YEP I AGREE ANYWAYS ARE YOU SAVED DON SCOTT GAMING? HAVE YOU ACCEPT JESUS AS YOUR LORD AND SAVIOR AND RECEIVE ETERNAL LIFE I COULDN'T IMAGINE HEAVEN WITHOUT YOU
@@pamelatyree3521 Yes ma'am. I am saved and I believe in Jesus. Although, I am not the best Christian in the world. I admit to that. I'm far from perfect. I just hope and pray God has mercy on me.
yep heroin withdrawals are no joke. he did not have a good time in 1994 with everyone trying to get him to quit culminating in the late March failed rehab trip
@@captain_efurd4502the pain is not from heroin withdrawals , it's from not having pain relief for a severely painful stomach disease. This is a common misconception when it comes to drug use - that the person isnt self medicating, and that they are just "taking drugs for the fun of it" and then we label their symptoms as the drug instead of the actual root cause of the usage of the drugs. He was self medicating severe physical pain as well as severe mental illness, just trying to find relief and live comfortably. The police took away medicine he found had worked for him safely shortly before he ended his suffering during a mental health episode. Stigma surrounding drug use is such a plague.
Courtney Love and Dave Grohl got rid of him so that Dave could have the Foo Fighters and Courtney could have all of Kurt's money. That's my own theory anyway! I think Dave is behind Kurt becoming unalive but Courtney Love was the mastermind behind actually making it happen and getting the media to cover it up as a "self-unaliving".
for 1994 kurt absoulutly smoked the song and solo...... best ive heard from that era hands down..... his eye's say it all at 1:53 and how him and krist connect in the solo is awesome....
It kills me to see Krist performing with Kurt always. He was just so happy to be part of the band. It was such an excellent choice to have him join. He was so happy always...just to be there playing. Love it. I agree.
@@1985cactus Sorry yes you picked up my error. Yes., I meant Pat Smear. He always kills me when I see him in concert with the band because he was so damned happy to be there. It always makes me smile.
oh please. kurt only looks like hes not enjoying himself because hes too focused. he had to do like 6 things at once. He was never good at crowd participation or anything like that. he said it himself
Even in such a hard time for him, he managed to give a great performance of this great song. Its lyrics sound to me like a testament. The fierce and sardonic chords follow through. What a great artist we have lost, Kurt you are still hugely missed :(
Yes , i totally agree . I' m from Italy and i remember that tv show . I was just hypnotized by his eyes ( the saddest eyes i' ve ever seen ) and his presence on stage . A very powerful presence . I love all the music he wrote and i really think that " Nevermind " was and Is a masterpiece . Absolutely .
@@Tygor9000 from what I saw in the documentary, Kurt's entire family seemed emotionally stunted but I imagine his dad tried not think about it. But that's just conjecture
I remember that after the divorce my father disappeared for almost 8 months and I had to become a man at just 11 years old and years later my grandmother died and she was like a mother to me and I went to live with my father because cause he offered so that I I could study because he lived in the capital and months later he threw me out to live with a woman... I feel that part with a lot of pain
At 1:53 , look at his eyes. I can’t tell if it’s pain, sadness, happiness, or just his stomache. But him and krist connected so well during that part. His eyes say it all
He made it clear that his stomach pains have been gone for over a year and treated. He’s sad because right before this performance he got the phone call and found out that Courtney had been cheating on him. This was the beginning of the end for them.
YEP ANYWAYS ARE YOU SAVED CHARMAINE STEPHENS? HAVE YOU ACCEPT JESUS AS YOUR LORD AND SAVIOR AND RECEIVE ETERNAL LIFE I COULDN'T IMAGINE HEAVEN WITHOUT YOU
Pat: Plays normal guitar Dave: Rocks the drums while making sure the train doesn't get him Kurt: plays but shows signs of feeling unwell Kris: "I love playing & making music with my friends ^__^"
Ehh idk man kurt often look "serious" when hes playing but we can only speculate as to if he was happy or not.. looks like hes still having fun playing to me.. while else would he put that much effort into playing and singing
+Tano Cariddi "What should i answer. How long should it be.". em. The killer even confessed in a video here on yt. he has now deleted it. Wished i downloaded it. Alan Wrench or whatever his name. He was payed by Love. Anyways. Ya know. El Duce connection. and all that. He was killed too. And holes bassist. Anywhoo. Shouldnt waste too must time. I should get to eatin.
I loved this album so much growing up. Still do. Hurts to see like he was tired of being alive during this performance. Thank you for a childhood full of inspiration. Love you, Kurt.
@@steliana26I mean, he tried to kill himself a week later, and then actually did it a few weeks after that. I think it’s safe to say Kurt was pretty tired of being alive at this point.
Put some respect on Kurt dude! I'm more than certain that you HAVE ABSOLUTELY ZERO FIRST ✋ KNOWLEDGE OF THAT 💩 YOu are steady spewing...... 🖕@@JoeGamer81
Back then Krist was always goofing around and making a fool out of himself (in a good way of course). Oh, and he would never shut the hell up haha, which is why we love him. You look at him now though and he's always extremely quiet and just looks tired and down the whole time. Not to mention he hasn't aged very well either. I think Kurt's death really hurt Krist a lot more than a lot of us even think it did. That must have hit him really really hard.
He lost it by the end of 94 right around march 25th 26th and everything went down.his sto ach pain had moved away he said it was the first time he could eat an entire pizza without having any problems but we are talking about late 93 to early 94 i supose
Personally, I think Kurt would have had a lot of fun retired, raising Bean, and owning a music store with records and cd sales to this day, cassette and 8 track too. He would be that guy at this point, only playing for charity he believes in, I truly believe this.
I wish Kurt could have lived at peace. Krist said in a interview that Kurt could have done anything that he wanted and “should have never done that [ending his life]”. Maybe Kurt could have been happy out of the spotlight. It’s tough to know. I just hope he’s at peace
IICR, Kurt Cobain planned on retiring in late 1994/early 1995 after a last tour and album. He also wanted to live quietly and raise his daughter, possibly occassionaly releasing solo albums for fun on his own time. That's what I remember from dial-up internet in the mid/late 90s when I was researching into his death.
