Jeez, can you imagine? That Cobain is dead for 30 years by now? Actually, he's dead for 30 years and nearly 6 months. But they did something monumental, changed the perception of music. Before Nirvana, such music never has been "mainstream". Nirvana did it, so their music entered the charts and was suddenly a mainstream phenomenon. And over 30 years after Cobain's tragical death we still talk about which version is the best. 30 years later Nirvana is still the most favorite band of so many people. And even for the next generations, the Generation Y and that Generation of Millennials (is there a Generation Z too? I don't know to be honest), even there are many guys and girls loving Nirvana. I think they did something very special. (Though, for me they wouldn't have been successful by being No. 1 in the charts. For me, it's not necessary for a band to be "mainstream". Actually, I don't like it if one of my favorite bands suddenly hits the taste of the mainstream. Because usually it leads to conformity, songs getting smoother, and they left behind what they wanted to do. Their convictions. Usually. But Nirvana didn't, see those great live records like Live at the Paramount, Live and Loud or Live at Reading. Or The Muddy Banks of the Whiskah. And In Utero wasn't more mainstream, they didn't adapt in order to sell more records. And everybody knows how Kurt hated it - the popularity, the paparazzo, the pressure, the "being famous" thing. He hated it. Finally, it was the drop making the levee break. I wish the musicians I like earn enough money to live a decent life. But I don't want them to "betray" their convictions and alter their music to be at top of the charts, to be a mainstream fan favorite. [Though I have to say I currently listen to bands - they release a LP with four songs and 40 minutes runtime. Instrumental mostly. (If anyone is interested in amazing, instrumental guitar work, I can highly recommend: - "Liquidacid - Acidosimeter" (EP) - "Speck - International Space Station Vol. II" (EP) - "Closet Disco Queen - Drink the Minibar - Live Recordings (Vodka Edition) (feat. The Flying Raclettes)" (LP) (8 songs, 46 min. runtime) - "Speck - Eine gute Reise" (LP) (4 songs, 45 min. runtime) - "The Space Spectrum - In Search of Drone Vol. II" (LP) (4 songs, 40 min. runtime) - "Psychedelic Source Records - This Is" (Full LP) (7 songs, 92 min. runtime) - "The Space Spectrum - In Search of Drone" (LP) (4 songs, 80 min. runtime :->) If vocals are important to you, then I recommend: - "Bardo Pond - Bufo Alvarius (2022 remaster)" (LP) (9 songs (actually 8 songs), 74 min. runtime) "Bardo Pond - Lapsed" (LP) (7 songs, 48 min. runtime) --> From "Lapsed" you gotta check out: Song 7: "Aldrin" --> that song is a masterpiece, giving me goosebumps. Really outstanding! Song 1: "Tommy Gun Angel" Song 5: Green Man But I have some other great bands as well. Hey, will you do me a favor, please? So it's different than Nirvana. But I always love to get back to Nirvana and enjoy their dystopian music. That raw voice, the melodies, the rhythms, bass-lines, drums, the chords. The dissonant tunes before playing in perfect harmony again. They will be never forgotten, aye? 🙂
Live at Paramount is the second best for me. I like it a lot. The radio version is a little bit too slow. Live at Argentina - that´s MY favourite. But there's no lame version.
Dave with that wild D-beat drum pattern, and Krist w his bass on the floor. This band is my favorite. The best to blend hardcore w pop song structures.
Se quejan porque dieron el peor concierto (a propósito obviamente) porque el público (una cierta multitud, NO TODOS) le tiraban objetos y le silvaban a la banda que abrió el concierto de Nirvana, quienes eran un grupo de chicas, grupo llamado Calamity Jane.
después de eso, se fue a un bar y se puso a llorar debido al incidente de la banda anterior que fueron abucheadas por el publico, fue triste ese concierto, lamentable.
Perfectly played. Patently jamming away on drums and bass and a ( Grateful Dead early years) modern feedback psychedelics at the best. Primal noise and mood swings is still Rocknroll!
