David Fricke talks on Nirvana's Incesticide (2006)
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- Опубліковано 13 сер 2020
- David Fricke: Senior Editor at Rolling Stone Magazine talks on Nirvana's Incesticide, Kurt Cobain and his favourite songs on the compilation album in this 2006 interview.
Best song “Aneurysm” 🤟
Idk,for me it’s aero zeppelin
It’s one of their all time Best Songs
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I love Dive a lot too
Dive and big long now
I like that he acknowledges how Kurt went out of his way to shed light on other artists he liked. From talking about them to wearing shirts to covering their songs to having them open shows. I always thought that was cool too. He really was a genuine music lover. Also, it's semi overlooked how artistic and creative he was in other mediums like painting, drawing, photography and film. I always dug that he designed and created so much of their cover art himself. His style was unique and interesting. Hopefully a book comes out someday showcasing all of it.
Thank you for uploading this. Hard to get a real take on nirvana stuff , this was a real take on incesticide. This guy being interviewed gets it
Incesticide and Bleach are great records, it's just a shame that they're both underrated beyond belief
Big Long Now is underrated
Interesting, thanks for the upload.
I was here cause I am cool
Very cool :)
I like this interview a lot, but Nirvana toured their asses off. Idk what he meant when he said they didn’t tour extensively. Even current day Dave Grohl says they were worn the hell out.
No they didn't, not for Nevermind. Which is what he is talking about. They toured their ass off for bleach and in utero.
Incesticide is a fantastic album.
I wish they took a cover or two off and replaced them with Even In His Youth and/or Spank Thru.
Very well put. With one exception. I regard Sliver to be to be the weakest entry to the Incesticide compilation. But then again Incesticide is my favorite album. So it's like the worst best song ever. If that makes any sense.
Honkey Tonk Women is a classic Rolling Stones track but it was never on any of their albums. It was a one off single.
yeah bbc has all the best radio studio stuff
0:17 Pause.
More 'Ramones' than the Ramones.
...you do know that there were more members of Nirvana than just Kurt right?
And when did I say there weren't more members than just Kurt Cobain?
The guy being interviewed talks a lot about the content and feeling of the songs: Kurt was THE songwriter, except for a few songs like Scentless Apprentice. So ofcourse the songs talk mostly about Kurts feelings, so ofcourse the interviewer talks the most about Kurt. Its kinda logical.
And......you lost me. 04:20
You don't get it.