@TRUMPFOREVER oh stop with your stupid moral panic, young people have always been this way and radicals in university is basically the norm throughout history. Might be more concerning that people on the right want to shut these people up. Seriously, you get your panties in such a twist because people who were just teenagers think they know everything? That is what young people do when they are becoming adults.
@l o l he’s definitely not on heroin here. This was the European tour right after Nevermind came out, he started using after they came home from touring in early 92 and pretty much never stopped again. Just look at performances from this tour they were at the top of their game.
@@shannonpatrick77 no I’m saying on that specific tour in Europe in the summer of 91, he wasn’t using. Partly because it wasn’t easy to score dope going from country to country in Europe and also because his addiction hadn’t spiraled out of control yet.
@@jonathanturkmusic Oh he had something, or you would not see him he had methadone heroin something also Europe was full of heroin it is the continent where it is grown and manufactured all you have to do is go where the junkies hang and you got it. Read Mark Lanigan's book.
@@shannonpatrick77 we will never know for sure when exactly he was using, but if you look at those shows, and there’s lots of video of them, between summer and fall of 91, it’s hard to believe Kurt would’ve been using during those tour runs. His energy was insane, he was knocking the microphone over and singing on the floor, stage diving, jumping up on amps. His energy was never like that again from 92 on, and that’s when he was really using heroin every single day, according to his own journals.
What Kurt said is exactly why I picked up a guitar and play. Watching Kurt play without being perfect at it is inspiring because it shows even if your not really good at it but have the passion to try, that's enough.
I wouldn’t say he wasn’t good he just wasn’t a guitar virtuoso. He’s a very creative songwriter and has a great sense of rhythm. His solos were really melodic and minimalist, his whole style of playing was that way but I wouldn’t by any means say he wasn’t good. To me someone who isn’t good is someone who’s been playing guitar for a month and can’t keep a Rhythm or always hits a bum note.
That's nowhere near enough. Kurt wasn't a good guitar player but he was an amazing songwriter. And he lies a lot about his playing, maybe because of that punk attitude about it. He would often say he couldn't remember how he played solos on the albums, but you hear the songs played live and you can tell he's lying.
I've watched some Nirvana interviews, and i have to say that Krist was always so philosophical, so Culture Man, when talking about anything; no matter if it's about music or about politics or about a girl... Krist will always go to the next level Bl
i missed the old days of flipping channels on tv until i realized i do the same on youtube with all the channels i'm subscribed. so i guess some things never change lol
Nirvana were hot for such a short time, this was the end of 1991 then 1992 touring and 1993 making In Utero then it was over. Their legacy and influence is astounding.
Honestly I wish they would just put a video camera in the room, no one interviews them and we just see what happens. Dave and Kurt are just fascinating to watch.
Nirvana always did amazing, hilarious interviews. They were absolute masters at talking complete bollocks too, like genius levels of bants. There's no one else even remotely like them
Rapido was actually kind of cool... It was something I wasn't old enough to really understand at the time but it had Nirvana on it and it was irreverent and European and kind of subversive and fun.
TheFutureKing eh it isn't so bad honestly. there's crap but there's a good bit I saw. Manchester by the sea and arrival are some of the best movies I've seen in awhile, also not to mention better call Saul, key and Peele, drunk history, Rick and Morty, and game of thrones to name a few. alot has changed since 1991, people have become more lenient and less offended.
I think Dave always paid attention to charts. I think he was much more ambitious than he let on and acted as if he didn't care. Just my opinion, though.
If you read the book Serving The Servant it talks about Kurt cares WAY more than he let on. Book was amazing. Was written by Hole and Nirvana’s manager
Cobain went for it, definitely. It was in 92 when he began to experience the dark side of it, when his drug use and private life became to spread in the tabloids. The anti rock star thing was a response to the typical rockstar enjoying fame, but they were really into it. They went for success, but nobody expect that the band would become a gigantic phenomenon.
- "there's one thing ive learned about rock and roll by being in this business for five or six years is to use your illusion" -- " use your illusion I & II"
@Noble Failures it mostly was them avoiding Curt ignoring the questions and nodding out. They show his jeans because his face would have produced nothing more interesting. They all had jet lag but Kurt victim was sick. The other two brave it out.
