Wow. Amazing video! I watched the entire thing, very well edited! Bravo man, never watched a video THIS good before on TH-cam! Amazing stuff. Good job!😊😊
@@Gipsy_T. Maybe the ones closest to my heart would be: 1. Dumb 2. Milk It 3. All Apologies 4. In Bloom 5. Lounge Act And the Meat Puppet covers... but heck I love them all.
Great tune. The Unplugged version has such an amazing groove. It's the same on the album, but something about the live soft touch and Dave's harmony that gives it that extra bounce.
I saw Nirvana twice, the first time they were just one of a few bands playing at a rough punk all ages club in about 1990, and the second time was in 1994 on tour for this record. Although I love this record in my mind it’s impossible to divorce it from Kurts death, so it’s always sad for me. I can’t listen to it without feeling sad.
I love this album it’s basically the band’s “Rubber Soul” it marks a shift in their sound, I imagine if Kurt hadn’t died and the band carried on I imagine that their next record would’ve been their “Revolver”
It would have been a fuckin masterpiece. DO RE MI and U KNO UR RIGHT are phenomenal by themselves. So just imagine. But unfortunately that's all we can do
I scrounged together coins to buy this album. I was 15. Then a few weeks later bought a concert ticket for the show in Rotterdam. Then it got cancelled, shortly after Kurt died. End of my childhood for me in some ways. Love the montage with Francis Bean. I'm a dad now myself,so sorry for her loss.
I have always thought that In Utero, following the mammoth success of Nevermind, was one of the courageous albums ever made. It's also one of the saddest and most powerful.
I turned 30 this year as well Aug 26th. It's such a coincidence to think I was born the same year as my fav album from my fav band. I was literally "in utero" at the time the songs to this album were being recorded in Feb 93
Nirvana were purely passionate about music. I still have my tickets. I was student during the 'grunge' sounds. This man was way ahead of his time musicaly intellectually his head was far superior than any other musicians.
One of the many cool things about Nirvana different albums with different sounds and strengths it's always intriguing when you hear Kurt downing Nevermind.
30 years ago, my buddy and I raced home from school, grabbed our bikes and rode across town to the record store to buy In Utero on release day. We were blown away by how powerful every song sounded. Albini was the perfect choice
I wish I could go back to my first listen.. Nevermind had changed everything, and expectations were riding high. We could've gotten Nevermind II, but we got an album that challenged us, and we loved it.
I first listened to 'In Utero' shortly after the 'Heart Shaped Box' video started playing. I was 15, and the opening drums on 'Tourettes' really impressed me. I would rewind the tape repeatedly to hear and re-hear that intro. That must have been the Albini sound they so love, and I love it too.
From the first moment I heard the first song from this album, I knew it was Nirvana's best. And to this day, 30 years later, that feeling has never changed. I only wish they could have gone on and produced more of this magical, musical perfection.
I absolutely love in utero, it's brutal and beautiful. Sincerely I think it's genius and so raw, I loved it instantly and I was very proud of this record as a true rock n roll fan because of it's heaviness, but still being a mainstream record. It's one of those albums that is just a pure gift, a pure joy..... I already ordered the super deluxe 5 cd version of the 30th anniversary of in utero. Last thing, those record executives are deaf, dumb and blind, thank God Kurt stayed true to his vision.
Hard to believe it's been almost 30 years (as of the time of writing this) since In Utero was released. I'd actually been re-listening to it in my car just recently, without the connection that it's been 30 years. Insane. I remember a lot of the drama surrounding it when it was first released, and a lot of the criticism aimed at Steve Albani by "rock journalists" and the music industry in general. Those f*ckheads needed to understand that this album wasn't for them - it was for Nirvana and Nirvana fans. In the grand scheme of things, this is one of my favourite albums of all time, and most definitely my favourite Nirvana album of all time. And that ad featuring Bobcat Goldthwait - it's pure gold.