Yeah I agree no doubt! This Endless Nameless has always been one of my favs thruout best recording/performances of the song. Paramount Theatre 10/31/91 up there too along w/Vancouver 10/30/91. Off the top of my head there’s a couple of others I haven’t seen mentioned yet. One of my personal favs is Roseland Ballroom in NYC 07/23/93. Right after Cobain’s voice starts breaking up, really going out on him at the end of the night during SLTS (in what sounds a bit humourous with the way he keeps trying to scream the 9 ‘Denials’ at the end of it, they then go right into Endless Nameless which is defntly one of the best. Even the feedback on that one is some of the best I’ve ever heard during any of the times they played it. One more I’d mention would be when they played it during the BBC sessions in September ‘91. That version and even the ‘Drain You’ they did during that session is no doubt right up there at/near the top, no question!
KURT DONALD COBAIN 20 DE FEBRERO DE 1967 05 DE ABRIL DE 1994 57 AÑOS 27 AÑOS 30 AÑOS KRIST ANTHONY NOVOSELIC 16 DE MAYO DE 1965 58 AÑOS. (59) EX BASSIST OF NIRVANA. ♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉
@@alguien722 es el peor "mejor" concierto, y a la vez es el mejor "peor" concierto. Es tan desastrozo en ciertos aspectos que para fanaticos de todo el mundo es el mejor simplemente porque no son nirvana de cd, improvisan arriba del escenario y hay joyas ineditas todas reunidas en este recital, solo porque les importaba un bledo la gente y estaban como en una sala de ensayo divirtiendose para ellos, no para el resto
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. 55 AÑOS 🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁
Well hmm let’s see now... the verses and chorus, the sound, after the two verses and chorus there’s long experimental feedback that Cobain always tries to amuse himself with before maybe destroying whatever guitar he may be playing. And well, there’s only 1 of their songs thruout the entire Nirvana catalogue of music that was played at the end of their shows that sounded or played anything even close to this. So besides all that...? Hmmm idk how do we know it’s Endless Nameless?!
Argentinians pissed off Kurt on purpose to get this Endless Nameless version...
lmao
I will do the same thing...lol
Rodolfo Ramírez what kinds of shoes did kurt where at the time and I want to know what brand of pants he had on
@@stephenpeek6077 probably some no name thrifted jeans and random vans, he also often wore converse one stars.
@@stephenpeek6077 Levi's 501 and vans authentic will give you desired look
Creo que es un previlegio que hallan tocado ese tema en vez de tocar smell like teen spirit :u
Esa canción representa muy bien a Kurt Cobain
A blessing in disguise.
I’ve always loved the little whistle tune from the feedback on the monitors at 10:37.
Now that's how a strat should be played!
R.I.P Kurt Donald Cobain
1967-1994
Jeez, can you imagine? That Cobain is dead for 30 years by now? Actually, he's dead for 30 years and nearly 6 months. But they did something monumental, changed the perception of music. Before Nirvana, such music never has been "mainstream". Nirvana did it, so their music entered the charts and was suddenly a mainstream phenomenon. And over 30 years after Cobain's tragical death we still talk about which version is the best.
30 years later Nirvana is still the most favorite band of so many people. And even for the next generations, the Generation Y and that Generation of Millennials (is there a Generation Z too? I don't know to be honest), even there are many guys and girls loving Nirvana. I think they did something very special. (Though, for me they wouldn't have been successful by being No. 1 in the charts. For me, it's not necessary for a band to be "mainstream".
Actually, I don't like it if one of my favorite bands suddenly hits the taste of the mainstream. Because usually it leads to conformity, songs getting smoother, and they left behind what they wanted to do. Their convictions. Usually.
But Nirvana didn't, see those great live records like Live at the Paramount, Live and Loud or Live at Reading. Or The Muddy Banks of the Whiskah. And In Utero wasn't more mainstream, they didn't adapt in order to sell more records.
And everybody knows how Kurt hated it - the popularity, the paparazzo, the pressure, the "being famous" thing. He hated it. Finally, it was the drop making the levee break. I wish the musicians I like earn enough money to live a decent life. But I don't want them to "betray" their convictions and alter their music to be at top of the charts, to be a mainstream fan favorite.
