I mixed this performance my first day at MTV …. Was a great performance … lotta fun @ MTV at the time … very proud of this … this is a 2 mix performance … no pro tools or iso tack .. live straight to air … all new versions are just cleaned up versions of the 2 mix .. Rock on
I was 9. I didnt find nirvana really till I was maybe 15 after kurt had already passed. I watched the posthumous air of unplugged when I was 12 and my dad made me turn it off. Lol
That guy say in the beginning ''it was 8 years ago THIS Week that Kurt Cobain Died'', that mean in this same week , Layne Staley was dying alone in his condo.
What many people say? What people? Nirvana was indisputably one of the greatest and most powerful live bands in the history of rock music .. anyone who suggests any different is only proving how fucking clueless they are and is not to be taken seriously :/
John Arundell well Dave himself said Nirvana was the type of band who was the best band in the world some nights and a total fuckin train wreck the other, for one
@@coryc0213 that’s because the way Kurt sung was hard to sustain for long periods of time which is why he didn’t like touring. The best period for live performances far as energy and powerful vocals was from 1987 thru to the beginning of 1992. After that kurts voice had took a really bad strain and he developed laringitis and was able to recoup but only for a short time at the beginning of the In utero tour but eventually lost his strength there as well. I even believe he had to tune the instruments down a step to be able to hit the notes he was usually able to hit easily before.
I was a punk kid growing up I use to like bands like minor threat, gorilla biscuits, 7 seconds, black flag, teen idols and stuff like that. One day a friend came over to my house and had this gig recorded on a VHS tape (I didn't had MTV at the time), and I haven't even heard of Nirvana before. I still remember the feeling when I saw this gig, I couldn't believe how good and different Nirvana was. I liked everything about them, the sound, the lyrics, their style, they way they played on the stage. It really changed my life.
Me too. I was a little kid when this aired and it blew my mind. I couldn't believe what I was witnessing. Wound up seeing them live in Springfield, MA 11-10-93, that show was unreal....
same boat.. when mainstream music was garbage Kurt blessed us with a reality check. I watched the Reading vhs tape at 14 yrs old and just flipped out. Being from Portland i felt a bit of a PNW connection.
this music is totally out of its time, it doesn't sound like the 90's... it has an incredible universality, it's unreal that three guys made such works of musical art!!!
@@nunomartins4265I've actually been listening to Nirvana everyday on repeat and I can't get it to sound overplayed It sounds brand new with every listen definitely timeless and amazing music
Every time I listen to Nirvana, I close my eyes and wish I would just wake up back in high school after taking shrooms and listening to Nirvana. As though the past 20 years have been a trip warning me of all the possible mistakes I can now avoid.
One of the first times I smoked weed, musta been summer '96 I had a boombox and a muddy banks of the wishkah cd. I turned the lights out in my room and just sat there amazed.
Joshua Stephens. Mine too wish i got to seethem live. You really need to check theese guys out reminds me so much of nirvana. Listen to Amethyst by PAST REGRET #np on #SoundCloud soundcloud.com/chriscataldo1985/amethyst
Dave Grohl was an f’n animal on the drums...always reminiscent of Bill Ward of Black Sabbath for me...don’t think Nirvana would have reached the highest heights without him...Kurt knew what he was looking for and found it in Dave Grohl
How Kurt came to meet Dave is incredibly lucky. Scream breaking up and stranded in LA, Nirvana part ways with Chad, and Buzz Osborne of the Melvins happens to introduce Kurt and Krist to Dave, who flies to Seattle.
Most people who aren't musicians don't realize how much the drummer shapes a bands sound. Kurt understood this, and that's why he went through a handful of drummers until he met Dave.
@@sebastienfullum yes they saw Scream but didn’t meet Dave. If memory serves correctly Cobain wasn’t that impressed with Scream but loved Dave’s style.
hijacking smurf he was 5"9' but had skulliosis which made him hunch to a posture that made him stand at 5"7' and holding a heavy ass guitar didn't help.
Whoa, Krist! That bass tone is insane, and his stage presence is phenomenal! He is so fast with the pick and flawless! He is a key element for Nirvanas Strong drive! And how cool how Dave climbed up the wall at the end! And Kurt’s flange is so freaking mighty and cool!
It was this performance that, when I saw Dave playing Drain you on the drums, I knew in that moment I wanted to be a drummer. I still love playing this song on drums.