Thirty yrs ago plus 5-6 months, January or February of 1994 , I was 23yrs old and bought this album on cassette, I loved my JVC 3-head tape deck + Pioneer 100wpc stereo Amp. I loved In Utero from the moment I heard the 1st track and this still remains my favorite Nirvana album to this day. I still have my original In Utero cassette tape, still listen to it on a custom restored Kenwood KA-7100 amplifier w/my same JVC TD-V661 3-head tape deck and sounds as good now as it did 30 yrs ago. I always loved that they put a graphic of the suggested TREBLE & BASS settings for your amp/receiver/tuner on the insert. Thank you, Kurt.
Just started sophomore year of high school when in utero came out. Remember buying the tape and playing it not stop. I feel very fortunate to have been young in the nineties. Although we didn’t appreciate it at the time, the nineties were a special time. Nirvana was the sound track of this time in my life and the early nineties overall.
I do not care what people may say, In Utero is my favorite album of all time. Love this video. You did a great job mate. I'm biased I'm a huge rabidfanatical fan but this video is tits. Thank you!
Kurt was a true Pisces 🐟 ♓. The whole death/life/resurrection theme fits it. What a genius songwriter he was. A true musical genius. He is dearly missed. RIP Kurt Donald Cobain. We know you were murdered and are helping spread the word and may the truth finally come and soon and may justice come your way so that you can truly rest in peace.
@@Nirvana91xGrunge89 You can believe that if you want but if you think Kurt would be selfish enough to shoot a LETHAL amount of heroin, THEN somehow shoot himself in the head leaving such an awful image and legacy behind for his daughter then that's not respecting Kurt. Believing Courtneys lies and contradictions is not respecting Kurt. But do you.
@@joshuayettou9032 he killed himslef because he didn't like the fame and attention he was getting that is why he shot himself because he didn't want to be famous anymore he thought that would work but it didn't
@@joshuayettou9032Kurt killed himself. His marriage was ending, the fame got to him, he had a bad heroin addiction, and he was depressed since his teenage years.
Me too! Id heard it at my friend’s house just a few weeks after it came out and it blew me away. I’d not really been interested in music up to that point and it opened up a whole new world to me. It’s not just my favourite Nirvana album, it’s my favourite album of all time.
Love this thanks for putting it together.. its a shame the record label is so lazy and stingy they can't put together a professional documentary on it... its sad the fans have to make it with such limited resources, when the labels are filled with vaults of stuff probably.. and Courtney has some stuff too.
I always thought heart shaped box sounded much better on the album than live. It never did much for me live. The video companion to the song definitely does it justice. I cant help feeling like record exect's are taking another opportunity to Milk It...
Excellent video!... How I missed out on the Pennyroyal tea LP is beyond me? -Because I live in Washington State not far from Seattle. And because of what was done to Kurt he is never out of my thoughts & one day Justice will come & he can finally rest in peace! The🌎world be a better place if you were still in it⚘Kurt Cobain🥀...
This video is SO well done! I'm very impressed! You cover all the relevant media and more! You really know your Nirvana! I look forward to all your videos. Thanks so much for sharing your passion with us! ❤
Thank you for making this💟I reconnected with Nirvana and their music has helped me more recently, come to terms with myself more honestly. To add, similarly, as Kurt mentioned certain themes/subjects that correlate to getting out of one's system resonate. When it comes to Nirvana listening to their music again and also seeing how other people are inspired by them, feels very kindred.
I was 17 teen when this came out, great times at college during this period of my life. I remember an Art student who had a pet piece of coal, crazy but funny when I think about it now.x
I have a personal theory regarding the album covers of Nirvana's 3 albums. It was purposely ordered backwards, with Bleach featured Kurt becoming a rockstar, in Nevermind Kurt was born as a baby boy with the intention of making money and in In Utero Kurt was conceived inside his mother's (an angel) womb. 😅
@@sckl8585 that's an oxymoron,if anything he just wanted to be an underground somewhat successful musician without confirming to everything the term "rock star" implies or is known to entail or consist of.That's just what I think after years of research on the subject.I think Kurt would have at least eventually taken a break from music to make other art.Hard to say though,still....I think the small amount of material we are left with is absolutely stellar and subsequently fulfilling.