They were showing a multi millionaire wearing filthy jeans up it’s not anything more. He is goofed out Kris and Dave cover for him as they always did. View this again in 30 years when you too are old you will see it for what it was
"Punk rock made me realize that you don't have to be professional......just play what you want.....My credo too.... (former classical trained pianist speaking)........:0
You could hear the interviewer telling them "there will be people asking more than us when you get back, your album is number 4 on the charts. You're going to be big" and you could tell they didn't even comprehend how crazy it would get.. it blew up while they were on this tour is Europe so this interview is really cool because it's like right on the line of them being huge and them being a normal underground type band.
Nirvana were never the "biggest band in the world" most hyped, probably? Go and look at all the biggest grossing tours from 91-93 Nirvana are not in the top ten let alone the number one. In terms of album sales they have gone on to outstrip their grunge contemporaries, Pearl Jam, however at the time PJ sold more records, from Rolling Stone Among rock & roll’s hottest record sellers in 1992 were Pearl Jam‘s Ten (3.6 million), Nirvana‘s Nevermind (2.8 million) and the Red Hot Chili Peppers‘ Blood Sugar Sex Magik (2.5 million), according to SoundScan. Even at the height of grunge, Guns N Roses and Metallica still sold more albums and were bigger concert draws than any grunge band.
@@loganm15 Well, yeah..that's how we determine who is the biggest band in the world? it's who sells the most records and concert tickets. The Sex Pistols had a massive impact but they were never the biggest band in the world. You can be the biggest and have the most impact i.e The Beatles however they are two different things.
@@AminorMorning it's not about the money or the numbers, it's all in the music man.. the amount of sales doesnt mean anything to the art itself. The influence and or impact of the art on the people is only one aspect of what makes the art GREAT. Nirvana probably were the biggest but not the only help in hijacking the mainstream and taking out the trash regardless of how many 'sales' they got its all in the music 🎶. Oh by the way 'grunge' doesnt exist ✌️ its called Music my friend and thats all there is. I don't think comparing one band to another by sales or just in general is a good way to approach music as all bands and artists are of their own type of art. The chili peppers can only do it like the chili peppers, nirvana can only do it like nirvana and so on andso forth im out
Interviewing one of the most iconic and legendary bands ever to walk the earth and the cameraman spends an inordinate amount of time filming Kurt’s knee, a teapot and ice skating on the telly 🤦🏻♂️
Hey cool Kurt mentions the upcoming New Zealand show, Nirvana played only once in NZ on the 9th of feb 1992 at the Auckland town hall, unfortunately no video or audio has surfaced
+Dpianogirl I think he would HATE social media but at the same time love to make an account but as a spoof. He wouldn't use his name and he would mock it. He'd find that funny
Kurt would definitely hate music today and the direction it had taken, listen to any of his interviews and besides to think what a dead man would think if he were alive he would hate that kind of thinking to....
It wasn’t called trolling he was trying to cover and distract from the mess Curt had got himself into. It was like that always after teen spirit became no.1. He held nirvana together for ages until Courtney told it loud and proud about her and Curtis drug habits. He used long before he met her.
I've just found this today, yay! After I've found interview from Cambridge in 1990 yesterday. Freakin' love it that I still find pieces of my fav band I've never seen before! Thanks!
I'm 50 years old now. I remember being in college in 94' when Kurt killed himself. It has bothered me for 29 years. I don't dwell on it like before but it is always there. I have so many first press vinyls and a huge collection of everything NIRVANA. It's like time stopped April 5th 1994. Yet it never paused.
I think the only thing Kurt would've liked about today is that interviewers actually know what they want to ask and can make conversation. For some reason, every Nirvana interview I've seen has been held by some European or someone who's first language is not English and of course everyone is bored because there's so much awkward silence.
Well back then if they skipped an interview, there would be none for the whole country of Germany or Denmark. Also, Kurt and Krist were disappointed they had like three interviews the whole time they were with sub pop, they asked geffen to give them more. Unfortunately things turned out not cool.
