@@j.dunlop8295yea and morons think Kurt was murdered. First time i heard that album and song i bought it in 1991 i was 14 and ive had horrible depression and ocd all my life and that instant i knew Kurt felt like i did. Thats what made Nirvana great and they connected wirh millions of people and Kurt was a very down to earth laid back person and its sad because he needed help and locked up and he'd still be here
@@thesystem4025these used to air on VH1. I remember watching this one on my PSP. There's also another really detailed one on Metallica's Black Album. All this stuff was so much easier to find on TH-cam back then. **Did research, it's called "Classic Albums: Nirvana Nevermind"
@@thesystem4025 if you look it up on TH-cam there's a 6 video playlist so you can watch the entire thing. I highly recommend it if you're a fan of Nirvana
Definitely… there’s a lot of 90’s rock that was. So many different genres, most musically diverse decade IMO. Also, “Smash” by The Offspring was phenomenal… best selling indie album of all time still to this day
The algorithm really wants me to know how nevermind was produced, I haven't actually listened to the album since I was like 15 or something but these videos are dope
I have to emotionally prepare myself for it, every time I listen to that song. It hits something so deep and so raw that I can't just play this song and then go about my day as if something indefinable and dark at the core of my heart didn't just crack open and taste the air.
@@SleepyFawn Thank you! It’s going pretty good. I’m taking better care of myself and better care of my Dog. I’ve been going on hikes. I even applied for a job today.
What's funny to me is that for Nirvana four takes before nailing a song was considered a lot. I know most big bands I've heard similar kinds of history stories of spending all day or even a couple days trying to get just one song is considered normal.
even funnier was, that a lot of Bleach, which was done on the Sub Pop label, was done in 1 take...with a few songs going right into the next all without a cut. probably contributing to only costing ~$600 to produce.
I read that Nirvana used to practice all day all the time. That's probably why they were so efficient in the studio. They mastered their songs and style before they stepped foot in the studio.
Thats totally things it’s amazing and powerful and that is next level producer skills. To record where it sounds good and not be chained to the booth. I can’t imagine that song overly polish. It’s raw and hits you in the feels.
I visited that bridge last week while on vacation. It's the bridge from the song, and it's part of Kurt Cobain Memorial Park in Aberdeen, WA. Very small park in the middle of nowhere. You can take pics of everything in the park in a few minutes.
It was a genius decision to make it the official listed closing track* on Nevermind (*Yes, technically "Endless, Nameless" closes-out Nevermind, but it's an unlisted track that you had to wait thru about ten minutes of silence in order to listen to on the CD copy. Plus, after the initial pressing of the first 50,000-100,000 copies of the album in that format, DGC dropped the unlisted track from the subsequent batch of pressings before adding it back in on the next batch and on all subsequent batches; so, there are copies of Nevermind out there where the album ends right at the conclusion of play for "Something In The Way")
I used to dis Butch Vig for making Nirvana sound too "candy" or "perfect" for the grunge scene...but after seeing a few of these interviews, I realize....dude was doing a great service...to the band, to Kurt, to the fans, to David Geffen, to everyone! I'll never dis Butch Vig again.
This is why Vig got the job. He knew how to react to Cobain in the moment. He didn't recoil in fear at the young man's rage nor did he get annoyed when Cobain went silent in pure frustration. Vig was a true producer. He listened to the artist. Instead of pontificating and wagging his finger as if to say "I'm the producer, IM THE BOSS" 😅 Hey Gar ☺️
I often wondered if something in the way (the song title itself) was inspired by the Beatles “something” (in the way she moves) as I’m aware the Beatles were a huge influence on Kurt. If memory serves me, John Lennon sang “revolution” while lying on his back.
If I somehow make it as a musician, I will make sure to tune my guitar in the middle of a music video (referencing Kurt in the Smells Like Teen Spirit music video)
I thought it was recorded on ProTools? Actually I’m pretty sure he said it was the first major song recorded that way. Bro changes the story every time lol
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That’s what a producer’s supposed to do; capture a special moment in time, perfect
Butch did that multiple times on Nevermind
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Definitely one of the top most haunting songs, projecting depression, regret, deeply so!🥺
I lOVE THIS SONG SO DAM MUCH. So much HEART. Great job dude! RIP Kurt, your music is the soundtrack to my best years as a teenager.
Thanks to this guy for history
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If you really believe that he held his breath, then I feel bad for you
@@nickolasanderson8133 wait… he didn’t?