I first heard Nirvana when I was 13 years old in 1992, and I got to see Nirvana play in 1993, and I idolized the guy and thought Nirvana and Kurt Cobain where the best things to ever grace this planet, and looking back, I picked the wrong Idol... if you outlive your Idols you picked the wrong one
Krist is holy man. When Kurt was in last times, they were fighting with each other but Krist always tried to back him up. I think only he was really upset when his best friend died. I love him, he could smile again in this video. I'll always love their friendship.
Sad to think this concert was where it all went downhill. He seems so professional here. He just couldn't handle a world tour..but here you don't see that at all. He was good til the end.
You can see his love for music was fading away, along with his will to live. I miss you Kurt I don't understand how no one could see how depressed and sad you really were. You make me feel like I'm not alone.
This song is like the antithesis of Smells like teen spirit. From the first line "teenage angst has paid of well, now I'm old and bored", to the chorus (which is very nostalgic and all against the usual formula that they used mostly in the nevermind era). Also considering the fact that this is their opening song for In utero. One of their best songs tho! 🤘I wish Kurt would have stayed alive.
@@Nival_Cris Kurt will NEVER Truly Die , as long as we remember him. Even though we never met? I think & miss him dearly Every day. Peace Love & Empathy - Kurt Cobain 🕉️♾️
What if time travel is invented in, i dunno, 2039? Then you could go back in time to stop his suicide. Or, instead of waiting, you could go real fast and use a suit to protect yourself
This song literally saved my life. Growing poor in Mexico, we didn't have much, but my dad kept a temperamental Ford Mustang that was way past its prime. On the night I got a scorpion sting on my neck, was the one night the car decided to work. I was losing consciousness and in full-blown panic attack, when my mom started playing this song. To keep me calm, my mom started singing this song because she know I would sing along, so I did. I managed to keep along until I fainted, just in time as we arrived at the hospital. That was 25 years ago. I still thank this song for saving my life.
***** I don't care what do you think, I'm 40 and I'm from Rome and I saw them there and at the show they played in Rome at Palaghiaccio...oh well whatever NEVERMIND!!! ciaoooooo
it's sad to see kurt perform so static, all energy he had back in the late 80s early 90s was absolutely gone, also is sad that Pat Smear had joined Nirvana around 93 i wish he could have been more time with the band, and is so damn frustrating that mental diseases are now a thing, almost 30 years after Kurt passed away, he was treated many times for his "addictions" but nobody never tried to reach him to get to the bottom of the matter, what was on his head, because addictions or substance abuse are a consequence, mostly people evade themselves from traumas, bad time in life, job stress and so on, maybe if Kurt was treated for whatever was hurting him inside, drugs won't have been a thing and Nirvana would still be alive today with Kurt Cobain having a normal life
Probably so. It's a tragedy that a few others self destructed recently in this day and age though. Cornel, Bennington, O'riordan , to name a few. Trouble is, if a person doesn't speak, then no one can help.. On the flip side, people speak and others don't help. Drugs are the worst thing ever if you are not mentally stable, I can speak from experience. Make you feel great when you are on them, when you're back sober you feel worse than you did before. Vicious circle. The mind can be a scary place, I wouldn't want to imagine what hell these guys were going through, very sad.
Kurt seems somewhere else than the rest of the band. Great performance from him and Dave, Pat and Kris. The vibes coming off from Kurt are serious and raw...Kris and Pat seems lighthearted.
takes me back to an angry confused teenager in the mid 1990's in America. Where Nirvana was my guiding light thru everything. Its funny years later i look back and watch these Nirvana shows and hear the music and find truth in it all, it defines me as a person then and now. Long live Kurt and Nirvana. bring the 90s back please.
Kurt along with the entire band from Nirvana changed the music industry from what it was back in the late 80's,to what we liked and supported in the early 1990's. We quickly went from,"JUMP" from David Lee Roth and Van Halen to,"Smells like Teen Spirit" Nirvana over night. It quickly changed the music sceen from long hair garage rock bands to Seattle new wave Grunge rock bands. It was a generational change that flipped the music industry completely around and if your band was from Seattle and your music was Grunge/Alternative rock you could make a huge name for yourself. All the band's we seen come from Seattle in the late 80's/ early 90's like Nirvana,Pearl Jam,Soundgarden,Alice in Chains all changed the music industry back then. But it was Nirvana first who received all the recognition and changed music as we knew it back then. It was amazing to see that's for sure. I love all those bands and listen to them each and every day.
Dude I dig your TH-cam banner thing with you leaning against the stack of gold coins. Made me giggle for some reason. That's a lot of gold coins, Mike.
lol thank you so much for that comment people are downers! They can’t just enjoy the song...or his gorgeous hair...or the fact he is wearing (as always) layers of clothing
Nirvana is my first band that I started listening to. I've been watching this video every time the first snow falls, every year since I saw this video, and since then I've never lost my love for this song.
I think it means that Kurt’s dad wasn’t around and/or emotionally available enough growing up as he’d imagine the position of a perfect “father” typically produces. That’s what makes the most sense to me considering the following lyrics are, “i just want you to know that i don’t hate you anymore” as if he’s forgiving his dad for not being perfect. But then again Kurt was a story teller who liked to incorporate other people’s stories/fictional stories into his lyrics. Maybe he just thought those lyrics were cool sounding & relatable for others
@@jonbon1995 that other guy summed it up pretty good... if you read the come as you are book, the author breaks down every song with Kurt, and with this he wanted a father that appreciated what he did and was good at, and encouraged him on...instead his father was upset Kurt didn't like football, hunting etc...and would actually tank wrestling matches to piss his father off.....so he is kinda apologizing for all the shit he gave him before he left and lived on his own
Song's situation Kurt: I wanna get out of here. Dave: DAMN!! The train is coming!! Krist: YEAH WE'RE ROCKIN F#*K THIS CHAIR!! Pat: Imma take my shoes off and enjoy life with my friends
This must be the last or one of their last TV appearances right? You can kind of tell Kurt has had enough and there's something not quite right going on. Still an absolutely amazing performance. Sound is perfect! I remember when I heard the news in April 94, it was like I'd lost my big brother :( rest well K C
@@justintaylor3569 Only in your mind because of the benefit of hindsight. If you had seen this performance at the time you wouldn't have been thinking that he's had enough or that something isn't right. Live & Loud was a proper live show whereas this is a T.V. show so of course their demeaner is going to look different. If you think that he had a happier look in the Unplugged performance then you have an over active imagination.