I can’t claim to imagine what Kurt was feeling or what he was going through leading up to his death but seeing him with Frances and how much he clearly loved her it makes it hard to believe that he could actually have left her like that.
Incesticide is always forgotten, yes its compilations but it was all recorded in studios while the other studio albums were being recorded hence it's also a studio album and In Utero is the 4th
piecing together a compilation of songs after they’ve been recorded versus going into a studio to make an album are different things. Incesticide will never be a studio-album, it will always be a compilation
I bought the tape at wal mart and they had changed the song name to "Wafe Me" but the song still was the same. I wish i would have kept that just for the memory.
My late mom and i bought an imported version of this album for my dad on Father's day 1994. I believe it was from france through germany..had gallons of rubbing alcohol flow throught the strip on it. Pretty good jam
Wow. Amazing video! I watched the entire thing, very well edited! Bravo man, never watched a video THIS good before on TH-cam! Amazing stuff. Good job!😊😊
In Utero and Siamese Dream. 1993 basically killed my childhood and made me a man. 10/10 perfection
Thirty years...unreal.
31 years since he died too. Time flies.
I know..I'm 51 now.,yeah time flies for sure
@@toke7342 29, not quite 30 years since Kurt Died. April 5, 1994...
Right?!
Yep... now almost 50...what happened...time went fast.
Dumb is a song that gets overlooked alot. So haunting and naive at the same time, beautiful melody and great lyrics. For me the best Nirvana song.
Whats your top 5 nirvana songs?
@@Gipsy_T. Maybe the ones closest to my heart would be:
1. Dumb
2. Milk It
3. All Apologies
4. In Bloom
5. Lounge Act
And the Meat Puppet covers... but heck I love them all.
Great tune. The Unplugged version has such an amazing groove. It's the same on the album, but something about the live soft touch and Dave's harmony that gives it that extra bounce.
Even in his youth,Lounge act are the ones for me@@Gipsy_T.
@@stocks7765 thank you so much i never seen anyone say "even in his youth" as their fav it's really underrated song
The best album of the band, the melodies , lyrics and art 🎵
I absolutely adore ALL things nirvana, In Utero to me is their grand masterpiece....
Was there in the beginning and still here Nirvana 4ever
I saw Nirvana twice, the first time they were just one of a few bands playing at a rough punk all ages club in about 1990, and the second time was in 1994 on tour for this record. Although I love this record in my mind it’s impossible to divorce it from Kurts death, so it’s always sad for me. I can’t listen to it without feeling sad.
I love this album it’s basically the band’s “Rubber Soul” it marks a shift in their sound, I imagine if Kurt hadn’t died and the band carried on I imagine that their next record would’ve been their “Revolver”
Their next album after In Utero would have been their "Revolver" which is The Beatles album made after "Rubber Soul".
It would have been a fuckin masterpiece. DO RE MI and U KNO UR RIGHT are phenomenal by themselves. So just imagine. But unfortunately that's all we can do
I scrounged together coins to buy this album. I was 15. Then a few weeks later bought a concert ticket for the show in Rotterdam. Then it got cancelled, shortly after Kurt died. End of my childhood for me in some ways. Love the montage with Francis Bean. I'm a dad now myself,so sorry for her loss.
I have always thought that In Utero, following the mammoth success of Nevermind, was one of the courageous albums ever made. It's also one of the saddest and most powerful.
I turned 30 this year as well Aug 26th. It's such a coincidence to think I was born the same year as my fav album from my fav band. I was literally "in utero" at the time the songs to this album were being recorded in Feb 93
Oh happy birthday 🎉.
@@kathygonzalez1413 well thank u
In Utero is an Absolute MASTERPIECE! Front to back a perfect record!🤘🏻🤘🏻
Saw them on this tour....my mind is blown that its been 30 years
Wow 😳 that's amazing.
L'album que j'ai le plus ecoutè au lycèe et avec lequel j'ai appris la guitare. Merci Kurt Krist and Dave.
Nirvana were purely passionate about music. I still have my tickets. I was student during the 'grunge' sounds. This man was way ahead of his time musicaly intellectually his head was far superior than any other musicians.