It's a figure of speech ass hat@@nickolasanderson8133
Butch vig survives without oxygen for 3 minutes to get a take. Goat.
Definitely one of the top most haunting songs, projecting depression, regret, deeply so!🤔🥺
Definitely one of the top most haunting songs, projecting depression, regret, deeply so!🤔🥺
@@j.dunlop8295yea and morons think Kurt was murdered. First time i heard that album and song i bought it in 1991 i was 14 and ive had horrible depression and ocd all my life and that instant i knew Kurt felt like i did. Thats what made Nirvana great and they connected wirh millions of people and Kurt was a very down to earth laid back person and its sad because he needed help and locked up and he'd still be here
@@vicvega3614on here talking like you knew Cobain personally 😂 you’re a clown
@vicvega3614 I'm 14 right now listening to Nirvana 😅 Guess that's why it's called a timeless classic, huh?
I love these stories from Vig
I have the dvd
@@JEG69what dvd is it?
me too... but more so.
@@thesystem4025these used to air on VH1.
I remember watching this one on my PSP.
There's also another really detailed one on Metallica's Black Album.
All this stuff was so much easier to find on TH-cam back then.
**Did research, it's called "Classic Albums: Nirvana Nevermind"
@@thesystem4025 if you look it up on TH-cam there's a 6 video playlist so you can watch the entire thing. I highly recommend it if you're a fan of Nirvana
Butch has never, EVER gotten enough credit for his Olympic caliber lung capacity.
Literally
😂😂😂
Nevermind is a masterpiece. No filler. All great songs.
Definitely… there’s a lot of 90’s rock that was. So many different genres, most musically diverse decade IMO. Also, “Smash” by The Offspring was phenomenal… best selling indie album of all time still to this day
Definitely one of the top most haunting songs, projecting depression, regret, deeply so!🤔🥺
No bad songs
@tildencats9523only one that's not good is endless nameless
@@coolszewski1631Yeah but tbf hidden tracks often aren’t that great
The algorithm really wants me to know how nevermind was produced, I haven't actually listened to the album since I was like 15 or something but these videos are dope
I listen to it multiple times a month...
Listen to the album more. You will not regret.
😂😂😂your phone is snitching on. George Orwell would be spinning if he knew how accurate his book was.
Same, but its because the radio beats these songs to DEATH and i cant stand to hear them anymore most of the time
@@maxsav007 that’s so real, i can’t listen to smells like teen spirit sometimes because i just get annoyed hearing it so much
I have to emotionally prepare myself for it, every time I listen to that song.
It hits something so deep and so raw that I can't just play this song and then go about my day as if something indefinable and dark at the core of my heart didn't just crack open and taste the air.
Grow some nuts bra
lol
That last sentence you spoke was beautiful, holy shit man
Seriously seconding the comment above me, you should write
My G, you did not have to go that hard on that last line
SOMETHING IN THE WAY
GOT ME THEU ADDICTION IM 5 YEARS SOBER
LEGEND's NEVER DIE
I’m 5 days sober. Wish me luck!
@@GemTappX this internet stranger is rooting for you! From one person in recovery to another!
@@GemTappX Good luck! How's it goin!
@@SleepyFawn Thank you! It’s going pretty good. I’m taking better care of myself and better care of my Dog. I’ve been going on hikes. I even applied for a job today.
@@GemTappX its never too late man. i believe in you
“I literally held my breath for 3 minutes.” Here I was thinking he was just good at producing!
Oh to be a fly on the wall during this recording session
😂😂👍👍👍
.... As your face turns shades of blue.....
What's funny to me is that for Nirvana four takes before nailing a song was considered a lot. I know most big bands I've heard similar kinds of history stories of spending all day or even a couple days trying to get just one song is considered normal.
even funnier was, that a lot of Bleach, which was done on the Sub Pop label, was done in 1 take...with a few songs going right into the next all without a cut.
probably contributing to only costing ~$600 to produce.
I liked the heavy use of guitar feedback on Bleach. “School” was and is My Jam still
I read that Nirvana used to practice all day all the time. That's probably why they were so efficient in the studio. They mastered their songs and style before they stepped foot in the studio.
Butch vig the unspoken hero of a generation
So grateful for these videos. Thanks man.
Good job! You got him there and captured that special moment. That's what makes a great producer.
Man, the give and take between Butch and Kurt made a legendary album. So many stories
@kurtcobain was the true voice of our generation even tho he wouldn't like that much pressure but its true
That's one of the best 2 chord songs ever
Perfect producing right there.