I have always liked them since the first song I heard of theirs which was,"Floyd the Barber". But as I get older, I find myself appreciating them more and more. It may sound cheesy, but I hear nuances in their songs now that I didnt when I was younger.
I remember when this actually premiered on MTV back 91-92. I was the biggest fan of this band at the age of 11-12 years old. I was out of school for the summer and out of nowhere they announced that Nirvana was coming in to play 7 songs or so. Of course I had to leave my house with my mom to run some errands. I tried to set the VCR to record at the time they were supposed to start. Low and behold 90’s technology completely let me down. I was so bummed.
I was about the same age,remember coming home from school flipping the tv on and watching this,wasn’t huge into Nirvana at the time but after watching this I think I bought whatever albums they had out at the time
I was there. Wow. I've never seen the whole thing on tv before. Band was awesome. Still have Dave's drum stick. Loved it. Hearings never been the same.
Krist Novoselic is playing the actual Bass I now own and play daily, i've been fortunate to own 2 of these beautiful instruments in my lifetime (1st one I brand new in 1976 from the Neolete Harmony House in Blacktown), bought it about 4 1/2 years ago and have had the originality confirmed of the 2nd and current Eagle. Truly incredible instrument to play.
At this time no-one knew that in a Seattle Condo in the University District of Seattle, that yet another "Grunge" and/or a Rock N' Roll Icon from the band Alice In Chains was already dead, or died just mere hours or a day or 2 later would die from when this officially aired. Layne Staley. RIP to both Layne Staley and Kurt Cobain, for the great music both of you icons left us with. Your legacies were both semented, well before both of your deaths. Once again RIP Layne Staley and Kurt Cobain. Legends never truly die.
max gallagher Agreed :) check out theese guys reminds me so much of nirvanas songwriting. Listen to Amethyst by PAST REGRET #np on #SoundCloud soundcloud.com/chriscataldo1985/amethyst
I remember coming home from school in 10th grade and flipping on the TV and seeing this. My first thought was, this guy dyed his hair and already looks different than he does in his video. Cool! Teen Spirit was the only video they had out at this moment if memory serves. Lightning in a bottle.
RIP Kurt. Honesty was the driving force in his music. No surprise people will always be in tune with his music. Whether he killed himself or was killed, his music will be there for the "open minded' understanding punk rock "ethos" or anything or anyone that sees artists within truthful honesty. Not the other river. Haha. God bless ✌️✌️✌️
I like the fact that kurt stepped on his own distortion and effects pedals. Most majorly successful bands if you notice have their guitar techs back stage tuning their 50 guitar's and pressing the pedals for them. How you know this watch most major metal, rock or alternative bands preform. They never step on a pedal to switch from clean guitar to distortion. And they never tune their guitar's between songs they switch to a guitar that's tuned for the next song. Kurt changes keys himself and sings plays controls the pedals tunes the same guitar. Non of the rock star bull crap
One thing to keep in mind is that this was 30 years ago. Most bands back then and before would control their own pedals on stage....it's only become more acceptable for techs to do that offstage in the past couple of decades.
@@UKSportsFan even though it was that long ago, it was also antiquated equipment which Cobain specifically wanted and required, he had a lead tech that would repair and keep triplicates in every part on hand to keep them that way, because of the sound they produced. He refused to use the current day distortion pedals and effects because they weren't the same, and this was a pain in the ass to keep up but it is one of the numerous details that Cobain was a perfectionist in his art/music.
I’m in my late 60’s and a classic rock type.. I never really listened/heard these guys before.. MUTHA FUK! They’re good!! Tight and solid and unique!! (Nirvana single handedly was responsible for store shelves to once again stock everyone’s favorite HAIRSPRAY) 😅😂😎
the day after this performance, "nevermind" did the unthinkable. the album went to #1 in the billboard 200 album charts knocking michael jackson's "dangerous" from the top spot. that day is the final nail in the coffin of hair metal and the beginning of a band's ascent.
Kurt is genius with idea Dave is cleaver to blend it Chris the one totally blessed to have both guy he really enjoyed the music that kurt and dave played.
The thing Dave had over Chad was an ability to harmonize with Kurt in the chorus'. Chad Channing is an amazing drummer! As is Dave. Both can play a vast array of instruments.