Our tribe,Always been and always will until the end
One of the many cool things about Nirvana different albums with different sounds and strengths it's always intriguing when you hear Kurt downing Nevermind.
30 years ago, my buddy and I raced home from school, grabbed our bikes and rode across town to the record store to buy In Utero on release day. We were blown away by how powerful every song sounded. Albini was the perfect choice
i remember checking out the artwork on the bus on my way home wondering how the new songs would sound
I wish I could go back to my first listen.. Nevermind had changed everything, and expectations were riding high. We could've gotten Nevermind II, but we got an album that challenged us, and we loved it.
i love this album it's core Nirvana and great lyrics , great vocal, great riffs
Me too 😂
I remember buying it on cassette the day it was released 😊
I used to have cassette too but now I have the cd and see it on you tube music 🎵 video it's so amazing 😂😂
@kathygonzalez1413 for sure! Personally I think its nirvana's best album
Listening right now. Rock on all! 🤘
I used to get my ass kicked when I would say IN UTERO was better than NEVERMIND. I still stand by this ✊️
I first listened to 'In Utero' shortly after the 'Heart Shaped Box' video started playing. I was 15, and the opening drums on 'Tourettes' really impressed me. I would rewind the tape repeatedly to hear and re-hear that intro. That must have been the Albini sound they so love, and I love it too.
The image on the CD is burned into my brain. I remember seeing it all the time in mine and my friend's CD books. Such a great record.
From the first moment I heard the first song from this album, I knew it was Nirvana's best. And to this day, 30 years later, that feeling has never changed. I only wish they could have gone on and produced more of this magical, musical perfection.
This is incredible documentary. RIP Kurt I sure wished you had lived bro.
Took me a minute to really appreciate in utero but man I love this album and all the emotion connected to it
I absolutely love in utero, it's brutal and beautiful. Sincerely I think it's genius and so raw, I loved it instantly and I was very proud of this record as a true rock n roll fan because of it's heaviness, but still being a mainstream record. It's one of those albums that is just a pure gift, a pure joy..... I already ordered the super deluxe 5 cd version of the 30th anniversary of in utero. Last thing, those record executives are deaf, dumb and blind, thank God Kurt stayed true to his vision.
Hard to believe it's been almost 30 years (as of the time of writing this) since In Utero was released. I'd actually been re-listening to it in my car just recently, without the connection that it's been 30 years. Insane.
I remember a lot of the drama surrounding it when it was first released, and a lot of the criticism aimed at Steve Albani by "rock journalists" and the music industry in general.
Those f*ckheads needed to understand that this album wasn't for them - it was for Nirvana and Nirvana fans.
In the grand scheme of things, this is one of my favourite albums of all time, and most definitely my favourite Nirvana album of all time.
And that ad featuring Bobcat Goldthwait - it's pure gold.
One of the greatest albums I am a huge fan of Nirvana
Thirty yrs ago plus 5-6 months, January or February of 1994 , I was 23yrs old and bought this album on cassette, I loved my JVC 3-head tape deck + Pioneer 100wpc stereo Amp. I loved In Utero from the moment I heard the 1st track and this still remains my favorite Nirvana album to this day.
I still have my original In Utero cassette tape, still listen to it on a custom restored Kenwood KA-7100 amplifier w/my same JVC TD-V661 3-head tape deck and sounds as good now as it did 30 yrs ago. I always loved that they put a graphic of the suggested TREBLE & BASS settings for your amp/receiver/tuner on the insert.
Thank you, Kurt.
“ if you ever need anything please don’t hesitate ask someone else first”
Just started sophomore year of high school when in utero came out. Remember buying the tape and playing it not stop. I feel very fortunate to have been young in the nineties. Although we didn’t appreciate it at the time, the nineties were a special time. Nirvana was the sound track of this time in my life and the early nineties overall.
I do not care what people may say, In Utero is my favorite album of all time. Love this video. You did a great job mate. I'm biased I'm a huge rabidfanatical fan but this video is tits. Thank you!