[Though I have to say I currently listen to bands - they release a LP with four songs and 40 minutes runtime. Instrumental mostly. (If anyone is interested in amazing, instrumental guitar work, I can highly recommend:
- "Liquidacid - Acidosimeter" (EP)
- "Speck - International Space Station Vol. II" (EP)
- "Closet Disco Queen - Drink the Minibar - Live Recordings (Vodka Edition) (feat. The Flying Raclettes)" (LP) (8 songs, 46 min. runtime)
- "Speck - Eine gute Reise" (LP) (4 songs, 45 min. runtime)
- "The Space Spectrum - In Search of Drone Vol. II" (LP) (4 songs, 40 min. runtime)
- "Psychedelic Source Records - This Is" (Full LP) (7 songs, 92 min. runtime)
- "The Space Spectrum - In Search of Drone" (LP)
(4 songs, 80 min. runtime :->)
If vocals are important to you, then I recommend:
- "Bardo Pond - Bufo Alvarius (2022 remaster)" (LP) (9 songs (actually 8 songs), 74 min. runtime)
"Bardo Pond - Lapsed" (LP) (7 songs, 48 min. runtime)
--> From "Lapsed" you gotta check out:
Song 7: "Aldrin" --> that song is a masterpiece, giving me goosebumps. Really outstanding!
Song 1: "Tommy Gun Angel"
Song 5: Green Man
But I have some other great bands as well.
Hey, will you do me a favor, please?
So it's different than Nirvana. But I always love to get back to Nirvana and enjoy their dystopian music. That raw voice, the melodies, the rhythms, bass-lines, drums, the chords. The dissonant tunes before playing in perfect harmony again. They will be never forgotten, aye? 🙂
Por eso es la mejor banda de la historia hacian lo que querian no se dejaban manejar como otras bandas
nose si la mejor pero sin duda una de las mejores
@@thomesguitarrala mejor no es, y eso que soy Demasiado fan de nirvana. Pero si es una de las mejores
I think that's the first and last time i ever saw that white guitar.
Isn't it the same guitar when Nirvana played Lithium at MTV music award 1992?
@@humanbeing418 Yes, that's correct.
I have that same white Strat. It’s a lefty but it isn’t his
@@bradygibson2125 It looks more like a light cream
10:45 I love how Krist at the end says: “Buenas noches”
Hehe, agreed on!
The moment Nirvana went nu-metal for a while 7:40
Dave grohl with the Scentless apprentice drum beat
@@JustAMokyor 'Aneurysm' for Diarrhea de Janeiro
This and some Fecal Matter tracks, are proto nu-metal
2:49 sounds like Scentless Apprentice instead of Endless Nameless.
kinda
Sigh siiiiiiigh sa aaaaaaaahhh aaaaaaahhh here aaaam siiiiiiiigh maaan aaaaaaaah aaaaaaah aaaaaaah
Powerful
such deep lyrics
Probably the best version of "Endless, Nameless" I have ever heard. Or is there a BETTER one?
if there is a better one lemme know.
i recommend live at paramount;)
+asdf so do i haha. i recommend the endless nameless on nirvana's box set. the song is a 1991 radio performance and its raw and unreal.
Live at Paramount is the second best for me. I like it a lot. The radio version is a little bit too slow. Live at Argentina - that´s MY favourite. But there's no lame version.
live and loud is def my favorite
Jajajaja Kris Novoselic:-"beunas noches" jajaja
8:08 when the bassist realise he can be heard by the audience
Lol
8:45 when the guitarist realise he can't be heard by the audience
Diamond
Diecan
Dinacan
Damon
Die
XD
10:46 ..."when there's no cheese" What?
good night,buenas noches.
This comment made me laugh so hard 😂
Lmfao XD
Yo hablo español :v
What the hell?? He said "Buenas noches" lmao
Dave with that wild D-beat drum pattern, and Krist w his bass on the floor. This band is my favorite. The best to blend hardcore w pop song structures.
D-beats are my favorite drum patterns
De punk rock a pop... Metal alternativo...
no se pq se quejan del concierto algunos, hubiese dado lo que fuese para estar ahí
Se quejan porque dieron el peor concierto (a propósito obviamente) porque el público (una cierta multitud, NO TODOS) le tiraban objetos y le silvaban a la banda que abrió el concierto de Nirvana, quienes eran un grupo de chicas, grupo llamado Calamity Jane.