I saw them at Liberty Lunch in Austin TX just about the time the outgrew clubs and upgraded to big venues and festivals. Amazing show, theres an audio only bootleg on youtube from thst show - somrone musta snuck a portable DAT and some stereo mics bc you can feel the Guy moving around by the fluctuations in the stereo field during the show. Still pretty cool. Even cooler is the fact that I was on set at the North Hollywood club where Dave directed Soundgarden's first video from their reunion album. If thats not surreal enough Deadmau5 was bouncing around waiting for his cameo in the vid. Itt was like a freakin dream. During a break I mentioned that Austin show to Dave annd he rememberrd the show. Most big artists iin town stay at the 4 seasons about a mile away - also on the river like the venue. He recalled how they were picked up and ferried to and later from in a small boat a secret smuggling ramp and how trippy that was... I often wondered how they got the acts in and out of there without getting mobbed by fans waiting for autographs or lock of hair to yank out. Best of.times, as the shroom man said...
@@hollistertidwell4201 yep was at Waterloo Records 'in store' then at LL for the actual show, then we had been in Houston the night before and Dallas the night before that, we did the triagle of Texas (roadtrip) we slept for 3 days after Austin show. This was October 91 i'll never forget it. We almost decided not to do Houston & Austin after the Dallas show cuz it was so overpacked and hot af too, but glad we did after the fact. I never could get how they could keep going at that pace, and that was after 3 previous years of nearly constant touring iirc...
life was hell before the internet. Im not even into technology and dont have a smart phone but the internet is the greatest invention of all time but only those of us who lived life without it know that.
Kurt's voice was on fucking point during this performance! Nirvana were so good. So thankful I went to see them live ( I had the flu and almost sold my ticket and didn't go)......Kurt died 6 months or so after seeing them live!
This performance is why I bought my first tama kit at age thirteen.. black tama art star 5 piece and I still play tama drums to this day.. I love this very much!!!
I think Kurt was an underrated guitarist. Most people who criticize his technical ability don't get that Nirvana was rooted in punk rock, and punks generally think that flashy playing is tacky as shit. Kurt had a fluidity and feel to his playing that only natural born musicians have, and he was the best at writing really badass and memorable grungy punk riffs.
I agree did u see that pick attack in aneurysm and kurt was super humble he put himself down alot I think he knew he kicked ass at guitar but would put himself down about it
@@curly_wyn they were rooted in punk rock, they were all influenced by punk rock but also other genres as well and therefore I believe they transcended punk rock but at the same time elevated it to another level. Improved it if you will.
Imagine being the lucky bean being there, to witness this live or them live, I'm sure some people experienced horrible nirvana shows, that was nirvana depending on Kurt's state,mood or whatever.
+Jesus Christ I was 13 years old when this was on. Actually I first saw nirvana do 'teen spirit' on SNL. I loved the hair so much I took the rolling stone issue to a hair dresser and got the same thing done. I admit it looked cooler on Kurt. I think my parents were debating disowning me ... true story.
Nirvana were such a cool band, and Kurt Cobain was such a unique guy. he had excellent stage presence. he had a great vocal range and knew how to hook the audience. he was intelligent and creative. even if he had personal problems that got in the way sometimes
I remember in 2002 I stayed up late to watch MTV play all of Nirvana's videos on the 8th anniversary of his passing. That was around the time reality TV had begun taking over and they really only played music videos from post-2000 artists.
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I mixed this performance my first day at MTV …. Was a great performance … lotta fun @ MTV at the time … very proud of this … this is a 2 mix performance … no pro tools or iso tack .. live straight to air … all new versions are just cleaned up versions of the 2 mix .. Rock on
MTV was so good back in the day.
I was 21 when this aired. At 51 NIRVANA still hits me the same way.
Music is the Soul.
your math might be a little off but you've got the spirit
I was 9. I didnt find nirvana really till I was maybe 15 after kurt had already passed. I watched the posthumous air of unplugged when I was 12 and my dad made me turn it off. Lol
@@mud_slushie
Remedial math is still true.
Your not alone there brother ❤️🤘
Music and real fiendship is everything.
That guy say in the beginning ''it was 8 years ago THIS Week that Kurt Cobain Died'', that mean in this same week , Layne Staley was dying alone in his condo.
Matheus Goularte Wasn't Layne Stayley dead for like 2 weeks before they found his body?
Yes, they found him on april 19.
Matheus Goularte I
First thing I thought of also
@@Foxikaze It is, but he also knew he was going to die.
2021, 47yrs old, and still loving Nirvana live.
just turned 48, same
Heh, 44 here - still can't get enough!
You guys rock for listening to them for so long! Timeless music
46... them along with so many others from those days.