👍👍👍
Kurt was a true Pisces 🐟 ♓. The whole death/life/resurrection theme fits it. What a genius songwriter he was. A true musical genius. He is dearly missed. RIP Kurt Donald Cobain. We know you were murdered and are helping spread the word and may the truth finally come and soon and may justice come your way so that you can truly rest in peace.
he wasnt murdered he killed him self but my respect goes to kurt
@@Nirvana91xGrunge89 You can believe that if you want but if you think Kurt would be selfish enough to shoot a LETHAL amount of heroin, THEN somehow shoot himself in the head leaving such an awful image and legacy behind for his daughter then that's not respecting Kurt. Believing Courtneys lies and contradictions is not respecting Kurt. But do you.
@@joshuayettou9032 he killed himslef because he didn't like the fame and attention he was getting that is why he shot himself because he didn't want to be famous anymore he thought that would work but it didn't
@@joshuayettou9032Kurt killed himself.
His marriage was ending, the fame got to him, he had a bad heroin addiction, and he was depressed since his teenage years.
I truly do believe, as do many others, that Kurt Cobain was murdered
Got this album Christmas Day of 1993 and still rockin it today. My Forever Favorite Nirvana album
It is also my favorite ablum of all time 😂😂
Me too! Id heard it at my friend’s house just a few weeks after it came out and it blew me away. I’d not really been interested in music up to that point and it opened up a whole new world to me. It’s not just my favourite Nirvana album, it’s my favourite album of all time.
Feels like yesterday when I was listening to the 2013 mixes on the 20th Anniversary edition as a 13 year old boy. Still my favorite Nirvana album.
Wow. That's awesome. I was 13 when In Utero was released... How times flies yet also glides and loops over and over
@@thenewholisticI was 10 years old when the album came out 😅😅
My favorite Nirvana album. So wild that it’s been this long!
Love this thanks for putting it together.. its a shame the record label is so lazy and stingy they can't put together a professional documentary on it... its sad the fans have to make it with such limited resources, when the labels are filled with vaults of stuff probably.. and Courtney has some stuff too.
I can't believe I've gotten that old 😅
Peace and Lots of Love from Mumbai India ❤️💯👌✨
I bought this album and The Melvins Houdini album when they first came out on September 21, 1993......Happy 30th to both!!!
R.I.P. Kurt and Lorax
Their Magnum Opus IMO and it sounds as if they thought the same. That sound. Those songs. The musicianship and the passion from all 3.
No band will EVER do what Nirvana did!!!!
A person might
I always thought heart shaped box sounded much better on the album than live. It never did much for me live. The video companion to the song definitely does it justice. I cant help feeling like record exect's are taking another opportunity to Milk It...
bought it the day it came out. Loved it
nirvana is my favorite band. i am 30 years old. i was in utero while in utero was in utero (like while they were working on it)
One of my favorite records, bought it the week it was released. Had to wait days to get a ride to the mall.
I remember when this came out in 1993 I bought it at a record store in the mall and got the Sliver t-shirt as well...stoked. Still have that same CD.
Pure Masterpiece!!!!! PLAY F%#ing LOUD!
I LOVE this album. My favorite Nirvana album.
My favorite album
The best album to me ❤
Excellent video!... How I missed out on the Pennyroyal tea LP is beyond me? -Because I live in Washington State not far from Seattle.
And because of what was done to Kurt he is never out of my thoughts & one day Justice will come & he can finally rest in peace!
The🌎world be a better place if you were still in it⚘Kurt Cobain🥀...
Agreed! Justice for Kurt Cobain..
@@joshuayettou9032 Glad you are a believer my friend!😉
Serve the Servants is my jam
Happy Birthday to In Utero
In uteri was always may favorite! The song writing is incredible!🤘🏻
This video is SO well done! I'm very impressed! You cover all the relevant media and more! You really know your Nirvana! I look forward to all your videos. Thanks so much for sharing your passion with us! ❤
Would love to have heard nevermind recorded this way!
Their best work imho...Nevermind was such a breakthrough and definitely needed to happen, but this was the next logical step. It's a masterpiece.
Preordered the boxset. Amazing album.
