANDY Wallace mixed.
0:32 I was actually expecting a base drop even tho I know it was just vocals only lol
Dude me too
What the hell is a bass drop anyway?
You mean the 5 snare hits?
Wrong genre
jackee jeffries me too. You hear it the same way for so long that your brain gets confused when it changes.
His voice is amazing. Wish he was still here. Rip Kurt.
you can literally hear the cigarette smoke in his voice. lol.
I think it’s his type of voice axl rose had it too and Roger Taylor too and a lot of other singers tho
@@AFreeMat. Yeah and by all means, i say it as a compliment, it sounds.. well it sounds grunge.
@@thecompletedluigitwat4827 ye actually singers like Robert plant, Joe elliot, Bryan Adams, Billy idol and a lot of other singers can make that type of sound
Yes dude
@@AFreeMat. ture !! The first time that i heard his voice i remember Roger's voice.
God I miss this man I never met.
Kurt and Nirvana has always been special, they were a much more different sound than anything else going on, Kurt's voice was so unique and amazing, you can actually hear the anger in his screams, not just because he wanted to scream but because he needed to.
this made me cry
Jackalyn Sørensen You're easily manipulated.
Me too
Your skin make muy cry
Jesus Luengas creep ah
I bet it didn't and you're just being dramatic.
Took me 25 years and an isolated track to realize what he's saying. But listening to this, it's actually clear, without the music.
i never really liked nirvana growing up, but my dad would always listen to them. looking into them now that i’m 16, i still don’t really enjoy their music, but kurt was SUCH an amazing human being. i’ve been doing so much research and i have so much respect for him and the band as a whole.
nico I respect that
Ya still are growing up
Lego Lama Su growing up means childhood. 16 is practically an adult.
@@MrGreaves not at all. 18 is adult. Even then its young adult.
Lego Lama Su hence the word practically mate
my god this is beautiful
25 years ago today. RIP Kurt.
27..
29 …
Load up on guns, bring your friends
It's fun to lose and to pretend
She's over-bored and self-assured
Oh no, I know a dirty word
Hello, hello, hello, how low
Hello, hello, hello, how low
Hello, hello, hello, how low
Hello, hello, hello
With the lights out, it's less dangerous
Here we are now, entertain us
I feel stupid and contagious
Here we are now, entertain us
A mulatto, an albino, a mosquito, my libido
Yeah, hey
I'm worse at what I do best
And for this gift I feel blessed
Our little group has always been
And always will until the end
Hello, hello, hello, how low
Hello, hello, hello, how low
Hello, hello, hello, how low
Hello, hello, hello
With the lights out, it's less dangerous
Here we are now, entertain us
I feel stupid and contagious
Here we are now, entertain us
A mulatto, an albino, a mosquito, my libido
Yeah, hey
And I forget just why I taste
Oh yeah, I guess it makes me smile
I found it hard, it's hard to find
Oh well, whatever, never mind
Hello, hello, hello, how low
Hello, hello, hello, how low
Hello, hello, hello, how low
Hello, hello, hello
With the lights out, it's less dangerous
Here we are now, entertain us
I feel stupid and contagious
Here we are now, entertain us
A mulatto, an albino, a mosquito, my libido
A denial, a denial, a denial, a denial, a denial
A denial, a denial, a denial, a denial
Lil Uzi 🛸🚀💜
@@narekmarkaryan1202 lmfao why are hip hop skiddies here
@@roytijssen3448 do you think people who listen to rap can't listen to rock?
@@roytijssen3448 what is the problem?
@@roytijssen3448 I agree, I absolutley hate rap, but then Kurt did make this music for the world to enjoy long after he was gone,
I know Kurt is still rocking out somewhere in the afterlife, he was, and still is, truly a legend. I know how it feels to deal with depression, (not trying to make a self pity party), and I wish someone would've stepped in and helped, but it's no one's fault. I hope Kurt knows how many lives he's changed, and I hope he's in a better place. Rest in peace Kurt, you will be missed. 🤘🏻
They did a lot of vocal stacking
PIlotrcm on the prechorus and chorus. It's actually quite common. Back then Kurt didn't want to do it when Butch Vig suggested it. Then Vig said, "John Lennon did it." Kurt: "Okay, lets do it."
It's called double tracking. You record it twice and pan one to the left and the other to the right. Really common in music with heavily distorted guitars.
This, ladies and gentlemen, is the one I could never ever EVER pull out.
Uhm wut
hey
yay
gets me all the time.
I grew up on Nirvana in my early teens. This made me cry. You can hear his pain in every song. I think that’s why so many people are still drawn to them. They put our pain into the universe and we can all relate still. RIP.