65 yrs old and still loving any live Nirvana footage
00:33 - Drain You
04:22 - School
07:10 - Molly's Lips
08:59 - Polly
11:51 - Aneurysm
16:14 - Smells Like Teen Spirit
20:50 - Territorial Pissings
Jacob Clark DiCaprio
Leonardo Miranda thanks!
Leonardo Miranda what about school?
FocsBLAC its there - 4:22
i know its there
This live version of school is pure gold !... Like omg
It only shows that contrary to what many people say, Nirvana actually were very good live performers!
What many people say? What people? Nirvana was indisputably one of the greatest and most powerful live bands in the history of rock music .. anyone who suggests any different is only proving how fucking clueless they are and is not to be taken seriously :/
John Arundell well Dave himself said Nirvana was the type of band who was the best band in the world some nights and a total fuckin train wreck the other, for one
The set is crazy looking. Perfect place for them to play, nice backdrop
@@coryc0213 that’s because the way Kurt sung was hard to sustain for long periods of time which is why he didn’t like touring. The best period for live performances far as energy and powerful vocals was from 1987 thru to the beginning of 1992. After that kurts voice had took a really bad strain and he developed laringitis and was able to recoup but only for a short time at the beginning of the In utero tour but eventually lost his strength there as well. I even believe he had to tune the instruments down a step to be able to hit the notes he was usually able to hit easily before.
I was a punk kid growing up I use to like bands like minor threat, gorilla biscuits, 7 seconds, black flag, teen idols and stuff like that. One day a friend came over to my house and had this gig recorded on a VHS tape (I didn't had MTV at the time), and I haven't even heard of Nirvana before. I still remember the feeling when I saw this gig, I couldn't believe how good and different Nirvana was. I liked everything about them, the sound, the lyrics, their style, they way they played on the stage. It really changed my life.
UM...a..gunna
Me too. I was a little kid when this aired and it blew my mind. I couldn't believe what I was witnessing. Wound up seeing them live in Springfield, MA 11-10-93, that show was unreal....
@@8bitakvids I was there too. Man, what a great show that was. Total excitement.
same boat.. when mainstream music was garbage Kurt blessed us with a reality check. I watched the Reading vhs tape at 14 yrs old and just flipped out. Being from Portland i felt a bit of a PNW connection.
Same
Dave’s drumming is insane. You can hear how hard he goes at it even from the low sound quality
I know, right?
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dude was a monster on the kit.
Chad was better
@@mykelc205even you were laughing when you typed that lol
Yep he went ape on Drain u
this music is totally out of its time, it doesn't sound like the 90's... it has an incredible universality, it's unreal that three guys made such works of musical art!!!
an how old are you????
unbent you have a man bun too
its totally of its time, its just that rock music hasnt evolved since the 80's underground scene. they squeezed that lemon pretty good
@@nunomartins4265I've actually been listening to Nirvana everyday on repeat and I can't get it to sound overplayed It sounds brand new with every listen definitely timeless and amazing music
Every time I listen to Nirvana, I close my eyes and wish I would just wake up back in high school after taking shrooms and listening to Nirvana. As though the past 20 years have been a trip warning me of all the possible mistakes I can now avoid.
Duuuuude! That would be the best of that could/ would happen!
One of the first times I smoked weed, musta been summer '96 I had a boombox and a muddy banks of the wishkah cd. I turned the lights out in my room and just sat there amazed.
Amen to that…. Yes
I bet you could throw a football over them mountains
@@mneugent7658 if coach would have put him in they would have won state. No doubt in his mind..
This was all happening when I was 17 years old. The last great era of music .
I was 18 :) Great Times!
My favourite band of all time Rest in Peace Kurt
Joshua Stephens. Mine too wish i got to seethem live. You really need to check theese guys out reminds me so much of nirvana. Listen to Amethyst by PAST REGRET #np on #SoundCloud
soundcloud.com/chriscataldo1985/amethyst
Mine to RIP KURT
Ditto
Hopelessly, he's in Hell.
@@ChristopherJ655 I saw them live in Miami with the Breeders, they sucked, worst band of the 90s, dave grohl is awesome though
I love Nirvana, the way Dave pounds those drums, Krist's swagger and everything about Kurt is just amazing.
My God, Dave really beats the shit out of that kit. So great.
It was glorious
Yeah he was an animal!
Bringing the thunder
Couldn't stop him.
Looks like the rack Tom was busted after School lol
I remember watching this footage on MTV and being completely blown away by the power of Nirvana live
i recall being a FRICKAN LITERAL CHILD, recording this and playing it on repeat in my grandparents living room constantly. Ah, the good old days.