I saw it live on tv, cuz that was one of my favourites 90's italian TV shows, and Nirvana were and are and will always be one of my favourite bands. I remember it like it were yesterday.
@@lucascarfiro yknow you did explain it and the joke is ruined, but I wanna thank you for explaining that to me. I really thought Dave was able to do that. I’m so idiotic
@@immodium4586 you know what, looking back at his comment I can now see that was, in fact, sarcasm/a joke. I would delete my comment but I think it’s funnier if I don’t.
Kurt was such a vulnerable and complex person, his songs resonate with anyone who has struggles in life, we can identify with his trials and tribulations. His music is REAL, Heartfelt and sincere.
Charles Mansen > "Smear renamed himself after learning about pap smears in high school, claiming they were the most disgusting thing he had ever heard of."
think about it, such an amazing band like nirvana used to only play in a few gigs around town. in clubs n stuff. i wonder how many awesome bands are out there like nirvana, but not famous.
Nirvana, Cobain, were the voices of their generation. Not only just Cobain himself, who was the voice, but the sound itself epitomized the grunge movement of the late 80's-early 90's. As soon as a Nirvana song starts, just the opening guitar, you get a nostalgic feeling (if you're from that era). The parties in the 90's that I used to go to all had music playing loudly throughout the house, and Nirvana was played at mostly all of those parties. They were perfect for teenage parties, getting high, drinking, chillin out, hooking up. I fucking love them forever. Along with bands like Guns N' Roses and Metallica, they all contributed to my party days and just having a good time, not giving a fuck.
Teenage life back then was very different. I no doubt am glad that I am not part of this teenage generation. We were a cynical lot but it was a ton of fun but in some ways by '97-'98-'99 the fun took a turn. But the early to mid part of the decade was fantastic time to be a music fan. Where I grew up, Nirvana of course was huge but I'd probably say the main stays that were always on everywhere were Janes Addiction and Hendrix, even though he had been dead for 20+ by that time. Always a mainstay on the coastline though.
Damn dude, I envy you! But I also think the music of my generation today isn't bad if you find the right type of alternative music that deserves attention. My friends and I like to play edm during house parties and get fucked up, I think the edm attitude parallels the grunge life in some way shape or form
This performance was recorded on 23 February 1994, during Nirvana's tour in Italy, and was broadcast on 27 February in RAI's Channel 3, on the 4th episode of "Tunnel" (a satire and counter-culture show aimed at young people). On that same day, Nirvana also recorded a live performance of "Dumb", which was only broadcast posthumously on 1st May 1994 (during the live covering of "Primo Maggio" festival on RAI's Channel 1). That accounts as Kurt's last TV appearance to be released .
Just about every time you see Krist he seemed so happy, like "I am totally in an awesome band, with my best friend, and we rock."
Well, they do rock pretty hard
Always dancing. 😂
Look at Pat enjoying life. 😂
its sad but at the same time its way more just great.
Sad really cuz now everytime you see him he just seems like a shell of his old self.
"Teenage angst has paid off well, now I'm bored and old". One of the greatest opening lines ever in my opinion.
Glen Haig yep just true to his soul
it's about his thinking on grunge music
Nah.. "rape me" is
@@Defrap22 No, Rape Me is about rape victims, confirmed by Cobain in "one of Kurt Cobain's final interviews" uploaded by WatchMojo.
@@LoekTheKing whats a joke
One of Nirvana's most underrated songs. The lyrics are outstanding.
YEP I AGREE ANYWAYS ARE YOU SAVED DON SCOTT GAMING? HAVE YOU ACCEPT JESUS AS YOUR LORD AND SAVIOR AND RECEIVE ETERNAL LIFE I COULDN'T IMAGINE HEAVEN WITHOUT YOU
@@pamelatyree3521 Yes ma'am. I am saved and I believe in Jesus. Although, I am not the best Christian in the world. I admit to that. I'm far from perfect. I just hope and pray God has mercy on me.
"If you are the fan of any band, not a single song is underrated....just their entire existence is"
- Cleopatra
Best intro to an album. It’s incredible
@Hunter Vonnegut trying so hard to promote your own band huh
You can see the pain in his eyes, We really miss you Kurt.
yep heroin withdrawals are no joke. he did not have a good time in 1994 with everyone trying to get him to quit culminating in the late March failed rehab trip
It's ashame Courtney had someone kill him@@captain_efurd4502
@@captain_efurd4502 How about we don't pretend that heroin withdrawals were his main problem, it goes a lot deeper than that.
@@captain_efurd4502the pain is not from heroin withdrawals , it's from not having pain relief for a severely painful stomach disease. This is a common misconception when it comes to drug use - that the person isnt self medicating, and that they are just "taking drugs for the fun of it" and then we label their symptoms as the drug instead of the actual root cause of the usage of the drugs. He was self medicating severe physical pain as well as severe mental illness, just trying to find relief and live comfortably. The police took away medicine he found had worked for him safely shortly before he ended his suffering during a mental health episode. Stigma surrounding drug use is such a plague.
Courtney Love and Dave Grohl got rid of him so that Dave could have the Foo Fighters and Courtney could have all of Kurt's money. That's my own theory anyway! I think Dave is behind Kurt becoming unalive but Courtney Love was the mastermind behind actually making it happen and getting the media to cover it up as a "self-unaliving".
In my entire life, 1994 aways meanings the " last year of nirvana"
couldn't agree more with you. Same thing
Eduardo Mota That’s usually what I refer to it as, that or the year Mayhem came out with De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas.