I want to hear the HD version of this.
Don't we all?
"Buenas noches" aaww Krist♥
Hace 8 años :0
@@unknown-sj5eg hace 13 minutos
@@juanitoviera5429 :"D
Me enamoré
@@abelvrides1818 Tenes 8 años
La mejor versión de esta canción que escuché,y el “Buenas noches” de Krist al final sólo mejora todo.
Pura rabia y frustración
7:40 EARGASM
Me encanta como krist dice "buenas noches" al final ouo
después de eso, se fue a un bar y se puso a llorar debido al incidente de la banda anterior que fueron abucheadas por el publico, fue triste ese concierto, lamentable.
noches jodidas
@@matiascasanova2054fuente?
3:50 is how they should’ve made it crazier
i love the ddrum in 02:32
@Jonathan Latulippe thanks for that dave
7.40 that's where korn got their riffs!
notMYstyleAtAll what korn song is it similar to?
Rodrigo Raul Diaz pamo blind by korn
7:40
NIRVAAAANA NIRVAAANA!!! QUE ORGULLO HABER TENIDO A LA MEJOR BANDA DEL MUNDO EN NUESTRO PAIS!!!!
Y que vergüenza como los trataron...
Esa es xd
Y lo agradeces tratandolos mal. Hasta en Brasil se portaron mejor jajajakakakaka
PELEA PELEA PELEA PELEA!
@@levyata8964 pero si los trataron bien, a la banda telonera la trataron mal nomas
Perfectly played. Patently jamming away on drums and bass and a ( Grateful Dead early years) modern feedback psychedelics at the best. Primal noise and mood swings is still Rocknroll!
Truly powerful lyrics....
😁
дейв просто продолжает играть,несмотря ни на что.нирвана лучшая
buenas noches
aguante Krist Novoselic
Me imagino a krist novoselic con bata blanca las manos pintadas de amarillo y metido en un laboratorio de química inventando cosas.
@@MariaDolores-wt5oo que carajos jajaj
@@y.h-_4 por qué dices eso?
@@MariaDolores-wt5oo me refiero a lo increible que es tu imaginacion
como me hubiera gustado vivir en los 90 -n-
Kurt and Krist both said this was one of the best ever versions of Endless Nameless - and fucking hell they weren't wrong.
Que canción tan épica para terminar un concierto.
1:34 the eerie sound😮
Kurt always has the dopest guitars! 🎸
tabs please?
Muse used this as the Stockholm syndrom outro :D
Yeah it was beautiful!
I was there for it!
Jaja definitivamente la canción menos comercial de Nirvana.
no no es la menos comercial es la mas tenebrosa da medo
Joako Sepuada sisi :v,aparte en los lives :v
Jefferson Araujo Stfu
Es mi favorita de nevermind es muy buena
Nirvana comercial? jajajaja quién diga eso no ha escuchado In Utero, Incistecide, que son álbumes completos.
El mejor performance y solo porque estaban enojados con el público jajaja
2:48 FUCK!!
gracias kurko por esta magia, gran version!
dave is fighting with his drums
👏 Brutaly noise 🔥🔥🔥
3:16 a guy in the back trying to save the equipment hahaha
I FUCKIN LOVE NIRVANA
Eryn Haycock I like nirvana too I'm also a fan
Eryn Haycock can I ask if you been to a concert
Es la mejor que he visto. maldita telepatía de esos 3
Buenas noches :'D
Yeah I agree no doubt! This Endless Nameless has always been one of my favs thruout best recording/performances of the song. Paramount Theatre 10/31/91 up there too along w/Vancouver 10/30/91. Off the top of my head there’s a couple of others I haven’t seen mentioned yet. One of my personal favs is Roseland Ballroom in NYC 07/23/93. Right after Cobain’s voice starts breaking up, really going out on him at the end of the night during SLTS (in what sounds a bit humourous with the way he keeps trying to scream the 9 ‘Denials’ at the end of it, they then go right into Endless Nameless which is defntly one of the best. Even the feedback on that one is some of the best I’ve ever heard during any of the times they played it. One more I’d mention would be when they played it during the BBC sessions in September ‘91. That version and even the ‘Drain You’ they did during that session is no doubt right up there at/near the top, no question!