Nirvana was one of those bands that come around every few decades that have something new different and real good
Dave Grohl was an f’n animal on the drums...always reminiscent of Bill Ward of Black Sabbath for me...don’t think Nirvana would have reached the highest heights without him...Kurt knew what he was looking for and found it in Dave Grohl
How Kurt came to meet Dave is incredibly lucky. Scream breaking up and stranded in LA, Nirvana part ways with Chad, and Buzz Osborne of the Melvins happens to introduce Kurt and Krist to Dave, who flies to Seattle.
I can't stand Foo Fighters..save for 3 or 4 songs...
But Grohl is a great musical ambassador
Most people who aren't musicians don't realize how much the drummer shapes a bands sound. Kurt understood this, and that's why he went through a handful of drummers until he met Dave.
@@Bellocks1 but Kurt and Kris had seen Scream perform in Washington D.C. prior to this
@@sebastienfullum yes they saw Scream but didn’t meet Dave. If memory serves correctly Cobain wasn’t that impressed with Scream but loved Dave’s style.
He was the voice of my generation. Kurdt single handedly assembled all the outcasts into a group of friends. Rip
im 69 still listen to this old style voice is so 1970 s
kurt was relatively small, thin and sort of fragile but the voice he had.. damn...
he was 5 foot 9
Madden Mobile Legends he was 5 foot 7
hijacking smurf no he was 5 foot 9
hijacking smurf he was 5"9' but had skulliosis which made him hunch to a posture that made him stand at 5"7' and holding a heavy ass guitar didn't help.
don't be misled, he was a strong man, all muscle every inch.
Whoa, Krist! That bass tone is insane, and his stage presence is phenomenal! He is so fast with the pick and flawless! He is a key element for Nirvanas Strong drive!
And how cool how Dave climbed up the wall at the end!
And Kurt’s flange is so freaking mighty and cool!
They were at the top of their game at this point 😍
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Facts
Man I love this era/performance, but 4-piece Nirvana with Pat was SO powerful. I go back to that Live and Loud recording a lot.
@@christsatanatl So true, Radio Friendly Unit shifter and School really sticks out with Pat on Live and Loud
God that voice on the opening of Drain You is damn perfect
It was this performance that, when I saw Dave playing Drain you on the drums, I knew in that moment I wanted to be a drummer. I still love playing this song on drums.
first song i learned on drums. i didnt have a drum kit yet, but that kick drum on the up beat was a stepping stone to independence in my limbs
I MISS YOU KURT COBAIN!
I have always liked them since the first song I heard of theirs which was,"Floyd the Barber". But as I get older, I find myself appreciating them more and more. It may sound cheesy, but I hear nuances in their songs now that I didnt when I was younger.
Chris J haha
Chris J same here !
I remember when this actually premiered on MTV back 91-92. I was the biggest fan of this band at the age of 11-12 years old. I was out of school for the summer and out of nowhere they announced that Nirvana was coming in to play 7 songs or so. Of course I had to leave my house with my mom to run some errands. I tried to set the VCR to record at the time they were supposed to start. Low and behold 90’s technology completely let me down. I was so bummed.
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I was about the same age,remember coming home from school flipping the tv on and watching this,wasn’t huge into Nirvana at the time but after watching this I think I bought whatever albums they had out at the time
They had a cable channel called mtv2 in 2002 which played rare nirvana videos …
This was in January, so out of school for summer?? You must be on the wrong side of the world, the upside down part.lol
Kurt... so unique, love you dude. R.I.P.
I was there.
Wow.
I've never seen the whole thing on tv before.
Band was awesome. Still have Dave's drum stick.
Loved it. Hearings never been the same.
How were you able to go? Did you work there?
@@teeveeparty they sold tickets, I was there too.. seen Nirvana 5 times!!
The 90s murdered my hearing!!!
@@ravermafia wut
It's not the whole thing. On A Plain and Stain were played before Drain You.
Krist Novoselic is playing the actual Bass I now own and play daily, i've been fortunate to own 2 of these beautiful instruments in my lifetime (1st one I brand new in 1976 from the Neolete Harmony House in Blacktown), bought it about 4 1/2 years ago and have had the originality confirmed of the 2nd and current Eagle. Truly incredible instrument to play.
I currently have the reissue Ibanez Eagle. It's spectacular.