Saaame
Yea
Same.. the last year of Kurt :(
we have lived without Kurt longer than he lived himself
Wym ??? 94 - 21 =27 yrs that’s exactly the same amount
@@ethiggity1131 it has been more days. He was born in February of 67 and died in april of 94.
Rip kurt
Dude, that is pretty profound. 👍
Its crazy to look at him here and know he's barely 27.
Serve the servants is probably the most underrated nirvana song right next to aneurysm.
What about Beans?
@@featheryfemme beans beans beans
oh the guilt
nah
Aneurysm underrated??!
“Teenage angst has paid of well, now I’m bored and old”. Damn that hits hard
Krist had to be the happiest of all the grunge scene.
Was never the same after 😔
@@fjoelprice It makes sad forever when pal makes suicide. I know through same as Krist.
It cuts deep one's soul.
to me dave is the real winner of the grunge area, he stop drugs very early and still rocking!
@@danielschwerdt4449 Someway, but sadness is forever in him heart too, like Krist's.
Yes I still remember when I was fifteen that Krist was jumping around
I feel sad whenever I see "1994" in the title of a Nirvana video
It is unnerving knowing he's a month and a half away from death.
@@Nominay yeah :(
Me too😭
He almost died these days when he OD in Rome.
@@shawndurbs yeah, I felt like crying when I heard that
i love that nirvana always tried to reach into their discography when they did TV appearances, and not just sticking to playing the latest single.
I think “Serve The Servents” was going to be the next single after “Pennyroyal Tea”
@@scottistradthe album was already out
@@I-See-In-The-Dark buddy you dont get how singles work
@@weirdwalrus5757 Yea they release singles before the album drops to make hype
@@I-See-In-The-Dark and after they were still releasing in uteros singles when kurt died
for 1994 kurt absoulutly smoked the song and solo...... best ive heard from that era hands down..... his eye's say it all at 1:53 and how him and krist connect in the solo is awesome....
It kills me to see Krist performing with Kurt always. He was just so happy to be part of the band. It was such an excellent choice to have him join. He was so happy always...just to be there playing. Love it. I agree.
I agree with you!
@@worldview651 Are you talking about Pat?
Hi I recommend an indiesong & video Called 'Looking into The mirror' by Robert Nix
@@1985cactus Sorry yes you picked up my error. Yes., I meant Pat Smear. He always kills me when I see him in concert with the band because he was so damned happy to be there. It always makes me smile.
3:06 - YAY! Krist didn't knock himself out this time!
It was just a chair not a bass guitar
@@user-bp1xe7xn4v Well, I'm sure that there are plenty of people that have knocked themselves out by attempting to toss and catch a chair.
When did he knock himself out?
Username checks out 1992
@@featheryfemme vid?
This is one of the best songs on "In Utero".
RebelThoughts82 but thats not saying much right
Wan King What is that supposed to mean?
xXMasterKiller826Xx
English not your first language?
It is, but are you saying "In Utero" sucks?
xXMasterKiller826Xx
yes. Only a couple of decent tracks. no where near as good as Nevermind.
from what i see krist's attempts to work some enthusiasm into kurt just to get him through the show break my heart
oh please. kurt only looks like hes not enjoying himself because hes too focused. he had to do like 6 things at once. He was never good at crowd participation or anything like that. he said it himself
he's focused, serve the servants is hard to play and sing at the same time.
You talk like Kurt is a fragile little baby. He's a grown man. He doesn't need support.
yeah, he is not a fraggile baby, he can kick your ass... even dead
+ScoffSlaphead72 it is too easy i think
2:07-2:14, never known why but those notes in the solo just hit my soul
Even in such a hard time for him, he managed to give a great performance of this great song. Its lyrics sound to me like a testament. The fierce and sardonic chords follow through. What a great artist we have lost, Kurt you are still hugely missed :(
@Hunter Vonnegut genuinely agree with this, definitely check them out
Legend
His beautiful-sad-blue eyes speak louder than his voice.
Yes , i totally agree . I' m from Italy and i remember that tv show . I was just hypnotized by his eyes ( the saddest eyes i' ve ever seen ) and his presence on stage . A very powerful presence . I love all the music he wrote and i really think that " Nevermind " was and Is a masterpiece . Absolutely .
Exactly...
no his voice is pretty fucking loud
@@jackdutch5497 lmao facts
He’s very high. His eyes are a grayish blue. He was probably high most of the time the last few years of his life though.
“ I tried hard to have a father but instead I had a dad.” I feel you Kurt
"I just want you to know that I don't hate you anymore"
@@phantom.wreathI wonder how his dad felt when he heard that
@@Tygor9000 from what I saw in the documentary, Kurt's entire family seemed emotionally stunted but I imagine his dad tried not think about it. But that's just conjecture
I remember that after the divorce my father disappeared for almost 8 months and I had to become a man at just 11 years old and years later my grandmother died and she was like a mother to me and I went to live with my father because cause he offered so that I I could study because he lived in the capital and months later he threw me out to live with a woman... I feel that part with a lot of pain
when you tried hard to have a father but instead you had a dad: 😔
At 1:53 , look at his eyes. I can’t tell if it’s pain, sadness, happiness, or just his stomache. But him and krist connected so well during that part. His eyes say it all
He made it clear that his stomach pains have been gone for over a year and treated. He’s sad because right before this performance he got the phone call and found out that Courtney had been cheating on him. This was the beginning of the end for them.
The stage decoration with those sparks flying out of the fuse box every now and then is pretty darn cool.
Agreed
Probably my fav performance of "Serve the Servants" love the face he makes he makes at 1:58. And the solo is so point
YEP ANYWAYS ARE YOU SAVED CHARMAINE STEPHENS? HAVE YOU ACCEPT JESUS AS YOUR LORD AND SAVIOR AND RECEIVE ETERNAL LIFE I COULDN'T IMAGINE HEAVEN WITHOUT YOU
Pat: Plays normal guitar
Dave: Rocks the drums while making sure the train doesn't get him
Kurt: plays but shows signs of feeling unwell
Kris: "I love playing & making music with my friends ^__^"
Also Krist: ''Let me just throw this chair in the air and catch it, then gently put it back down.''
ah yes
@hnyolo
Funny joke
What is a "normal" guitar??
ahahahahahahaha
The coolest band ever hands down.