These guys may not be english, maths, science curriculum smart but I think they’re really intelligent, they know what’s going on and it’s interesting to hear their thoughts
It's amazing to watch this, two music genusies in the same band together. One realized and the other soon to be. David Ghroul really contained himself in Narvana.So quiet. He knew the drummers place in the band but how he managed to hold his own talent back to fully support the band he is in is impressive. I'm sure that it must have been hard on him just to be the drummer. But Dave said it best. "The last thing a drummer says before he loses his band is Hey I wrote a song for us"
David Eric Grohl (Warren, Ohio, 14 de enero de 1969) es un músico multiinstrumentista estadounidense de rock. Saltó a la fama a comienzos de los años 1990 como batería de la icónica banda de grunge Nirvana. En 1994, tras la muerte de Cobain y el fin de Nirvana, formó otra banda, Foo Fighters, siendo él en un principio el único miembro y más tarde el vocalista, guitarrista y compositor.
I love how the guy doing the interview was like "yeah looks like it" when asking if he rolled it too tight. Love this interview! How many of you on here loved Nirvana before they became super famous? Thumbs up!!!! :D
I miss the "Get a career in the music industry" commercials when I was a kid lol. Quite a few of my friends went down to Arizona and up to Minneapolis for some of the schools and wound up doing some pretty good shit.
@@ashtonmarks4791 you see him put tobacco in it it's not weed. Also they would commonly roll cigarettes. You can see Kurt do it in another video I believe (also talked about in the "Come as you are" book).
Only because they weren’t asking him they asked Curt but Curt by this time was too smacked up to answer or even hear the question, Kris was extremely good at trying to cover up the mess Curt was causing. All the magazine interviews where he never showed the tv shows Curt never showed or turned up in a mess like this. You young guys think he was functioning like Justin bieber, he believed that being smacked up made him apear cool because of the punks and people like Hendrix the doors etc. Without Kris nirvana would not have made nevermind or anything else. Curt could hardly function by 92
There are several moments throughout the video where the camera zooms in on various objects in the room. Kurt is wearing stained long johns beneath the jeans, and that shot allows you to see them. It's just an interesting detail to notice, something unique about him. The whole idea of this show is to get to know a band.
This is, by far, my favorite Nirvana interview. Kurt was woke as fuck. I'm definitely going to show this interview to my future kids. I think it'll help them deal with the whole bullshit "being accepted" ideologies found in schools and, just in general, life.
@@damone70 well if you were part of our generation it would make total sense. I only got to see nirvana 4 times and back then they were excellent. However I was the same age as Kieran’s have had the luxury of bringing my kids up and now grandkids and learning to live with the angst of youth and all the abuse etc. The songs spoke excellently to 20 -30 years old me but they were written by a youth who didn’t get to write more mature stuff about how life and the world is different now. Yes I believe that his music is relevant to young people but sadly people grow up and move on into even deeper lyrical content. And yes there is tons of extremely deep lit prose, lyrics and poetry that will mean nothing in your twenties but as you grow , if you grow in both body and soul you will realise how much you do not know. The arrogance of youth is loud and proud in your voice, not everyone looses that but most people grow and as a parent /grandparent you will see this whole thing in a very different light
I find it so fascinating how much nirvana hated interviews. I don’t think I've seen a band that hates them as much as Nirvana. Krist is the only one that real speaks in all of them
Kurt hated the media, Dave wasn't too keen on stepping on Kurt's toes. Krist, being the oldest, was the resident older brother and therefore the one with the answers.
All these interviews ask the same questions, they do almost no research. Watch their interview with Nardwaur, they really perk up when he asks interesting questions
Dave would be chipper as fuck and chatting it up like crazy if he didn’t have to worry about the public persona that Kurt wanted for the band. Check out Dave’s early interviews with the Foo Fighters lol.
"It's difficult to have an opinion about everything because I don't know anything about anything"
I agree
As socrates said.
@TRUMPFOREVER oh stop with your stupid moral panic, young people have always been this way and radicals in university is basically the norm throughout history. Might be more concerning that people on the right want to shut these people up. Seriously, you get your panties in such a twist because people who were just teenagers think they know everything? That is what young people do when they are becoming adults.
@@Aseyona lol
That's a safe stance. But it could also be a wise one depending on where you are standing at the moment.
Kurt is like a cat. Finds the most comfortable spot, naps, and is totally self aware.
@l o l he’s definitely not on heroin here. This was the European tour right after Nevermind came out, he started using after they came home from touring in early 92 and pretty much never stopped again. Just look at performances from this tour they were at the top of their game.
@@jonathanturkmusic You are slow if you think he wasn't doing heroin here there is so many reports of him doing it before Nirvana was even a band
@@shannonpatrick77 no I’m saying on that specific tour in Europe in the summer of 91, he wasn’t using. Partly because it wasn’t easy to score dope going from country to country in Europe and also because his addiction hadn’t spiraled out of control yet.
