How Steve Albini recorded Kurt Cobain's guitars on In Utero - an in depth interview
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- Опубліковано 13 кві 2024
- The man who needs no introduction - the legendary Steve Albini talks with me about how he recorded Kurt Cobain's guitars on Nirvana's final album In Utero. We also discus the microphones used on In Utero.
I love how even Steve Albini's zoom chat has natural room reverb. That's dedication to his style, lol.
Hahahahaha 😂😂😂
I am beyond sad about the sad news. RIP Steve Albini ❤😭😭😭 I had to think about this joke about the Room reverb on his zoom call… what a legend he was ❤️
He’s gone now, rest in peace
Fucking bummer!!!!
@@mgr741 yep
And know this is probably Steve's last interview. R.I.P.
Didn’t realize how valuable this video would become
Can't believe it. RIP legend. Makes this interview even more special.
Such a shock. Can't believe it
🙏💜
Came here to say the same thing, I’m so glad Aaron got to have this conversation with him
This interview may be his second last audio interview. The very last audio interview with him I've seen so far would be the small segment at Conan Newtron's Protonic Reversal 10 year Anniversary Special about 8 or 9 days ago, if anyone cares to know.
Just in time
Bro, I know we are all crushed by his passing… You’re literally keeping the legacy going in a way that is going to be detrimental to how well the history is preserved. Thank you for that, this video being made so close to his passing really gave us a way to peek into his life and mind and I’m glad we got to see him in that light. RIP Steve 🫡
detrimental means negative
@@Josh-ol8sy bro means instrumental
I think we’re all feeling extremely lucky to have this video now. RIP you fucking legend.
Just coming back to this to say Rest in Peace. Watched this as it launched 3 weeks ago, and wow. Did not expect him to be gone so soon, RIP steve
Can’t believe Steve is gone man his work will always be remembered and his amazing talents and memories will live on RIP to the man who produced punk rock
I was expecting a certain level of jadedness from Steve and was happy to see him enthusiastic and supportive of your project. Benefits all of us fans. Thanks Steve and Aaron. Cheers
I think he used to be a lot more jaded in the past. He’s seems to have chilled out in recent years.
@@StuffnSuch yeah and Rick Rubin acts like a yoga instructor now social media changed everybody
I was thinking the same thing. I wonder if he’s possibly more open in this context vs. some slick magazine.
Glad that Aaron got to interview Steve first hand. Rest in power Mr Albini, thanks for your music and production.
R.I.P 🕊️
Steve is the man. I can listen to him talk about records and recording for hours.
With Steve’s passing, I take solace in this saying “it’s always sad when a great man dies, but at least the greatness did not die before the man”.
Steve seemed hesitant to record Nirvana and then for awhile was somewhat ambivalent to the record and overall experience. But since the 20th anniversary in 2013, he has done so many interviews about In Utero. He's always so enthusiastic and almost always reveals some sort of new information. His recollection of detail is incredible. I love it. Thank you, Steve!
The band and record label hung him out to dry after the sessions, making his professional life far, far more difficult.
Yeah. Exactly what he didn’t want to happen.
Can’t believe this was only a few weeks ago now, and the news has just broken about Steve’s death. It’s an absolute sudden tragedy and my heart goes out to Steve’s family. I’m so glad you got to have this chat with him and Steve got to share himself and his genius a little more with the world.
Oh man, what a sad day
I just had to come here and pay my respect
I can't believe that. He was a great man who's made a huge impact on rock music and industry. He's made one of my favorite album of all time. This is the last interview with him, and we're all gonna respect him as a great producer and a musician forever, rest in peace
Aw man. We just lost one of the greatest dudes who ever lived. Steve left such a legacy of incredible recordings, supreme integrity and old school punk ethos. He will be sorely missed.
RIP Steve, this came out of nowhere. He will go down as one of the best producers of the 90s and even far beyond that.
the tone sounds exactly the same as on the original recording. my jaw dropped when ive read a couple of minutes ago that steve died, cant believe it. youve got his last interview and at that time you were probably not even thinking about it. rip
its a good thing you made this video when you did. not even a month later and all of this incredible knowledge would be lost. r.i.p. steve albini
Damn. Can’t believe he’s gone now. So sudden. Only 3 weeks after this interview. RIP Mr. Albini 🙏
coming back to this today on 5/8 after learning steve has passed. RIP steve, thanks for keeping the nirvana community alive. thank you aaron for your dedication, excited to see where this takes you
Aaron, so glad you did this interview with Steve. Cool that he loved your research on the In Utero project. RIP Steve.
Last interview maybe? His passing hit hard. One of the truest guys around. Requiescat.
Steve Albini is absolute legend
RIP. Thank you Mr. Albini for your incredible work. May you rest peacefully 💔
RIP, Steve.. Thank you, Aaron. ❤
RIP Steve man it’s sad to see that on the news because Aaron promised to see him
Oh no. We lost another genius. RIP Steve
You were right all along Aaron. Like, about literally everything. I'd say it took a lot to hold back all those "I fu**ing knew it!" reactions.