You're well lucky!
you're telling me you have that exact bass he's playing rn. or am I thinking about it wrong, do you have krist's actual bass?
@@teksay doubt its Krists actual guitar, just the same type.
No it's the actual bass, he said he had originality confirmed.
kurts voice sounds incredible good in this performance .the screaming in school.....wow!
I miss seeing dave beat the living s**t out of a drum kit.
MTV needs to release this on DVD, I never realize live and loud was so awesome until it was released on DVD. The sound is phenomenal.
i still cant get enough sometimes, they will never grow old on me
At this time no-one knew that in a Seattle Condo in the University District of Seattle, that yet another "Grunge" and/or a Rock N' Roll Icon from the band Alice In Chains was already dead, or died just mere hours or a day or 2 later would die from when this officially aired. Layne Staley. RIP to both Layne Staley and Kurt Cobain, for the great music both of you icons left us with. Your legacies were both semented, well before both of your deaths. Once again RIP Layne Staley and Kurt Cobain. Legends never truly die.
Thomas Purcell, many don't know..thanx, Karita.
MY FAVORITE BAND OF ALL TIME😍
I will never stop listening to them♥
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a real artist in the true sense of the word....what a loss.
Not a loss. A gain.
I guess Kurts drugdealer miss him
You’re right! God gained himself a legend! I’m sure that’s what you meant 😉
Cobain was a pure genius.
A genius dont do heroin 🤣🤣🤣
They meant musical genius you fucking douche
Amen
@@Ownz1982 Einstein did... If only academia or 'smurts' had a thing to do with it. Check out chemical dependency causes & conditions.
U don't know nothing little baby...nothing
I still have this on an old VHS.
Amazing times!!!
RIP Kurt
VHS brings so many memories from the past.
How was he able to sing like that over and over again? Simply remarkable… so much emotion into each song.
That's just his voice
@@Teekay617 yes, and he sometimes coughed up blood too, so he definitely was working it hard.
Love it. Grunge Never die
Kurt Cobain...The Greatest songwriter EVER..
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Definitely up there
max gallagher Agreed :) check out theese guys reminds me so much of nirvanas songwriting. Listen to Amethyst by PAST REGRET #np on #SoundCloud
soundcloud.com/chriscataldo1985/amethyst
i love nirvana but kurt's not even the greatest songwriter of his generation and saying he's the greatest ever is a fucking joke
Yes, songs like Mexican Seafood and Beeswax are pure poetic brilliance. lol
Hot take
I remember coming home from school in 10th grade and flipping on the TV and seeing this. My first thought was, this guy dyed his hair and already looks different than he does in his video. Cool! Teen Spirit was the only video they had out at this moment if memory serves. Lightning in a bottle.
RIP Kurt. Honesty was the driving force in his music. No surprise people will always be in tune with his music. Whether he killed himself or was killed, his music will be there for the "open minded' understanding punk rock "ethos" or anything or anyone that sees artists within truthful honesty. Not the other river. Haha. God bless ✌️✌️✌️
I like the fact that kurt stepped on his own distortion and effects pedals. Most majorly successful bands if you notice have their guitar techs back stage tuning their 50 guitar's and pressing the pedals for them. How you know this watch most major metal, rock or alternative bands preform. They never step on a pedal to switch from clean guitar to distortion. And they never tune their guitar's between songs they switch to a guitar that's tuned for the next song. Kurt changes keys himself and sings plays controls the pedals tunes the same guitar. Non of the rock star bull crap
One thing to keep in mind is that this was 30 years ago. Most bands back then and before would control their own pedals on stage....it's only become more acceptable for techs to do that offstage in the past couple of decades.
@@UKSportsFan yeahh that's totally true. What he's saying has only become a thing like 5 years ago maybe
@@UKSportsFan even though it was that long ago, it was also antiquated equipment which Cobain specifically wanted and required, he had a lead tech that would repair and keep triplicates in every part on hand to keep them that way, because of the sound they produced. He refused to use the current day distortion pedals and effects because they weren't the same, and this was a pain in the ass to keep up but it is one of the numerous details that Cobain was a perfectionist in his art/music.
i think metallica had other people doin it back then
at this point, nirvana weren't rocks stars yet.... they were doing well, but at this point were not the gigantic band we think of now
This is my favorite sessions ever! Small gathering, band in their prime, Kurt just amazingly perfect....good lord I loved him
greatest 3 peice of all time and the last rock and roll band, don't think there will ever be another given the times.