@@jonathanturkmusic Oh he had something, or you would not see him he had methadone heroin something also Europe was full of heroin it is the continent where it is grown and manufactured all you have to do is go where the junkies hang and you got it. Read Mark Lanigan's book.
@@shannonpatrick77 we will never know for sure when exactly he was using, but if you look at those shows, and there’s lots of video of them, between summer and fall of 91, it’s hard to believe Kurt would’ve been using during those tour runs. His energy was insane, he was knocking the microphone over and singing on the floor, stage diving, jumping up on amps. His energy was never like that again from 92 on, and that’s when he was really using heroin every single day, according to his own journals.
What Kurt said is exactly why I picked up a guitar and play. Watching Kurt play without being perfect at it is inspiring because it shows even if your not really good at it but have the passion to try, that's enough.
Yep, one of Nirvana's main messages they repeated often. Seriously, who's more passionate than Kurt Cobain? Great band. :>)
Kurt had "anti-solos" in some songs lol. A part where a solo would be slipped in he would play something all fucked up and nonsensical, awesome.
It's kind of ironic how there are tabs and lessons trying to copy those note for note
I wouldn’t say he wasn’t good he just wasn’t a guitar virtuoso. He’s a very creative songwriter and has a great sense of rhythm. His solos were really melodic and minimalist, his whole style of playing was that way but I wouldn’t by any means say he wasn’t good. To me someone who isn’t good is someone who’s been playing guitar for a month and can’t keep a Rhythm or always hits a bum note.
That's nowhere near enough. Kurt wasn't a good guitar player but he was an amazing songwriter. And he lies a lot about his playing, maybe because of that punk attitude about it. He would often say he couldn't remember how he played solos on the albums, but you hear the songs played live and you can tell he's lying.
Dave is oozing "I'm just a kid how am I here?" energy.
You know he was only 2 years younger than Curt?
Well a year and a half to be more accurate
I wonder if Dave ever could have imagined in 25 years, he’d campaign for Joe freaking Biden. Punk rock, man 🤘🏻
Dude he was a kid he was like 21
Kurt sinks deeper and deeper into the rug...
That is how smack gets people.
I've watched some Nirvana interviews, and i have to say that Krist was always so philosophical, so Culture Man, when talking about anything; no matter if it's about music or about politics or about a girl... Krist will always go to the next level Bl
Dave changing the channels and stumbles apon figure skating
i missed the old days of flipping channels on tv until i realized i do the same on youtube with all the channels i'm subscribed. so i guess some things never change lol
You do realise there was only 4 channels on British TV at the time and nothing else ,, lol
@@victorjones6220 Damn.
@@Cairo98_ no playboy
Is that you Mary?
Krist was an open book. I think he was just as big an inspiration for Kurt as Punk Rock was. He kept Kurt grounded and wasn’t fake.
Nirvana were hot for such a short time, this was the end of 1991 then 1992 touring and 1993 making In Utero then it was over. Their legacy and influence is astounding.
They were touring alot pre nevermind
yes, but they were not widely known. I mean they were super popular for a very short time considering the legacy they have. @@jonathanramos8414
Honestly I wish they would just put a video camera in the room, no one interviews them and we just see what happens. Dave and Kurt are just fascinating to watch.
Mary Hughes krist gets no love?
krist is the funniest to watch i think
Krist was the original Troll. He could have easily went the stand up comedian route.
And Krist. He can be funny and random like the Kurt Loder interview. 😂
I think Krist ran on sleep deprivation.. Lol! 😂
Nirvana always did amazing, hilarious interviews. They were absolute masters at talking complete bollocks too, like genius levels of bants. There's no one else even remotely like them
Kings of taking the piss
"we love rappido." - no one takes interview seriously.
I love these guys.
All look like they HaD FeVer
repeato, and krist was saying pedo pedo pedo
Rapido was actually kind of cool... It was something I wasn't old enough to really understand at the time but it had Nirvana on it and it was irreverent and European and kind of subversive and fun.
Rapido was actually really popular among genuine music fans and I can imagine they did actually like it to be fair...
Rapido was awesome!
"I find the language to be different..." Ha I love Dave.
dave just watches figure skating for a couple seconds 😭😂
I can't believe they thought TV and movies sucked in 1991.