Incredible Job!!! It’s an excellent documentary, it keeps you entertained until the end, amazing tribute 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you for making this💟I reconnected with Nirvana and their music has helped me more recently, come to terms with myself more honestly. To add, similarly, as Kurt mentioned certain themes/subjects that correlate to getting out of one's system resonate. When it comes to Nirvana listening to their music again and also seeing how other people are inspired by them, feels very kindred.
I feel old… I still remember when I bought the cd
Such a beautiful and raw album and displays so much emotion also great video you really did your research and it shows!!
omg this was insanely good wow
Thank you for this. I bought this CD as soon as it was released and it remains a treasured album to this day.
I was 17 teen when this came out, great times at college during this period of my life. I remember an Art student who had a pet piece of coal, crazy but funny when I think about it now.x
I have a personal theory regarding the album covers of Nirvana's 3 albums. It was purposely ordered backwards, with Bleach featured Kurt becoming a rockstar, in Nevermind Kurt was born as a baby boy with the intention of making money and in In Utero Kurt was conceived inside his mother's (an angel) womb. 😅
Nice!
That's actually a really cool theory.
Kurt was always as anti-rockstar as could exist so even when society tried to pin that on him.....he gave them the finger.
@@briandaniels2126 Maybe he just wanted to be an underground rock-star.
@@sckl8585 that's an oxymoron,if anything he just wanted to be an underground somewhat successful musician without confirming to everything the term "rock star" implies or is known to entail or consist of.That's just what I think after years of research on the subject.I think Kurt would have at least eventually taken a break from music to make other art.Hard to say though,still....I think the small amount of material we are left with is absolutely stellar and subsequently fulfilling.
Wow I can’t believe that it’s now 30 years ago now 😮
My favorite nirvana album, Steve is real
I havent seen enough tourettes love in the internet, its my favourite nirvana song and one of my favorite songs in general
happy 30th anniversary
This has always been my favorite album because it is real and honest and brilliant ❤❤❤❤
My favorite musical art piece ever 😋
if you have a pulse
you’ll dig this album.
😉☺️😊😃😉
✌🏻🇦🇺🌏🤘🏻
Awesome video! Deserves more views! 💗
I can’t claim to imagine what Kurt was feeling or what he was going through leading up to his death but seeing him with Frances and how much he clearly loved her it makes it hard to believe that he could actually have left her like that.
2nd best album, they hold the best song though MILK IT
Solid video presentation bro. Great job.
Incesticide is always forgotten, yes its compilations but it was all recorded in studios while the other studio albums were being recorded hence it's also a studio album and In Utero is the 4th
piecing together a compilation of songs after they’ve been recorded versus going into a studio to make an album are different things. Incesticide will never be a studio-album, it will always be a compilation
@@Paul-dw2cl I assume your aware that not all of the songs on their other albums all came from the same session or year right?
Probably the best video I've seen of Nirvana so far. I Learned a lot, and I already knew A LOT
I bought the tape at wal mart and they had changed the song name to "Wafe Me" but the song still was the same. I wish i would have kept that just for the memory.
in utero was released on my birthday!
Happy birthday 🎉🎉
Great video, thanks for uploading. Can't believe it's been thirty years! I suddenly feel old "-)
In Utero is the way Nirvana sound.
I never listen to Nevermind as its so slick.
Imagine if Bleach was recorded by Albini!
I can't believe it's been thirty years.
Guess I'm too old to die young now. Lol.
Can’t believe it’s 30 years already!
The greatest band in history in MY view
Lovely
I took my mom money to buy this cassette tape..this album is so cool..
Why do all these documentaries skip Insesticide?? That was a great album!
Kurt has been gone for such a long time now 😢
Fantastic video!🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻 what a great job you did here
The Nineties, whatta beginning...whatta trip! Whatta memories... Wait! How did I get here?
30 years, shit, I can't believe it! ;-)
1:37 Dave out here auditioning for Jackass
Yeah, I feel the same!
My late mom and i bought an imported version of this album for my dad on Father's day 1994. I believe it was from france through germany..had gallons of rubbing alcohol flow throught the strip on it. Pretty good jam
One of my favorite albums ever. Definitely my favorite Nirvana album
#NirvanaForever