As far as cool goes, I'd put Aerosmith or Pre-Black Album Metallica above 'em.
@@doodlebob3758nah lol
@@doodlebob3758 no way....nirvana are the definition of being real as fuck
@@doodlebob3758 Aerosmith is ridiculously lame.
@@bassage13 Your mom is ridiculously lame.
It's sad that in the solo Krist was trying to make Kurt happy,but without success
Ehh idk man kurt often look "serious" when hes playing but we can only speculate as to if he was happy or not.. looks like hes still having fun playing to me.. while else would he put that much effort into playing and singing
At this point in time Kurt was actually withdrawing from heroin. He looked sick and jaundice looking. He probably didn’t feel his best.
What a band. Makes me sad how Krist and Pat looked so happy and Kurt looked so sad.
+Jon Hill Kurt didnt commit suicide.
+Tano Cariddi "What should i answer. How long should it be.". em. The killer even confessed in a video here on yt. he has now deleted it. Wished i downloaded it. Alan Wrench or whatever his name. He was payed by Love. Anyways. Ya know. El Duce connection. and all that. He was killed too. And holes bassist. Anywhoo. Shouldnt waste too must time. I should get to eatin.
+Tano Cariddi u mean u?
+Vitamin C Kurt have to be sad, cause he is singing, and he have to show feelings of this song.
Yes, he was fucked up and because of that he was cool
One of the best live bands in history
Actually the best
The Internet Killed Music no they were terrible live 88-92. I was there I’m old. Once they hit In Utero tour then they were amazing live.
No, not really. Love their songs but they're so stupid. Everybody loved Courtney's hole though.
I loved this album so much growing up. Still do. Hurts to see like he was tired of being alive during this performance. Thank you for a childhood full of inspiration. Love you, Kurt.
he was not tired of being alive, he was literally sick -- laryngitis. He was singing through the pain of his throat
@@steliana26I mean, he tried to kill himself a week later, and then actually did it a few weeks after that. I think it’s safe to say Kurt was pretty tired of being alive at this point.
@@JoeGamer81You mean Courtney tried to kill him a week later.
Put some respect on Kurt dude! I'm more than certain that you HAVE ABSOLUTELY ZERO FIRST ✋ KNOWLEDGE OF THAT 💩 YOu are steady spewing...... 🖕@@JoeGamer81
@@Feather.Heather.✌️💜🎶~206
you can just tell krist was having the time of his life back then, cant say the same for kurt
Krist is always smiling and is having the greatest time of his life playing the bass. I must've been traumatic to him and Grohl that he passed away...
Not to mention Pat Smear... That dude can't believe it's not a dream
g1g2g3g4g5gt pat smear losing two friends from suicide, mustve been more than harsh to say the least
Back then Krist was always goofing around and making a fool out of himself (in a good way of course). Oh, and he would never shut the hell up haha, which is why we love him. You look at him now though and he's always extremely quiet and just looks tired and down the whole time. Not to mention he hasn't aged very well either. I think Kurt's death really hurt Krist a lot more than a lot of us even think it did. That must have hit him really really hard.
sdrawecw09 It definitely did he hates hearing Kurts name bc of his death i bet
He actually looks very concentrated on trying to play a good song. His solo was tight
Yeah, he's shaking it up a little here. A bit different than how he usually plays it live.
This is when it was a job to him. Not a passion... played incredibly well yes, but without the 1991 power. It was inevitable.
Yeah, sometimes he'd just glaze over the solos but it was sick as hell here
It looks like Krist was the only one who was still feeling the "Fuck ya! I'm in a big time grunge band!"
I think he is actually really, really stoned :D
this isn't long b4 he died, he also overdosed in rome on this tour, i'd say he's just not happy
Dorian Cadariu because of the music they were created much depression and the lyrics anger and tormented and cursed and blows your head of you know
He lost it by the end of 94 right around march 25th 26th and everything went down.his sto ach pain had moved away he said it was the first time he could eat an entire pizza without having any problems but we are talking about late 93 to early 94 i supose
Stomach*
Personally, I think Kurt would have had a lot of fun retired, raising Bean, and owning a music store with records and cd sales to this day, cassette and 8 track too. He would be that guy at this point, only playing for charity he believes in, I truly believe this.
With Kristen Pfaff as Frances's lovely stepmom.
i often wonder what music he would have gone on to make...
I wish Kurt could have lived at peace. Krist said in a interview that Kurt could have done anything that he wanted and “should have never done that [ending his life]”. Maybe Kurt could have been happy out of the spotlight. It’s tough to know. I just hope he’s at peace
IICR, Kurt Cobain planned on retiring in late 1994/early 1995 after a last tour and album. He also wanted to live quietly and raise his daughter, possibly occassionaly releasing solo albums for fun on his own time. That's what I remember from dial-up internet in the mid/late 90s when I was researching into his death.
I think he would've done live playing via yt during the pandemic and discovered some awesome talented. He had an eye for it.
I look up to Kurt an unhealthy amount. I just love everything he stands for and is. I wish I could've seen him live...
Max ruhlman me too. There’s never gonna be anyone else like him. :(
He was a free soul. Someone who would rather die than sellout. Plus his music is just rly good...
Do you whack up?
I first heard Nirvana when I was 13 years old in 1992, and I got to see Nirvana play in 1993, and I idolized the guy and thought Nirvana and Kurt Cobain where the best things to ever grace this planet, and looking back, I picked the wrong Idol... if you outlive your Idols you picked the wrong one
Max ruhlman hell he got me wanting to play guitar
1:54 the eyes never lie, the eyes never lie.....
Making adult virgins look cool just comes naturally to some
Nice Failure profile picture
hes on heroin, thats why his eyes look like that
The eyes Chico, they never lie
pop loroganol where?