They should see the horrible bullshit we get on TV and movies NOW a days.
IKR !!!!!!!
I think it would be interesting if they saw what content is now on Mtv compared to back then.
Educis Mortis haha "they" you mean kurt. They're still alive
TheFutureKing eh it isn't so bad honestly. there's crap but there's a good bit I saw. Manchester by the sea and arrival are some of the best movies I've seen in awhile, also not to mention better call Saul, key and Peele, drunk history, Rick and Morty, and game of thrones to name a few. alot has changed since 1991, people have become more lenient and less offended.
TheFutureKing Very true, but at least stuff today isn't all goody goody all the time
9:47 yes, thank you, beautiful knees.
Filthy jeans that need a boil wash.
@@samyandkitty8399 Calm down Karen, you sound like a clean cut, order following square. Hahahaha
I remember this like it was yesterday. 30 years has just gone in the blink of eye.
Best times early 90s. Glad we were there ! And ya went too fast 🌊
Krist is definitely the most cerebral and "with it" in this interview. I really appreciate his thoughtful answers.
Nonsense.
Krist just talks a lot of nonsense.
He Stoney
I think Dave always paid attention to charts. I think he was much more ambitious than he let on and acted as if he didn't care. Just my opinion, though.
Definitely
If you read the book Serving The Servant it talks about Kurt cares WAY more than he let on. Book was amazing. Was written by Hole and Nirvana’s manager
@@missmarina_xo you dont become famous like that on accident especially in 1990.
Cobain went for it, definitely. It was in 92 when he began to experience the dark side of it, when his drug use and private life became to spread in the tabloids. The anti rock star thing was a response to the typical rockstar enjoying fame, but they were really into it. They went for success, but nobody expect that the band would become a gigantic phenomenon.
There's alot about Dave's personality that he doesn't let on.
- "there's one thing ive learned about rock and roll by being in this business for five or six years is to use your illusion"
-- " use your illusion I & II"
lol, that joke went over my head before I saw this comment. I wonder how many other of Kurt's jokes hhave xD
Jolie mb13 That was a Guns n' roses joke/reference
And we know how he felt about Axl.
I didn't get that
@@hellojelen2598 Of course you didn't. You're probably a Zoomer.
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Why is this so relaxing? It's like ASMR, like I vibe with them or something.
Filmed on tape
ASMR Are Just Women Showing There Knickers
So cool that Krist mentions Jane’s Addiction, I’ve always thought they paved the way for bands like nirvana
That close up on Kurt's jeans around 10 minute mark was kinda weird
we can't have weird. that must not be allowed now or 30 years ago.
@Noble Failures it mostly was them avoiding Curt ignoring the questions and nodding out. They show his jeans because his face would have produced nothing more interesting. They all had jet lag but Kurt victim was sick. The other two brave it out.
They were showing a multi millionaire wearing filthy jeans up it’s not anything more. He is goofed out Kris and Dave cover for him as they always did. View this again in 30 years when you too are old you will see it for what it was
@@samyandkitty8399 at this point dont think they had much money
Errrr
"Punk rock made me realize that you don't have to be professional......just play what you want.....My credo too.... (former classical trained pianist speaking)........:0
the intro gives me a sense of time travel and nostalgia...
Kurt is so cute like a cat, he behaves like a cat too. 0>
I miss Kurt so much
Did you know him? I doubt it. Go live with a musician on smack. You seriously would be devastated.
@UCLCJyQnNGGnkPCFcp2wcDrA Karen, give it a rest already. Ya triggered bitch. 🤣🖕
ur in the wrong place bro, we all miss him
Literally just at the beginning of them getting huge,within months of this interview they were the biggest band in the world
You could hear the interviewer telling them "there will be people asking more than us when you get back, your album is number 4 on the charts. You're going to be big" and you could tell they didn't even comprehend how crazy it would get.. it blew up while they were on this tour is Europe so this interview is really cool because it's like right on the line of them being huge and them being a normal underground type band.
Nirvana were never the "biggest band in the world" most hyped, probably?
Go and look at all the biggest grossing tours from 91-93 Nirvana are not in the top ten let alone the number one.