Dave is absolutely unbelievable here, phenomenal!
Cudowny koncert, dziękuję za publikację ❤
I’m in my late 60’s and a classic rock type.. I never really listened/heard these guys before..
MUTHA FUK! They’re good!!
Tight and solid and unique!!
(Nirvana single handedly was responsible for store shelves to once again stock everyone’s favorite HAIRSPRAY)
😅😂😎
well we grew up with your generation´s music innit
There will never be a band like Nirvana.❤
We were robbed. Gets more incredible every time; such raw talent. Happy I was here for the end of it, sad I was too young to be sure I saw them live.
It's sad we lose so many legends so early. Nirvana were my first band I ever liked and I'm sure they would have been the first I saw live not Placebo
One of the best Nirvana performances inexplicably good. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
His voice cut through the air like a Chainsaw! Like he had grit and gravel in his voice! Amazing!
Territorial Pissings are really a fucking kick ass song love it 👏
Dave is a total beast in this song too
I loved his voice
His voice is mesmerizing…
Kurt nails the School solo.
the day after this performance, "nevermind" did the unthinkable. the album went to #1 in the billboard 200 album charts knocking michael jackson's "dangerous" from the top spot. that day is the final nail in the coffin of hair metal and the beginning of a band's ascent.
thriller.
@@Cloud007. Thriller was released in '82, way too early to compete with Nirvana in '91.
But dangerous was number 1 and this no body dethroned him. That was the beginning of the 90s so there is something to be said about that.
Great show, and one of the best performances of Aneurysm.
RIP Kurt. 24 years today. Man, it's been a long time.
Kurt is genius with idea
Dave is cleaver to blend it
Chris the one totally blessed to have both guy he really enjoyed the music that kurt and dave played.
This live set is so good.
I don't know what's sadder....and looking at nirvana videos.......or realizing that I am. Getting old
The thing Dave had over Chad was an ability to harmonize with Kurt in the chorus'. Chad Channing is an amazing drummer! As is Dave. Both can play a vast array of instruments.
In my opinion chad was amazing but Dave was legendary and legendary is what nirvana was and still is.
Dave was a better drummer then chad, he couldn’t keep time
Dave is leagues better and took nirvana so much higher
Dave played about 200 times harder than Chad too lol
This is second to NIRVANA UNPLUGGED RIP KURT NEVER FAR AWAY FROM ALL YOUR FANS WE WILL ALWAYS HAVE YOUR MUSIC RIP MY FRIEND LESLIE...................
Great band. their version of Molly's lips and territorial pissings are two of their best songs.
I so regret I never saw Nirvana live. I hear they ROCKED La Luna here on Portland. DAMN!
you just saw them live
I saw them at Liberty Lunch in Austin TX just about the time the outgrew clubs and upgraded to big venues and festivals. Amazing show, theres an audio only bootleg on youtube from thst show - somrone musta snuck a portable DAT and some stereo mics bc you can feel the Guy moving around by the fluctuations in the stereo field during the show. Still pretty cool. Even cooler is the fact that I was on set at the North Hollywood club where Dave directed Soundgarden's first video from their reunion album. If thats not surreal enough Deadmau5 was bouncing around waiting for his cameo in the vid. Itt was like a freakin dream. During a break I mentioned that Austin show to Dave annd he rememberrd the show.
Most big artists iin town stay at the 4 seasons about a mile away - also on the river like the venue.
He recalled how they were picked up and ferried to and later from in a small boat a secret smuggling ramp and how trippy that was... I often wondered how they got the acts in and out of there without getting mobbed by fans waiting for autographs or lock of hair to yank out.
Best of.times, as the shroom man said...
@@hollistertidwell4201 yep was at Waterloo Records 'in store' then at LL for the actual show, then we had been in Houston the night before and Dallas the night before that, we did the triagle of Texas (roadtrip) we slept for 3 days after Austin show. This was October 91 i'll never forget it. We almost decided not to do Houston & Austin after the Dallas show cuz it was so overpacked and hot af too, but glad we did after the fact. I never could get how they could keep going at that pace, and that was after 3 previous years of nearly constant touring iirc...
Perfection! I love Nirvana!!! THIS is what made me want to play guitar!!!
I remember this being the first time most of America got to see Nirvana. Besides Saturday night live and videos
life was hell before the internet. Im not even into technology and dont have a smart phone but the internet is the greatest invention of all time but only those of us who lived life without it know that.