Krist is holy man. When Kurt was in last times, they were fighting with each other but Krist always tried to back him up. I think only he was really upset when his best friend died. I love him, he could smile again in this video. I'll always love their friendship.
Sad to think this concert was where it all went downhill. He seems so professional here. He just couldn't handle a world tour..but here you don't see that at all. He was good til the end.
Hi I recommend an indiesong & video Called 'Looking into The mirror' by Robert Nix
I thought the same seeing this..
Lmao, Dave looks behind for fear of the train. 1:48
Lol in italy everything is possible
The spark were making him nervous.
Choo, choo! 🚂💥🔥🚂💥🔥🚂💥🔥🚂💥🔥🚂💥🔥🚂💥🔥🚂💥🔥
He's checking if the **FRESH POTS** ( ͡◉ ͜ʖ ͡◉) are on the way
punkalert1 yes
You can see his love for music was fading away, along with his will to live. I miss you Kurt I don't understand how no one could see how depressed and sad you really were. You make me feel like I'm not alone.
3:07 throws chair, catches it, sets it down nicely😂
Is that even a standard sized chair? It looks so tiny in his hands.
Lucia McMaster Krist is a 7ft alpha chad
I love when he does the same thing with his guitar lol
@@ilovemilfs687 "his guitar" He is the bassist.
Sugar Póyon Is a bass not a guitar?
01:26 Note the change of his expression when he delivers the line about his father.
I think you're reading too deep into this
This song is like the antithesis of Smells like teen spirit. From the first line "teenage angst has paid of well, now I'm old and bored", to the chorus (which is very nostalgic and all against the usual formula that they used mostly in the nevermind era). Also considering the fact that this is their opening song for In utero.
One of their best songs tho! 🤘I wish Kurt would have stayed alive.
Totally agree!
watch soaked in bleach.
@@Nival_Cris Kurt will NEVER Truly Die , as long as we remember him. Even though we never met? I think & miss him dearly Every day.
Peace Love & Empathy - Kurt Cobain 🕉️♾️
What if time travel is invented in, i dunno, 2039?
Then you could go back in time to stop his suicide.
Or, instead of waiting, you could go real fast and use a suit to protect yourself
@Hunter Vonnegut sucks
I tried hard to have a Father, but instead I had a Dad. Totally relatable, miss you Kurt. 2022.
Change the gender...
@@davepollison4333 yes because Kurt would have wanted some random guy to ruin what his songs meant to his fans. smh
This song literally saved my life. Growing poor in Mexico, we didn't have much, but my dad kept a temperamental Ford Mustang that was way past its prime. On the night I got a scorpion sting on my neck, was the one night the car decided to work. I was losing consciousness and in full-blown panic attack, when my mom started playing this song. To keep me calm, my mom started singing this song because she know I would sing along, so I did. I managed to keep along until I fainted, just in time as we arrived at the hospital. That was 25 years ago. I still thank this song for saving my life.
I was there..it was surreal to see them just in front of me performing!
You are a lucky guy or girl
***** I don't care what do you think, I'm 40 and I'm from Rome and I saw them there and at the show they played in Rome at Palaghiaccio...oh well whatever NEVERMIND!!! ciaoooooo
+Austin Wright When your sixth sense doesn't want to work properly
awesome
NegativeCreep Still wondering if you have any particular memories from the show! : )
Krist @1:00 looks to be having the time of his life. In which he does in every song he plays. Underrated Bass Player!
he is such a nice and lovely guy bro
it's sad to see kurt perform so static, all energy he had back in the late 80s early 90s was absolutely gone, also is sad that Pat Smear had joined Nirvana around 93 i wish he could have been more time with the band, and is so damn frustrating that mental diseases are now a thing, almost 30 years after Kurt passed away, he was treated many times for his "addictions" but nobody never tried to reach him to get to the bottom of the matter, what was on his head, because addictions or substance abuse are a consequence, mostly people evade themselves from traumas, bad time in life, job stress and so on, maybe if Kurt was treated for whatever was hurting him inside, drugs won't have been a thing and Nirvana would still be alive today with Kurt Cobain having a normal life
Exactly, it clearly wasn't just drugs
Probably so. It's a tragedy that a few others self destructed recently in this day and age though. Cornel, Bennington, O'riordan , to name a few.
Trouble is, if a person doesn't speak, then no one can help.. On the flip side, people speak and others don't help. Drugs are the worst thing ever if you are not mentally stable, I can speak from experience. Make you feel great when you are on them, when you're back sober you feel worse than you did before. Vicious circle.
The mind can be a scary place, I wouldn't want to imagine what hell these guys were going through, very sad.
@@Vanadeo Depressed people usually are not very open about their problems aswell.
@@ZackZAP yeah, that's true, mostly because they don't believe that someone can understand them
@@svebki nor if anyone would even care
personally i still going on 30 yrs have zero closure to this man's passing and this band's lifeforce extinguished. it's like repressed trauma.
You know what's crazy, the sound EXACTLY like the album version. So good.
well in utero is really raw, so it wasn't hard to recreate live
Dutchie M Ya rip to actually sounding like the studio version no one can do that nowadays.
Rip Harambe.
back when major artists still laid down tracks live... Back In My Day, Et Al.
KURT COBAIN ERES UNICO!!!
Kurt seems somewhere else than the rest of the band. Great performance from him and Dave, Pat and Kris. The vibes coming off from Kurt are serious and raw...Kris and Pat seems lighthearted.
Yeah.. Kris seems to recognize this at 2:04 and looks like he's trying to cheer Kurt up
I love the guitar solo in this song. It's like the perfect mix of punk chaos with a bluesy feel to it. Only Kurt could do it.
One of the best lead guitars I ever heard 😊
the shot at 1:19 is so wholesome, just two dudes jamming having a good time
takes me back to an angry confused teenager in the mid 1990's in America. Where Nirvana was my guiding light thru everything. Its funny years later i look back and watch these Nirvana shows and hear the music and find truth in it all, it defines me as a person then and now. Long live Kurt and Nirvana. bring the 90s back please.