In terms of album sales they have gone on to outstrip their grunge contemporaries, Pearl Jam, however at the time PJ sold more records, from Rolling Stone
Among rock & roll’s hottest record sellers in 1992 were Pearl Jam‘s Ten (3.6 million), Nirvana‘s Nevermind (2.8 million) and the Red Hot Chili Peppers‘ Blood Sugar Sex Magik (2.5 million), according to SoundScan.
Even at the height of grunge, Guns N Roses and Metallica still sold more albums and were bigger concert draws than any grunge band.
@@AminorMorningso... money money money... But none of them had the impact Nirvana had in the time they had
@@loganm15
Well, yeah..that's how we determine who is the biggest band in the world? it's who sells the most records and concert tickets.
The Sex Pistols had a massive impact but they were never the biggest band in the world. You can be the biggest and have the most impact i.e The Beatles however they are two different things.
@@AminorMorning it's not about the money or the numbers, it's all in the music man.. the amount of sales doesnt mean anything to the art itself. The influence and or impact of the art on the people is only one aspect of what makes the art GREAT. Nirvana probably were the biggest but not the only help in hijacking the mainstream and taking out the trash regardless of how many 'sales' they got its all in the music 🎶. Oh by the way 'grunge' doesnt exist ✌️ its called Music my friend and thats all there is.
I don't think comparing one band to another by sales or just in general is a good way to approach music as all bands and artists are of their own type of art. The chili peppers can only do it like the chili peppers, nirvana can only do it like nirvana and so on andso forth im out
Thanks for The Entire Interview
Even when Kurt just laid on the side half asleep and didn't say a word......... he still was the coolest person in the room !!!!!!!!
THIS
Their personalities are just fucking hilarious.
I was actually watching them live in Sheffield when this TOTP was broadcast! Happy memories!
Krist is such a great guy.
As successful as they were at this point, they still rolled and even shared cigarettes. Humble to the core. Fame didn't phase them.
Exactly
Pretty sure fame phased Kurt.
To put it lightly.
Got to love the 90s vibe
Interviewing one of the most iconic and legendary bands ever to walk the earth and the cameraman spends an inordinate amount of time filming Kurt’s knee, a teapot and ice skating on the telly 🤦🏻♂️
😂😂😂
Goddam true!
@29:08 Director: "Dave is twirling the glass ash tray, quick, zoom in, get a close up shot!"
Hey cool Kurt mentions the upcoming New Zealand show, Nirvana played only once in NZ on the 9th of feb 1992 at the Auckland town hall, unfortunately no video or audio has surfaced
"as bad and stale as it has gotten the past 10 years" wow i wonder what kurt would think is the music and industry today ! lol
+Dpianogirl I think he would HATE social media but at the same time love to make an account but as a spoof. He wouldn't use his name and he would mock it. He'd find that funny
CHUCKYLOSTIT he would say.. nothings changed there's still alternative and there's still mainstream.
powertrust1971 agreed but rock is now basically alternative lol
Kurt would definitely hate music today and the direction it had taken, listen to any of his interviews and besides to think what a dead man would think if he were alive he would hate that kind of thinking to....
it's always been bad.. it's not any worse today than it was in 92 92, 95, 98, 2002. It's always been shit.
Nirvana at the top of their game, the epitome of coolness in this interview
Krist Novoselic has to be part of the inspiration for the Big Lebowski.
😁
"That's just like, your opinion man"
Krist is trolling the interviewer so hard
It wasn’t called trolling he was trying to cover and distract from the mess Curt had got himself into. It was like that always after teen spirit became no.1. He held nirvana together for ages until Courtney told it loud and proud about her and Curtis drug habits. He used long before he met her.
I've just found this today, yay! After I've found interview from Cambridge in 1990 yesterday. Freakin' love it that I still find pieces of my fav band I've never seen before! Thanks!
Been scowering TH-cam for everything I can Nirvana. When you think you watched it all and you discover something else!
Have you seen that nirvana tribute band "Buzz Lovers?" UNREAL...
God they are hilariously genius… you can’t find humor like this often 🙌🏻
Quite Karen, no one cares about your opinion. Ahahahaha
@@damone70 men stfu if you don't mind don't comment
I'm 50 years old now. I remember being in college in 94' when Kurt killed himself. It has bothered me for 29 years. I don't dwell on it like before but it is always there. I have so many first press vinyls and a huge collection of everything NIRVANA. It's like time stopped April 5th 1994. Yet it never paused.
you might be enlightened to know that he didn’t.