RIP Steve. Thanks for the great music.
R.I.P Steve, you were such an inspiration! 💔
It’s crazy that he passed away only a few weeks after this video came out I’m so grateful we got this interview
Man horrible news, may he Rest in Peace.
what a guy, he worked on so many records, yet only lived to 61, rest in peace steve.
31:00 bro I screamed, I can’t believe how good that actually sounds, I’m blown away man, thank you.
Big Black was the sound track of my 80s. rest in peace Steve.
A truly influential genius, he will be missed
Just heard about the news and had to come back to this… What horrible news… May you rest in peace Steve R.I.P.
This video being released just a few weeks prior to his passing was a terrific video showing a glimpse into the life and passion, knowledge, and impact this man has had in the world of recording. Thank you for this opportunity to capture a few moments with Steve. R.I.P.
Rest in Peace, Steve. Your methods in recording those prolific albums will be remembered forever....
RIP Steve
Steve's comments about your channel (and investigative approach) mirror what your everyday layman viewers feel. Huge kudos to you.
You should gift Steve an aluminum guitar, since he sold his Veleno
Maybe YOU should gift him one. They are NOT gonna be cheap.
Can't believe the news today. So happy you got to do this amazing interview with him. Thank you!
Rest in peace Steve
What a privilege it must of been to talk with Steve 🙏 RIP
A great loss in music history. A true master, and his contribution was truly pivotal. Rest in peace, Steve Albini.
Rip Steve, I can't believe it. Thanks so much for this amazing interview Aaron.
Rest in peace Steve 🕊🤍
Bless you Steve. You inspired several generations of musicians. We love you
Thank God you pulled all this together when you did. 🙏 RIP 🙏
This is insane! An interview with the man himself! We’re getting spoiled today
Ill miss his wisdom so much, thank you for the music Steve
Hey Aaron u got Steve albinis last interview and u aced it u definitely made his last interview enjoyable thank you Aaron for documenting his amazing life and talents RIP Steve albini
Damn, fact that you finished your work on recreating his record, and Steve passed away shortly after your interview. Its scary.
RIP Steve. Going to Chicago next week and will lay a flower at Electrical Audio. I hoped to one day record a few songs up there. Thank you sir.
One of the most interesting channels Ive seen in a while
Dang RIP Steve Albini! Such a great musician and smart Recording Engineer as he liked to be called! 🎸
Rest In Peace, Steve
Welcome back, man!!! Been a minute we’ve all been waiting on your vids!!!!!
Steve Albini RIP. Thank you for capturing some of the greatest artists and bringing their music to life.
I live about an hour from Cleveland, Mississippi. The Grammy Museum is incredible. Anytime you're in the area, make sure to go. To many, North Mississippi is the birthplace to American Music.
RIP Steve, thanks for everything.
Rest in peace to this absolute giant among men
RIP Steve Albini.
RIP, Steve, Albini
R.I.P. Steve Albini!
The "morning breath" bit got me 🙂
Rip steve🕊️gone too soon :(
Wow... Sooooo glad you did this interview
Rest in Peace, Steve.
Rip steve! Love you too Aaron!
R.I.P. Mr Steve Albini.
You are a true legend.
Thank you for being so open to speak with us in such detail over the past few years. Inspirational 🙏
That was super duper nice of him to have said all that about your channel and In Utero studies, mang....
Been a big fan of Albini's production since I heard Surfer Rosa, In Utero and 24 Hour Revenge Therapy. It's really cool to see him so humble and open about the process to fans
RIP Steve Albini
Dang, RIP Steve
So amazing that you made this before he passed. He was honored.
You are very fortunate to have this moment in your life and in return, you gave us all a precious gift. Still accepting the tragic news. Thank you so much for everything Aaron! Hope you're holding up okay! ❤❤❤
rest in piece Steve.
RIP Steve Albini 💔💔💔
When I heard the news, Immediately I thought of this interview and how healthy he looked and sounded.
Rest in Paradise Steve. Thank you for your impact on music. 🤘🏽
Holy crap man. RIP Steve ;(
RIP Steve. Will miss this giant. And thank you Aaron for giving us this gem of a video.
RIP Steve Albini.
It's surreal seeing this video now, knowing that he died just a couple weeks after this interview.
It feels like he was taken too soon, he had a lot more to give to the world and he was truly one of the most honest and legitimate people in the industry.
Wow i watched this the day it came out and now. Im gutted. This for better or worse this is now a historical video. Rip Steve.
Just saw the news about Steve. Thought of you right away man.
Steve’s work is a HUGE reason why I became so in love with recording and making music. My heart is crushed
Holy shit dude 😢 I can’t believe this
No one deserved landing the Steve Albini interview more than you, my guy. Nice job.
One the last interviews....
We will all miss you Steve. 😢
rest in piece legend steve albini
Great interview, you are truly blessed to have had that opportunity ❤
RIP .... You captured something very special with Steve. Thank you for your efforts.
RIP STEVE!
I’m so glad you got to interview this genius when you could. Thank you so much for your determination and love for this craft.