Kurt along with the entire band from Nirvana changed the music industry from what it was back in the late 80's,to what we liked and supported in the early 1990's. We quickly went from,"JUMP" from David Lee Roth and Van Halen to,"Smells like Teen Spirit" Nirvana over night. It quickly changed the music sceen from long hair garage rock bands to Seattle new wave Grunge rock bands. It was a generational change that flipped the music industry completely around and if your band was from Seattle and your music was Grunge/Alternative rock you could make a huge name for yourself. All the band's we seen come from Seattle in the late 80's/ early 90's like Nirvana,Pearl Jam,Soundgarden,Alice in Chains all changed the music industry back then. But it was Nirvana first who received all the recognition and changed music as we knew it back then. It was amazing to see that's for sure. I love all those bands and listen to them each and every day.
Dude I dig your TH-cam banner thing with you leaning against the stack of gold coins. Made me giggle for some reason. That's a lot of gold coins, Mike.
One of the best and sad to say last performances of Serve The Servants and Nirvana ever. Great song and rawness here in this video.
1991: Punk Kurt
1992: Fun/Happy Kurt
1993: Chill/Drug Kurt
1994: Empty/Dead Kurt
1:19 my last two braincells during a test
Ha ha ha ha I just pissed myself😂
This got me good
Especially krist that's my brain cell most of my time in school.
IBDJ underrated comment
yes!
Wow, this is one of the higest quality Nirvana concert recordings I've ever seen.
moeburn g
moeburn wait till you see this quality...m.th-cam.com/video/MLZftUdy8Ow/w-d-xo.html
I thought I was going to get rick-rolled, but you delivered. Thanks for the link!
I love how much fun Krist has playing Bass
Nirvana was trully unique. There is nothing like this in music nowadays.
No there isn't.
Курт - гений в чистом виде.
Какая мелодика, гармония, какой вокал, прекрасное соло на гитаре. У него получалось всё.
I dont know why you all are focusing on how sad he looks im more focused on the fact that this is the first time ive seen him with clean hair.
Kurt, wheres Dave?
@@kristnovoselic7737 somewhere in Foo Fighters....
Kurt Cobain lol
lol thank you so much for that comment people are downers! They can’t just enjoy the song...or his gorgeous hair...or the fact he is wearing (as always) layers of clothing
HAHAHAHAHAHA
Nirvana is my first band that I started listening to. I've been watching this video every time the first snow falls, every year since I saw this video, and since then I've never lost my love for this song.
Nobody told Pat his mic wasn't turned on.
he is singing there dont u heard ?
Or his amp. Any time I see pat in shows you can never hear his guitar or mic... I think he was there for show during shows
@@KenMabie listen during Kurt’s solos. It’s clearly Pat’s rhythm guitar in there.
@@finster i think he means vocal microphone
@@leonfoxworthy I’m replying to Ken who mentioned his amp 😉
Kurt looks like he is thinking.... "God! I wish I was anyplace but right here now."
Yeah it's really too bad
steven mc tinkle pants
Agree - he looks like he just wants to go home and take a nice bath instead of standing there.
Nice performance, still.
I think he always looks like that. That's probably why he shot himself. Kinda sad
McModMod McMod I think it was a long, deep slide for him.
This the most saddest live I have ever seen of Kurt . You have changed the whole music industry Kurt. You will be never forgotten. #RIP
@Christoph Waltz good times when rock was mainstream, nowadays it's the same, stealing each other's songs and then starting a social war on Twitter.
So much pain in Curt's voice. That year must be like hell for him. Still his voice is incredible
Hi I recommend an indiesong & video Called 'Looking into The mirror' by Robert Nix
kurt's*
2:14 - the intro to Learn to fly by the Foo Fighters
but this one rocks
@@NightGamers1 LOL!
One of my favourite nirvana songs
Same
My favorites are Serve The Servants, Drain You, Lounge Act, Aneurysm, In Bloom and Heart Shaped Box.
i feel like hugging kurt and tell him everything will be alright
Incredible. His voice, touch on the guitar, tone, just other worldly.
'I tried hard to have a father but instead I had a dad'
Damn, that line gives me goosebumps
What does it mean?
@@jonbon1995 i'm not even sure kurt knew what it meant
I think it means that Kurt’s dad wasn’t around and/or emotionally available enough growing up as he’d imagine the position of a perfect “father” typically produces. That’s what makes the most sense to me considering the following lyrics are, “i just want you to know that i don’t hate you anymore” as if he’s forgiving his dad for not being perfect. But then again Kurt was a story teller who liked to incorporate other people’s stories/fictional stories into his lyrics. Maybe he just thought those lyrics were cool sounding & relatable for others
@@JAWMSY I agree with you, bruh.
@@jonbon1995 that other guy summed it up pretty good... if you read the come as you are book, the author breaks down every song with Kurt, and with this he wanted a father that appreciated what he did and was good at, and encouraged him on...instead his father was upset Kurt didn't like football, hunting etc...and would actually tank wrestling matches to piss his father off.....so he is kinda apologizing for all the shit he gave him before he left and lived on his own
In my opinion the best Nirvana song.
It’s definitely up there for me, lounge act is my favorite.
Turnaround is my favorite one
@@guu2955 turnaround is a cover, but still very cool
in my opinion... huuuuh huuuuuh
Kurt Cobain, a kid who saved rock n' roll, but couldn't save himself. RIP bro
What
@@agentttttt shut up
he was a pretentious dork.
everything about that sentence feels wrong
lol
This solo is AWESOME 2:02
Remember when TV had live music shows
Good times
+Young Dylan good times indeed.
they still do.....
***** guitar center does live shows and just look around on music channels for live shows youll find them
Young Dylan , I think that's called Palladia
Song's situation
Kurt: I wanna get out of here.
Dave: DAMN!! The train is coming!!
Krist: YEAH WE'RE ROCKIN F#*K THIS CHAIR!!