@@lottie.frost.he definitely did
I think the only thing Kurt would've liked about today is that interviewers actually know what they want to ask and can make conversation. For some reason, every Nirvana interview I've seen has been held by some European or someone who's first language is not English and of course everyone is bored because there's so much awkward silence.
Well back then if they skipped an interview, there would be none for the whole country of Germany or Denmark. Also, Kurt and Krist were disappointed they had like three interviews the whole time they were with sub pop, they asked geffen to give them more. Unfortunately things turned out not cool.
I reckon they would hate the fakeness of interviews today. They dont seem too hating in this interview, its pretty chill to watch tbf
For those wearing headphones: go into your device settings and turn on mono audio. You’re welcome
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nirvana,just a great band from the 80's and 90s
Lmao it's funny how they could care less about how famous of an album they created which shows that they just love playing music
Early on even Kurt loved it, chemistry was bang on.
I’d want to have the same ideals of all the punk and grunge rockers cause it’s a really simple concept
Wasn't that big a deal quiet yet but it was starting.
They cared
Obviously you were a kid then. Kurt took music extremely seriously
Poor Kurt he just wants to go to sleep😂
This is a lot more than was broadcast at the time!
These guys may not be english, maths, science curriculum smart but I think they’re really intelligent, they know what’s going on and it’s interesting to hear their thoughts
Ahh yes, I remember being that young once. Never as talented, but I miss those days of the mystery of how life would unfold.
27:10 is very important
It's amazing to watch this, two music genusies in the same band together. One realized and the other soon to be. David Ghroul really contained himself in Narvana.So quiet. He knew the drummers place in the band but how he managed to hold his own talent back to fully support the band he is in is impressive. I'm sure that it must have been hard on him just to be the drummer. But Dave said it best. "The last thing a drummer says before he loses his band is Hey I wrote a song for us"
Not to mention that he was the sixth drummer. He has said that he was nervous that he wasn’t good enough.
3 musical geniuses*
Grohl*
krist was also a genius, he didn’t just play the guitar part on bass he did harmonies and licks and wrote some of the best bass lines of the 90s.
YES KN at 19:27 & we're still feeding that beast an endless feast in 2020.
They were SO hilarious!
Viewers: What kind of band is this? I can't figure it out.
Camera man: Zooms in on the knees of Kurt's jeans.
Viewers: Ah. Grunge.
Krist makes me think of Frank Zappa if he had 25 in the 90s and play bass in a punk rock band.
Ready to face the time space spiral and to be with everyone of quality.
Nice upload :)
The cameraman seems as bored as them
David Eric Grohl (Warren, Ohio, 14 de enero de 1969) es un músico multiinstrumentista estadounidense de rock. Saltó a la fama a comienzos de los años 1990 como batería de la icónica banda de grunge Nirvana. En 1994, tras la muerte de Cobain y el fin de Nirvana, formó otra banda, Foo Fighters, siendo él en un principio el único miembro y más tarde el vocalista, guitarrista y compositor.
I like how the camera man focuses on the rips in Kurt's jeans
For the kids out there, that's what we used to call a TV :)
I love how the guy doing the interview was like "yeah looks like it" when asking if he rolled it too tight. Love this interview! How many of you on here loved Nirvana before they became super famous? Thumbs up!!!! :D
Early 1990's hotel room chic. It was a strange time.
if the late 80s were opulent the early 90s were very austere
Thanks NIRVANA
They were so goddamm young 🤘
8:32 i think this magic 8-ball thing was an inside joke between the 3 of them, i've seen them reference it in a couple different interviews
krist was the smartest guy in the room by far
Kurt was a songwriting genius but Krist was cultivated as hell, in lots of interviews
@@neuroxik most def
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Man oh man, They were hilarious "let me tell you something jerky" Priceless!
WHY DID THEY RANDOMLY ZOOM IN ON KURTS KNEECAPS
Wow. Very insightful interview. Surprised I haven't seen this one before.
27:55 ,found myself there.Thank you.You have.
These guys are hilarious each interview lol
I miss the "Get a career in the music industry" commercials when I was a kid lol. Quite a few of my friends went down to Arizona and up to Minneapolis for some of the schools and wound up doing some pretty good shit.
“Can I have a drag” = “hippity hoppity your ciggie is my property”
b1rdmanjr1000 *joint
@@ashtonmarks4791 rolled cig
@@mr_duct5840 how yk?