endless nameless from live and loud is my favourite
Easily the best Endless Nameless
KURT DONALD COBAIN
20 DE FEBRERO DE 1967
05 DE ABRIL DE 1994
57 AÑOS
27 AÑOS
30 AÑOS
KRIST ANTHONY NOVOSELIC
16 DE MAYO DE 1965
58 AÑOS. (59)
EX BASSIST OF NIRVANA.
♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉♉
sin duda uno de los mejores conciertos!
esta catalogado como uno de los peores 😢
@@alguien722 es el peor "mejor" concierto, y a la vez es el mejor "peor" concierto. Es tan desastrozo en ciertos aspectos que para fanaticos de todo el mundo es el mejor simplemente porque no son nirvana de cd, improvisan arriba del escenario y hay joyas ineditas todas reunidas en este recital, solo porque les importaba un bledo la gente y estaban como en una sala de ensayo divirtiendose para ellos, no para el resto
@@gbenitez87 fue mi pene
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.
55 AÑOS
🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁
No se si fue el mejor concierto, pero no podemos negar que es un punto y aparte en la historia de nirvana, sin dudas uno de los mas recordados
I feel like 1992-1994 concerts Kurt was WAY more calm 🤔
this concert is from 1992
hahaha one string of kurt's guitar jump out
es el mejor tema del mundo, me fascina, nirvana es lo maximo...
Noise Rock !!!!
a mi la lista de canciones que tocaron me encanto
This song summons Kurts Cobain, inner demons .👹😈👿😈👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿
Nirvana la paso para el orto en argentina JAKSJSKAKSJS
el español de Krist "Buenas noches" *-*
UwU
Beunas noches
este es mejor por ser mas deprolijo ! ademas el del paramount esta mejor grabado y con mejor sonido
4:07 Dave grohl going back to his days in scream lol
Bruh he’s just screaming nothing here. 2:47
Sin duda fue el concierto más épico de Nirvana.
Y les salió sin querer xD
Best ending ever
6:20 dave are you playing my hero ??
Scentless Aprentice Drum!!!! Adja nagyon!!!
4:25
5:20 best part
Dave Grohl going hamming on the drums
ese concierto fue único
en el minuto 10 dave empieza a darle mas fuerte a la bateria y kurt em pieza a golpear su guitarra como si estubiesen conectados hermoooso
Alguien sabe del paradero de esa guitarra que rompió estará acá en bs as?
how can u even know this is endless nameless
toñopng the lyrics
Bc it is
Well hmm let’s see now... the verses and chorus, the sound, after the two verses and chorus there’s long experimental feedback that Cobain always tries to amuse himself with before maybe destroying whatever guitar he may be playing. And well, there’s only 1 of their songs thruout the entire Nirvana catalogue of music that was played at the end of their shows that sounded or played anything even close to this. So besides all that...? Hmmm idk how do we know it’s Endless Nameless?!
4:53 Tom morello mode activated😂
este no es el mejor endless nameless !! el mejor es el del paramount ese si es el mejor concierto de nirvana
Tengo
I love this
I like the way that the feedback at the end made its own little song.
The best.
My favorite part was the noises
re loco el kur
3:04 la chilindrina
Buenas Noches
Silence
I wanna sleep
I'm a negative creep
Silent
Me hubiera gustado presenciar eso
9:28 ????????????????
Wtf...
Kurt mother fucking Cobain legend .....
Realmente os caras entendia bem de produzir melodias. O melhor do rock 🤘🎸
Buenos Noches ! Jajajaj me mato ! Que grosos
Rest in pieces VMA Strat, you will be missed
2:49
gg para todos
2:50
My favorite performance of this song.
live tonight sold out version is best
Clinton Sherwyn well that’s the Paramount theatre 10/31/91 version you’re hearing there.
Yo viendo THE Big Channelll.o cablin en ese tiempo !!! Hasta que mi cerebro explotó con grunge
NICE..