I love how the first verse and chorus sounds like "dave ghrol featuring nirvana" and then Kurt and Chris both turn their amps up at the first possible oportunity.
I was born in the late eighties, and I love when people ask me while I collect old, out of date vinyl. I look them right in the eye and say, " Lady Gaga." That's why.
@GrungeyMr lol your so right! But imagine being 15 and walking into your local record store to this!!! I was born in 85 and missed the bus, untill i think bout 97ish wen i got into music. It was all Nirvana, Metallica, Korn, Rage against the machine etc then.. yes i know i missed out heaps of others i.e. Offspring etc, c'mon i was young!!
this is kick arse. coming back in to rock it home after the break down section. purely awesome. dude with good audio of this gig. you need to hook up with the video dude and sync it for the rest of us.
yea. i was born in 86. too young to remember nirvana's impact and popularity in 90s. (if born in late 70s or 1980). even though i recall seeing nirvana's the music videos on tv in 90s. i dont even recall the sad news when kurt died
Kurt Donald Cobain (Aberdeen, Washington; 20 de febrero de 1967-Seattle, Washington; 5 de abril de 1994) fue un cantante, músico y compositor estadounidense, conocido por haber sido el cantante, guitarrista y principal compositor de la banda grunge Nirvana. Es considerado como un ícono y voz de la Generación X.
@xXtristangoesrawrXx I was born in '86, brotha. And, I wish I had been born in '80 so I could have really grown up in the middle of all of this. I was about 7-8 when Kurt died. I can still remember the news report on MTV. so many bands I was too young to appreciate, let alone discover until later. you have only scratched the surface of 90s classics w/ Nirvana. Keep searching, little brah.
this is definitely one of my favorite nirvana songs. and man if i had been there i would have started a mosh pit.... those ppl were lame... its like they say, you dnt know whatcha got till its gone... i bet a lot of those ppl regret that they didnt totally go crazy at that once in a lifetime opportunity to mosh 3 feet away from one of the greatest grunge bands of all time
@pot4tots hell yeah we can agree... it's up to bands to decide what genre they want to categorize themselves ... but yeah Melvins were super nice people... they played in Toronto Canada ..an evening with the Melvins, 3 hours of Melvins. They stuck around after the show and took time to speak with all the fans that stuck around for autographs... there were only like 200-300 people in the show, that's why i think they don't come here often, they on tour right now but US only : (
If you don't like the music today, pick up a damn instrument get a few of your friends together and change it!! Nirvana wasn't happy about who was on the radio in the early 90s either. If Kurt were alive today I'd think he'd laugh his ass off at what passes for radio play now.
are u in any way related? he was one of the greats in my time when he died i was one of many who cried when he died . he opened so many doors know what im saying he made it easy for people to love something and that is why he will always remain in my eyes to be the greatest
For people wondering what Kurt did between 1:11-1:14 he broke a string and was taking it out of the guitar so that it wouldn't interfere with the other strings.
Best Nirvana period ever......just released Nevermind, but right before they got huge (SNL etc..). Still small enough to pack a record store performance etc.
@mickydeman -"Inspired by hardcore punk, heavy metal and indie rock, grunge is generally characterized by heavily distorted electric guitars, contrasting song dynamics, and apathetic or angst-filled lyrics. The grunge aesthetic is stripped-down compared to other forms of rock music, and many grunge musicians were noted for their unkempt appearances and rejection of theatrics." I beg to differ with you.
@mickydeman you know what? You're actually right. People have totally forgotten the magic behind good music. It's not an art form anymore. It's more of a trend. Like all other things theese days.
I was born in '82. In the 90's, I had a fucking wonderful childhood. Things were great in music till about 2000, or 2001. Shit just started to suck after '99 basically...
@3rni3PL Me too, i'm still listening to all the music I discovered in the 90's...never cared to see what's happening now because there aren't any new waves of rock bands worth listening to ( except QOTSA)
So what music store was this? How awesome would this have been to get a private show from these guys at a local Guitar Center etc...? These people were lucky as hell.