@@ashtonmarks4791 because you can clearly watch him out tobacco in it....smh
@@ashtonmarks4791 you see him put tobacco in it it's not weed. Also they would commonly roll cigarettes. You can see Kurt do it in another video I believe (also talked about in the "Come as you are" book).
chilling with nirvana
interviewers allow the most awkward pauses after krist talks...
Only because they weren’t asking him they asked Curt but Curt by this time was too smacked up to answer or even hear the question, Kris was extremely good at trying to cover up the mess Curt was causing. All the magazine interviews where he never showed the tv shows Curt never showed or turned up in a mess like this. You young guys think he was functioning like Justin bieber, he believed that being smacked up made him apear cool because of the punks and people like Hendrix the doors etc. Without Kris nirvana would not have made nevermind or anything else. Curt could hardly function by 92
@@samyandkitty8399 *kurt and yeah it’s not a secret he had a drug problem
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We get it you hate Kurt
Geez
I freaking love the sarcasm or Nirvana.
“Use your illusion” what a troll lol
why did the camera zoom in on kurts knees?
Because...dem jeans tho.
+Rawker101 What about Cobain's Jeans?
the fella on camera probly liked him or something
There are several moments throughout the video where the camera zooms in on various objects in the room. Kurt is wearing stained long johns beneath the jeans, and that shot allows you to see them. It's just an interesting detail to notice, something unique about him. The whole idea of this show is to get to know a band.
Its cool how he wears multiple jeans at the same time :)
Yes Curt was sick.Dope sick.
Dope sick
3:29 I thought my father and I were the only ones that randomly said this rhythm exercise 😂
My left ear enjoyed this
14:54 cracks me up :-D "Sure, sure" in reply to the interviewers question :-D
Can we talk about the version of smells like in the beginning? i love it lol
hearing them talk about twin peaks even for a moment is amazing :.)
Hey alright
@Generic Name didnt even like the first season?
R.I.P. Kurt Cobain. Great video!
This is, by far, my favorite Nirvana interview. Kurt was woke as fuck. I'm definitely going to show this interview to my future kids. I think it'll help them deal with the whole bullshit "being accepted" ideologies found in schools and, just in general, life.
What a load of crap. Watch it in thirty years and see what you notice then, you will see it very different
@@samyandkitty8399 Wrong. This is a timeless message.
@@damone70 so you are in your late 50s now?
@@samyandkitty8399 How did you come to that assumption, Karen? That made no sense. Hahahaha
@@damone70 well if you were part of our generation it would make total sense. I only got to see nirvana 4 times and back then they were excellent. However I was the same age as Kieran’s have had the luxury of bringing my kids up and now grandkids and learning to live with the angst of youth and all the abuse etc. The songs spoke excellently to 20 -30 years old me but they were written by a youth who didn’t get to write more mature stuff about how life and the world is different now. Yes I believe that his music is relevant to young people but sadly people grow up and move on into even deeper lyrical content.
And yes there is tons of extremely deep lit prose, lyrics and poetry that will mean nothing in your twenties but as you grow , if you grow in both body and soul you will realise how much you do not know. The arrogance of youth is loud and proud in your voice, not everyone looses that but most people grow and as a parent /grandparent you will see this whole thing in a very different light
a good insight.
This was shot in their hotel room after their show at the Sheffield Octagon 28th November 91, I believe, I can tell by the teapot.
I find it so fascinating how much nirvana hated interviews. I don’t think I've seen a band that hates them as much as Nirvana. Krist is the only one that real speaks in all of them
Kurt hated the media, Dave wasn't too keen on stepping on Kurt's toes. Krist, being the oldest, was the resident older brother and therefore the one with the answers.
i cant blame them, so many of these interviewers are unbearably boring lol
All these interviews ask the same questions, they do almost no research. Watch their interview with Nardwaur, they really perk up when he asks interesting questions
Dave would be chipper as fuck and chatting it up like crazy if he didn’t have to worry about the public persona that Kurt wanted for the band. Check out Dave’s early interviews with the Foo Fighters lol.
20:44 East Side Beat - Ride Like the Wind.
Peaked at number 3 in the UK charts.
"use your illusion. I and II."
4:41 Kurt’s the best.
27:00 is so on point 🔭🐥
no internet yet and how cool it was.