As You mentioned at the beginning this is a cover of a Meat Puppets song, the lead and rhythm guitars are being played by Cris and Curt Kirkwood of Meat Puppets. MTV didn't want Nirvana to do this song live, but Kurt Cobain told them too bad it's already in the set.
Great video. I love this whole show. Here’s a Nirvana video literally no one has reacted to. Nirvana “Serve the Servants” live on “Tunnel” Rome, Italy 1994. There’s a ton of context for this whole final stage of the band that’s, but here’s the essential info: This is part of Kurt Cobain and Nirvana’s final TV performance just 40+ days before his death. At this point, Kurt was tired of the whole thing. His addiction and relationship with his wife was taking a toll on him. He also didn’t want to go back on another tour, but was pressured by the record company to promote the “In Utero” album while it was still hot. A lot to read, but I think you’ll see why this context is so important when you see his demeanor during the performance despite having one of his best versions of this song. There are captions on this video and would recommend because the lyrics go hard. th-cam.com/video/ODn21NOi-dQ/w-d-xo.html
Best rock and punk songs are basic like this and under 2 minutes. Buddy Holly started the "no more than 2 minutes rule" , The Ramones and most punk bands mainly adhlhereed to it. Pixies resurrected it after 20 years of excesses. Cobain idolized Pixies.
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As You mentioned at the beginning this is a cover of a Meat Puppets song, the lead and rhythm guitars are being played by Cris and Curt Kirkwood of Meat Puppets. MTV didn't want Nirvana to do this song live, but Kurt Cobain told them too bad it's already in the set.
My song favorite, excelent reaction. 🤟
Great video. I love this whole show.
Here’s a Nirvana video literally no one has reacted to. Nirvana “Serve the Servants” live on “Tunnel” Rome, Italy 1994. There’s a ton of context for this whole final stage of the band that’s, but here’s the essential info:
This is part of Kurt Cobain and Nirvana’s final TV performance just 40+ days before his death. At this point, Kurt was tired of the whole thing. His addiction and relationship with his wife was taking a toll on him. He also didn’t want to go back on another tour, but was pressured by the record company to promote the “In Utero” album while it was still hot. A lot to read, but I think you’ll see why this context is so important when you see his demeanor during the performance despite having one of his best versions of this song.
There are captions on this video and would recommend because the lyrics go hard. th-cam.com/video/ODn21NOi-dQ/w-d-xo.html
I love your Billy Idol picture in the background. One of the most UNDERRATED musicians from the 80's.
This was the song that made my mum like nirvana😂 she loved to clean with this on repeat and do this weird dance 😂😂
Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Alice N Chains had awesome MTV Unplugged shows
I jist wish i could listen to this for the first time again
10/10 i subscribed. Im now going to watch the video. 😛
Where did you sleep last night. From this same performance.
Always thought he sounded like Steven Tyler here
Best rock and punk songs are basic like this and under 2 minutes.
Buddy Holly started the "no more than 2 minutes rule" , The Ramones and most punk bands mainly adhlhereed to it. Pixies resurrected it after 20 years of excesses. Cobain idolized Pixies.
Cobain never needed bridges
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The whole unplugged concert is bad ass you should listen to others off the unplugged concert.
Im not sure you get stage freight on heroin lol. This is the only version i listen to...