@mickydeman well grunge is an extension of punk when you really think about it, Nirvana does not fit in the Punk mold because they are a bit different than what punk is stereotyped to be, therefore the term grunge fits very well when describing this new punk style that branched off at the perfect time. Genre names just makes it easier to describe a certain style of playing that's all. This is why some people hate genre labels but at the end they help us describe band styles.
"He's the one Who likes all our pretty songs And he likes to sing along And he likes to shoot his gun But he knows not what it means knows not what it means when I say yeeeaaahhh"
Cbgbs was like a two month in advance wait for bookings on it's later years. I've played there, I've played many places in NYC, the sad thing is this: these places don't care if you fart on stage for thirty minutes, as long as you have a paying audience. When Kurt played NYC for the first time it was in a little place called the pyramid. There a total of 20 ppl there. If it's in front of 1 or 1000 ppl play it cuz it's what u love doing first.
@g00mba00 Correcting myself from below, I didn't mean finalized by Andy Wallace, I meant mixed. I think the mastering was done mostly by Howie Weinberg and maybe Wallace & co. contributed to some as well. Vig might've actually even produced the album, I don't remember and am confusing myself now. I just know that his mastered mix of SLTS is a lot heavier than the album's, presumably done by Wallace.
@mickydeman That last part depends on your definition of good music, how patient you are with music and whether you're hooked on adrenaline pumping songs or not. Good music never dies to me and there's always good music if you look. However, Mainstream wise these days it goes unnoticed by large.
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I love how the first verse and chorus sounds like "dave ghrol featuring nirvana" and then Kurt and Chris both turn their amps up at the first possible oportunity.
I was born in 1978, so I was right about 14 when this hit my small town. It was an amazing time in my life. I found out what real music was.
pure nineties. my elder brother grew up in early 90's and he says he still have chills when he hears this stuf.
"One Baby to another..."
"You're my vitamins..."
One of the world's greatest love songs
and it rocks like God, coming out of the bridge.
how can you dislike this videos this is the real nirvana playing live in small crowd they are really lucky
One of the best live perfomances of Drain You
I travelled through You Tube and end up on this perfection!!!
I was born in the late eighties, and I love when people ask me while I collect old, out of date vinyl. I look them right in the eye and say, " Lady Gaga." That's why.
I love watching Chris play bass! :D
man how i wish i could back in time and relive the earlie 90's and see nirvana , i never got the chance
that would have been soooooo tight to have been there. Thank you NIRVANA for making Seattle proud!!!!
Wow!!! Cool ass video!!! This is actually from the cd release party for Nevermind!!! Awesome!!! Thanks for uploading this one!!
@GrungeyMr lol your so right! But imagine being 15 and walking into your local record store to this!!! I was born in 85 and missed the bus, untill i think bout 97ish wen i got into music. It was all Nirvana, Metallica, Korn, Rage against the machine etc then.. yes i know i missed out heaps of others i.e. Offspring etc, c'mon i was young!!
If only there's ha high quality version of this live show
Grunge and high quality are not a combination in my eyes!
@knapton118 there's a high quality version of NIRVANA'S live an loud rehearsal on here
One of those situations where I really wish I could've been there. Close Proximity to the band before their fame exploded. Nice in-store show..
Grunge Was amazing now everyoe forgot about it today and just listens to rap this here is real music RIP Kurt
I love this vid I always play guitar along to it :) And man the people in that shop probably didn't even know how big they were gonna be at the time.
this is kick arse. coming back in to rock it home after the break down section. purely awesome.
dude with good audio of this gig. you need to hook up with the video dude and sync it for the rest of us.
Old school video!
Thx for upload this!
yea. i was born in 86. too young to remember nirvana's impact and popularity in 90s. (if born in late 70s or 1980). even though i recall seeing nirvana's the music videos on tv in 90s. i dont even recall the sad news when kurt died
Kurt Donald Cobain (Aberdeen, Washington; 20 de febrero de 1967-Seattle, Washington; 5 de abril de 1994) fue un cantante, músico y compositor estadounidense, conocido por haber sido el cantante, guitarrista y principal compositor de la banda grunge Nirvana. Es considerado como un ícono y voz de la Generación X.