I believe I read that this set was either the same weekend, or the actual day of, the SNL performance in January of 1992. 🦃⚡🎸🤘💥🦃
Kurt's voice was on fucking point during this performance! Nirvana were so good. So thankful I went to see them live ( I had the flu and almost sold my ticket and didn't go)......Kurt died 6 months or so after seeing them live!
......also, Grohl is a fucking animal on drums......lol, best 3 piece imo!
I think he really tried hard for MTV. He was aware this was an important performance for the band. It is very impressive.
When creativity is better than technicality and it works just fine....
this was the recording that won me over . I'd heard their other stuff, but this was the clincher. Kurt r.i.p.
This Seattle sound tapped into my generation and connected with us all! RIP KC! 🙏
Wow!!! His voice on School was insane !
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This performance is why I bought my first tama kit at age thirteen.. black tama art star 5 piece and I still play tama drums to this day.. I love this very much!!!
When MTv was about music...
Im 38 and nirvana is my greatest of all time band nothing compares i just love everything. And kurt is my angel 😘
11:48 gorgeous drums and guitar the most beautiful thing my ears have ever heard nirvana was unique
i like his hair colour!!! :D
Yea cool at the time!
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they sound so good live
This is easily one of my FAVE performances by Nirvana.
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I really miss being 17 in 1992. What a time to be a teenager:))
they were a little older
had everything to change a generation... your voice your strength now only memories...
I think Kurt was an underrated guitarist. Most people who criticize his technical ability don't get that Nirvana was rooted in punk rock, and punks generally think that flashy playing is tacky as shit. Kurt had a fluidity and feel to his playing that only natural born musicians have, and he was the best at writing really badass and memorable grungy punk riffs.
I agree did u see that pick attack in aneurysm and kurt was super humble he put himself down alot I think he knew he kicked ass at guitar but would put himself down about it
Except Kurt and Nirvana were not punk. They were alternative rock. Big difference.
@@curly_wyn It´s not all about the music, it´s about attiude...and their attitude was Punk AF. There are no boundaries...
@@curly_wyn they were rooted in punk rock, they were all influenced by punk rock but also other genres as well and therefore I believe they transcended punk rock but at the same time elevated it to another level. Improved it if you will.
Everything that has ever happened is underrated
Imagine being the lucky bean being there, to witness this live or them live, I'm sure some people experienced horrible nirvana shows, that was nirvana depending on Kurt's state,mood or whatever.
I love Nirvana, Kurt cobain is genius !!
Almost 30 years later, and I still get it. The message is the same. The meaning's audience has changed. Irony? R.I.P. Kurt
Definitly my favorite nirvana performance
Out of any definition, it hit me for one true first time, this vision, obscured by light, and travelled through the tune forever.
4 words
BEST FUCKIN' HAIR COLOR
+Jesus Christ kool aid did the trick for Kurt
+Diego Martin Pintos Urzagaste what?
+Jesus Christ His hair was dyed with Kool Aid
Diego Martin Pintos Urzagaste Ahahahaha really?
+Jesus Christ I was 13 years old when this was on. Actually I first saw nirvana do 'teen spirit' on SNL. I loved the hair so much I took the rolling stone issue to a hair dresser and got the same thing done. I admit it looked cooler on Kurt. I think my parents were debating disowning me ... true story.
Nirvana were such a cool band, and Kurt Cobain was such a unique guy. he had excellent stage presence. he had a great vocal range and knew how to hook the audience. he was intelligent and creative. even if he had personal problems that got in the way sometimes
I MISS SO MUCH THE 90'S..
The 90s will always be a great decade.
i miss the mid 80s-mid 90s
Damn dave grohl was a beast early on!! We missed so much of what Kurt was gonna be! ❤ not to leave out krist this was so good
so wish I seen one of their concerts!!!
adriana pina Me too :l
All my Nirvana's favorites in one set? Yes, please
So long ago....seems like another lifetime. Grohl, beating the hell out of those drums, too.
I remember in 2002 I stayed up late to watch MTV play all of Nirvana's videos on the 8th anniversary of his passing. That was around the time reality TV had begun taking over and they really only played music videos from post-2000 artists.
I remember they played nothing but Nirvana on MTV all day that day and they played the video for You Know You’re Right for the first time.
yes, 2000's was the beginning of the total commercialisation which was already taking place in the 90´s though
Dave terrified that Kurt might launch himself into the drums again! He be like "Fuck that - I'm outta here!!" (23:22 and climbs to safety! LOL)
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mollys lips rocked!