Pat: Imma take my shoes off and enjoy life with my friends
100 😂
@NeoWhatever yeah he looks tired
Lol
Never. Get tired 😴 of listening to nirvana music 🎵🎶🎵🎶
He looks so sad in this video. Hopefully one day I'll get to meet you Kurt ♥
One of my favorite Nirvana tunes.
Nobody could hit those false notes as beautiful as Kurt...
Krist looks like he's having the time of his life. On the contrary Kurt looks like he doesn't want to be there.
This must be the last or one of their last TV appearances right? You can kind of tell Kurt has had enough and there's something not quite right going on. Still an absolutely amazing performance. Sound is perfect! I remember when I heard the news in April 94, it was like I'd lost my big brother :( rest well K C
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No you can't, you're just speaking from the benefit of hindsight.
@@redplague compared to Live & Loud or Unplugged just a few months earlier and yeah there's a difference
@@redplague 1:57
@@justintaylor3569 Only in your mind because of the benefit of hindsight. If you had seen this performance at the time you wouldn't have been thinking that he's had enough or that something isn't right.
Live & Loud was a proper live show whereas this is a T.V. show so of course their demeaner is going to look different. If you think that he had a happier look in the Unplugged performance then you have an over active imagination.
This is the best version of "Serve the servants" that I ever heard
A crippling amount of talent, such strength from Kurt.
I saw it live on tv, cuz that was one of my favourites 90's italian TV shows, and Nirvana were and are and will always be one of my favourite bands. I remember it like it were yesterday.
0:39 Dave blows up a mic with his nuclear drumming. Seriously.
@@channelthechannel duuuuude... I've never been more serious. He blew three up!? That's wild, man. Peace, love, empathy!
So THAT is why the drums sound so feeble in this!
Those are just stage effects, you can see them in other places in the video, they just happen to be on beat in those parts lol
@@lucascarfiro yknow you did explain it and the joke is ruined, but I wanna thank you for explaining that to me. I really thought Dave was able to do that. I’m so idiotic
@@immodium4586 you know what, looking back at his comment I can now see that was, in fact, sarcasm/a joke. I would delete my comment but I think it’s funnier if I don’t.
Kurt was such a vulnerable and complex person, his songs resonate with anyone who has struggles in life, we can identify with his trials and tribulations. His music is REAL, Heartfelt and sincere.
Pat Smear lost both Kurt and Darby Crash to suicide - must be quite painful to go through all that, yet you can see him smiling all the time.
Ilya S well that's the key to staying strong through hard times, to stay positive no matter what.
Charles Mansen > "Smear renamed himself after learning about pap smears in high school, claiming they were the most disgusting thing he had ever heard of."
Ilya S he had that yao ming face, i love that guy
Ilya S Pat didn't know Kurt as well as Krist/Dave did. Pat had just met/joined the band 6 months before Kurt shot himself.
I Don't Have Man Boobs Still, I can imagine that he was affected by it....
The craziest thing is, listening to this song years later, the riff sounds SO much like it could be a Foo Fighters song
Foos sucks.
@@lo_1 thanks for sharing. Whatever would we all do without your big brain opinion?
Not for that, you're welcome creature with the atomic brain.
That looks to me like his 'goodbye' the lyrics are very poignant. One of the greatest without a doubt.
🌟 "Serve the Servants" - My Guiding Mantra 🌟1:23 ✨ Nervana is so great, I DIG. Kurt's voice!
He had beautiful blue eyes
Kurt's guitar solo is incredible
think about it, such an amazing band like nirvana used to only play in a few gigs around town. in clubs n stuff. i wonder how many awesome bands are out there like nirvana, but not famous.
yeah maybe bro
the subways being one of them..
Um the subways are in no way underground, there videos have millions of views.
James Guvercin only a few videos are well known.
Regardless they are still not underground or not famous. They were huge.
a happy Krist 0:56
Krist always looked so happy while playing.. I hope his current band get recognized more
Nirvana, Cobain, were the voices of their generation. Not only just Cobain himself, who was the voice, but the sound itself epitomized the grunge movement of the late 80's-early 90's. As soon as a Nirvana song starts, just the opening guitar, you get a nostalgic feeling (if you're from that era). The parties in the 90's that I used to go to all had music playing loudly throughout the house, and Nirvana was played at mostly all of those parties. They were perfect for teenage parties, getting high, drinking, chillin out, hooking up. I fucking love them forever. Along with bands like Guns N' Roses and Metallica, they all contributed to my party days and just having a good time, not giving a fuck.
Hell yeah, dude, not giving a fuck.
SalandFindles Those were the days.
187jacktheripper Indeed, they were.
Teenage life back then was very different. I no doubt am glad that I am not part of this teenage generation. We were a cynical lot but it was a ton of fun but in some ways by '97-'98-'99 the fun took a turn. But the early to mid part of the decade was fantastic time to be a music fan. Where I grew up, Nirvana of course was huge but I'd probably say the main stays that were always on everywhere were Janes Addiction and Hendrix, even though he had been dead for 20+ by that time. Always a mainstay on the coastline though.
Damn dude, I envy you! But I also think the music of my generation today isn't bad if you find the right type of alternative music that deserves attention. My friends and I like to play edm during house parties and get fucked up, I think the edm attitude parallels the grunge life in some way shape or form
Serve The Servants is my favourite Nirvana song because of this live performance, just amazing!
This performance was recorded on 23 February 1994, during Nirvana's tour in Italy, and was broadcast on 27 February in RAI's Channel 3, on the 4th episode of "Tunnel" (a satire and counter-culture show aimed at young people). On that same day, Nirvana also recorded a live performance of "Dumb", which was only broadcast posthumously on 1st May 1994 (during the live covering of "Primo Maggio" festival on RAI's Channel 1). That accounts as Kurt's last TV appearance to be released .
I come back to this video after several years and this comment is very appreciated, upvoted for visibilty, awesome, thanks!
This version of this song is so amazing.
Gotta love the psychologists under every Nirvana video.
Omar I know right.
Was this the time he overdosed in Rome?
I hate psychologists, they think they can understand and read every one's emotions.
I think he seems fine here. On another note kurt and pat had great harmonics together
Looool