Imagine being there. How amazing 😜
Kurt actually said that the rock'n'roll is almost dead, and that was in 90's..
So rare scenes! Great!!!
Haha@that little thing Kurt did@1:13. Cutee ^.^
LLooove Grohl's drumming. Awesome.
Oh and, "Shop lifting is a crime" ; ]
Lol
thank god people had the sense to video tape this... wish hd cams were around back then tho... fuck! thanks for posting the vid bruh
That Jags looking pretty clean
awesome performance. i'd wish i could be there.
I wonder if who ever filmed this knew they were capturing history in the making
That's a nice gibson bass. Damn this is some rare footage
@xXtristangoesrawrXx I was born in '86, brotha. And, I wish I had been born in '80 so I could have really grown up in the middle of all of this. I was about 7-8 when Kurt died. I can still remember the news report on MTV. so many bands I was too young to appreciate, let alone discover until later. you have only scratched the surface of 90s classics w/ Nirvana. Keep searching, little brah.
my name is kurt too and thats just coinsidence i was a teen in the 90s and nirvana was my favorite band i love bleach and the rest of there albums
this is definitely one of my favorite nirvana songs. and man if i had been there i would have started a mosh pit.... those ppl were lame... its like they say, you dnt know whatcha got till its gone... i bet a lot of those ppl regret that they didnt totally go crazy at that once in a lifetime opportunity to mosh 3 feet away from one of the greatest grunge bands of all time
One of my favs songs.
this whole show was awesome i have it on VHS lol
damn! i sure would love to go see a nirvana clinc at my local guitar center!
but im 16
so yea my age sucks!
wish there would be a time machine!!!!!!
i wish u the most succesuss it was him through his music which heled me to express my emotions if u can do that i aplad u gratly
Right on the cusp of stardom
66 Tobacco Sunburst Jaguar with humbuckers installed..
WE love you very much KURT !!!!!!!!! grunge is not dead
@laku138 This is from the release party of Nevermind, so 16th of September 1991.
breaks a string and keeps on going...makes me proud...
how i miss Kurt. best band ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Damn,thats so cool,how all cool and casual he tore the string off the top after it broke,lol.
@pot4tots hell yeah we can agree... it's up to bands to decide what genre they want to categorize themselves ... but yeah Melvins were super nice people... they played in Toronto Canada ..an evening with the Melvins, 3 hours of Melvins. They stuck around after the show and took time to speak with all the fans that stuck around for autographs... there were only like 200-300 people in the show, that's why i think they don't come here often, they on tour right now but US only : (
WE WANT THE 90's BACK!!!!!!
If you don't like the music today, pick up a damn instrument get a few of your friends together and change it!! Nirvana wasn't happy about who was on the radio in the early 90s either. If Kurt were alive today I'd think he'd laugh his ass off at what passes for radio play now.
Late 80's
it doesnt even matter if its grunge or punk it fucking rocks and thats all that really matters.
it was auctioned off in london in 1996 i believe at christies and it went for around $200,000
are u in any way related? he was one of the greats in my time when he died i was one of many who cried when he died . he opened so many doors know what im saying he made it easy for people to love something and that is why he will always remain in my eyes to be the greatest
For people wondering what Kurt did between 1:11-1:14 he broke a string and was taking it out of the guitar so that it wouldn't interfere with the other strings.
this is recorded at a record store at the Beehive Record Store in Seattle this is the Nevermind release party
good song!
I need a time machine
cool, lançamento do nevermind!!!! 1992. very very good.
It's a shame they never used good recording equipment back then because they were actually really good live
Best Nirvana period ever......just released Nevermind, but right before they got huge (SNL etc..). Still small enough to pack a record store performance etc.
quien mierda puede hablar de NIRVANA si es lo mejor q existio
this a record store in seattle and it is still there.