This is life changing
Chester Bennington: dead
Kurt Cobain: dead
Layne Staley: dead
Chris Cornell: dead
Eddie Vedder: WoooooAAAAOOOHHH IM STILL ALIVE YEEEEEHEYEEEHYAAAAHAAA
ok..?
@@burntcocaine5794 Google search "A Joke"
@@burntcocaine5794 ..You had to edit that response?
@@laughman7357 sorry my friend I said im instead of in
Elton John: III'MM STILL STANDING YAAAYAAAYAAA
It's like Kurt's singing me a lullaby :)
And dave
Dave isn't singing on this track. @@sabredivision509
There's something so different with Kurt's voice against all others, he was something special RIP :(
hauntingly beautiful... thanks for the post
He used to have to guzzle cough syrup on a regular basis he said.Also I think his stomach ailment was linked somehow to his screaming.He suffered for his art.R.I.P.
T K Don't get me wrong I love Nirvana. I was a teenager in the 90s but his "stomach alignment" was from heroin use. Ask any heroin user how their stomach feels. Dude had a serious habit. He said himself he medicated himself with heroin.
T Fox I think the big reason he medicated himself was the fact that he had chrones disease and scoliosis and was in constant pain
T Fox he actually used heroin to help with his stomach. He said that heroin worked but it was never a permanent fix
keeger how was it self inflicted?
@@richardjared960 His guitar or some shit like that, carrying it around gave him some back problems.
Usually these are revealing of vocal flaws and how reliant artists are on effects.
Not this one though. It just shows how incredible his voice was. Rest in peace, you beautiful man.
There weren't many effects to rely on back in the early 1990's.
That is true there is still definitley some doubling and use of reverb on his voice as you can hear. Nothing like using Autotune tho for sure
@@jacktilghman9797 there definitely were lmao, not autotune, but vocal effects definitely existed
I know that now, it's been a while since that post.@@chikinonfrydai
Thought he was a genius in the early 90s...and at 71 years old still do! He is as iconic as anyone in the music business,
thanks for your input kinnon
When he says Hello, I about died. It sounds so freaking cool!!! omg! I love this.
Yea i felt like my head is exploding!
And my brain tissues are blasting all over the room! man, that was strong
He could sing this without the band and it would still be good
No because the music inspires the vocals to begin with
When he sing the chorus.. Man that voice is powerful
2:50 WITH THE LIGHTS OUT!!! I for some reason see him just smashing a lit light bulb with his guitar
If by any chance you're still taking requests.. I've got one.
Milk It - Nirvana.
I feel like that would be an absolute treasure that's vocals only.
Also beeswax or hairspray queen haha
And Sappy Or The Other Improv
Kucingtigers
Beeswax indeed. I GOT MY DIDDLY SPAYEDDDDDDDDD
IM DYING TO HEAR BIG LONG NOW
What about Paper Cuts? I know I'm a year late to the thread, but still, I think it would be interesting.
Jesus fuck I forgot how powerful his voice was. Gawd dammit, why ain't he still with us?!?!
RIP Kurt 2022 and your music is still alive ❤❤
Kurt's vocals BECOME the MELODY on Nirvana songs.
You don't need the backing soundtrack ,his voice is powerful enough
My best friend is also a Nirvana fan such as myself. We are the only ones who listen to Nirvana at our class. When we were at a party pretty drunk we sang this masterpiece with everything we had. One of the best moments of my life. Also after both of my grandparents died I listened to this just to escaped from the pain of real life. This small thing helped me not to fall into depression. Grandma and Grandpa also Kurt, you shall be never forgotten, rest in peace!!!
There will NEVER be another one like this one. NEVER.
So that's what an angel sounds like. 😀
We all Kurt didn’t know how to sing “correctly” but no one can ever touch this ever again. Just the passion and grit in his voice.
O grito dele vem da alma incrível.
I listen to this weekly
За душу берет...♡
"hello hello" Dave Ghol voice ?
+Rutchanon Wongsang Kurt's, man
Dave Ghoul
Rutchanon Wongsang Dave grohl*
Dave Ghost
Renrane HAHAHAHA
Simplesmente magnífico
"Oh well, whatever, never mind." Defining words for anyone who was a teenager in the 90s.
beautiful.
I wish he was alive in my lifetime :(
Nirvana is the Pinnacle of music, its what everyone was or wanted to be.
thank you for this piece of awesomeness!
Well, that's pretty haunting and beautiful at the same time.
This songs got some potential! Will be fun to see what becomes of it!
Perfect tuning.
I absolutely love listening to isolated vox. This one is particularly haunting... Thanks for uploading 🙏