@mickydeman -"Inspired by hardcore punk, heavy metal and indie rock, grunge is generally characterized by heavily distorted electric guitars, contrasting song dynamics, and apathetic or angst-filled lyrics. The grunge aesthetic is stripped-down compared to other forms of rock music, and many grunge musicians were noted for their unkempt appearances and rejection of theatrics."
I beg to differ with you.
kurt always wore the coolest goddamn t shirts
man i wish i was in this show!
how I wish I could be there !! 🤪
This video is what Nirvana was all about.
omg it is???!! are you serious?! i soooo wanna go there!
haha he hits the guitar haha :) oh kurt.what a great man you were. :(
thats the only guitar from kurt that i never see he destroys it, i think he love it
@mickydeman you know what? You're actually right. People have totally forgotten the magic behind good music. It's not an art form anymore. It's more of a trend. Like all other things theese days.
Actually, the Jag-Stand was designed by Kurt himself and a luthier made it for him... but the fender Jag-Stang started producing after his death.
Yes, that is Dave on drums. He joined Nirvana in 1990.
wow! When was this vid? Wicked!
Even with a broken string and a few wrong notes, Kurt could still give a great performance!
legend~!
I was born in '82. In the 90's, I had a fucking wonderful childhood. Things were great in music till about 2000, or 2001. Shit just started to suck after '99 basically...
kurt's hair = so pretty!
i would love being there
@3rni3PL Me too, i'm still listening to all the music I discovered in the 90's...never cared to see what's happening now because there aren't any new waves of rock bands worth listening to ( except QOTSA)
shit my computer sucks..... but the short time that i see the video i move my head and close my eyes, just when kurt sing!!! oohhh i want that guitar
there out at your local clubs rocking their fucking hearts out. just cause it's not on the radio doesn't mean it doesn't exist... you gotta find it!
lol whats the little tune called that krist is playing before drain you on his bass? i heard it before somewhere, cant remeber the name...
grunge is not dead!
So what music store was this? How awesome would this have been to get a private show from these guys at a local Guitar Center etc...? These people were lucky as hell.
@mickydeman well grunge is an extension of punk when you really think about it, Nirvana does not fit in the Punk mold because they are a bit different than what punk is stereotyped to be, therefore the term grunge fits very well when describing this new punk style that branched off at the perfect time. Genre names just makes it easier to describe a certain style of playing that's all. This is why some people hate genre labels but at the end they help us describe band styles.
happy birth kurt!!!
Great song 5 in the rate
well it has now been 20 years since this show, amazing how fast years go by.
Written 16/9/11
"He's the one
Who likes all our pretty songs
And he likes to sing along
And he likes to shoot his gun
But he knows not what it means
knows not what it means
when I say yeeeaaahhh"
i have the exact replica of kurts jaguare even the hexagon switch slot that a friend made for me
Kurt Cobain + Nirvana = GRUNGE
Cbgbs was like a two month in advance wait for bookings on it's later years. I've played there, I've played many places in NYC, the sad thing is this: these places don't care if you fart on stage for thirty minutes, as long as you have a paying audience. When Kurt played NYC for the first time it was in a little place called the pyramid. There a total of 20 ppl there. If it's in front of 1 or 1000 ppl play it cuz it's what u love doing first.
grunge is the music from the seattle area!!!
Stuff like this doesn't happen anymore...so few decent bands these days.
EPIC INTRO XD
@3rni3PL I agree with you, i was born in '81 and feel exactly the same :)
todos mis respetos a nirvana
@g00mba00 Correcting myself from below, I didn't mean finalized by Andy Wallace, I meant mixed. I think the mastering was done mostly by Howie Weinberg and maybe Wallace & co. contributed to some as well. Vig might've actually even produced the album, I don't remember and am confusing myself now. I just know that his mastered mix of SLTS is a lot heavier than the album's, presumably done by Wallace.
I like Kurt's little knee slap at 1:14
WOOOOOOOOOOOOW
@mickydeman That last part depends on your definition of good music, how patient you are with music and whether you're hooked on adrenaline pumping songs or not. Good music never dies to me and there's always good music if you look. However, Mainstream wise these days it goes unnoticed by large.
THAT FENDER JAGUAR!