Ppl thought kurt was lazy but he had so many songs n ready to record
bro what
@@ohmthepoet8428🤣🤣🤣
what is bro tryna say
Let him cook
Am I the only one always reading my comment before I send it?
One of the greatest producers of all time.
Butch is such a nice guy. You can tell he is so proud of his work with nirvana.
Butch Vig is a fuckin legend. Brother literally sacrificed oxygen for the music
One of the best songs on the album!
I have always loved how he sang this song. Gød I love it all the more now. Literally, cool story 😊
R.I.P. Steve Albini
I got goosebumps hearing this. Awesome story to hear.
I just got goosebumps listening to this.
My favourite song. Thank you❤
Love the nevermind story’s with vig
Nevermind is art in its purity. Is one of key things to happen in my life.
I wish i could be fortunate enough to run into someone like this and have one another change eachothers lives!
Thats totally things it’s amazing and powerful and that is next level producer skills. To record where it sounds good and not be chained to the booth. I can’t imagine that song overly polish. It’s raw and hits you in the feels.
Im not a big nirvana fan but this tune is just frickin amazing!!💪💪🤘🤘
My favorite track of Nirvana
Nirvana was around just long enough to be the most amazing band
It turned out so wonderfully haunting ❤❤❤❤❤❤
These videos are great, it really shows how many artistic hands are part of a piece of art
Butch Vig is a fucking legend
It's amazing what these men do just so we can have great music.
I really enjoy stories like this
U can hear a fan or something in the background
I visited that bridge last week while on vacation. It's the bridge from the song, and it's part of Kurt Cobain Memorial Park in Aberdeen, WA. Very small park in the middle of nowhere. You can take pics of everything in the park in a few minutes.
kurts guitar is also tuned to a bit higher than drop and they had to recreate it
I'm 50 years old so I was around when this album came out. Something in the way is the best song in the record
Butch “double the vocals” Vig
RIP Solid Sound Guy
As real as him ‘literally holding his breath for 3 minutes’
Butch Vig is one of the greatest record engineers of all time!!
It was a genius decision to make it the official listed closing track* on Nevermind
(*Yes, technically "Endless, Nameless" closes-out Nevermind, but it's an unlisted track that you had to wait thru about ten minutes of silence in order to listen to on the CD copy. Plus, after the initial pressing of the first 50,000-100,000 copies of the album in that format, DGC dropped the unlisted track from the subsequent batch of pressings before adding it back in on the next batch and on all subsequent batches; so, there are copies of Nevermind out there where the album ends right at the conclusion of play for "Something In The Way")
I love this album (Nevermind) One of my favorites.
Epic.. legendary 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
That band was an f'n handful
And the song worked so well on "The Batman!" 🤘👍🦇🌹
The only reason you know the song probably🙄
@@tygogaming7480 No I actually saw Nirvana when the first became big. Bleach is my favorite album.
@@tygogaming7480god forbid
@ArchibaldMeatpants oh so you know everyone on planet earth? Wow that's great did you learn that all by yourself?
@ArchibaldMeatpants he might not be lying, his cover photo is an accidentally shot of the top of his head😂
It’s by far one of my most repeated songs by Nirvana. And when I need to reflect, I put it on repeat.
I used to dis Butch Vig for making Nirvana sound too "candy" or "perfect" for the grunge scene...but after seeing a few of these interviews, I realize....dude was doing a great service...to the band, to Kurt, to the fans, to David Geffen, to everyone!
I'll never dis Butch Vig again.
this vid came up and i was listening to something in the way on soundcloud.
Brilliant song❤
True talent
Thank you, butch you made Nirvana possible ❤
bro over here suffocating so we can vibe ahahahah
I love this story
Butch is a f'n UNIT. Garbage, L7, Nirvana, Pumpkins! What else could you ask for in a career in music?!
This is why Vig got the job. He knew how to react to Cobain in the moment. He didn't recoil in fear at the young man's rage nor did he get annoyed when Cobain went silent in pure frustration. Vig was a true producer. He listened to the artist. Instead of pontificating and wagging his finger as if to say "I'm the producer, IM THE BOSS" 😅
Hey Gar ☺️
Bloke u can hear him phart midtrack
Butch Vig. Genius.
I often wondered if something in the way (the song title itself) was inspired by the Beatles “something” (in the way she moves) as I’m aware the Beatles were a huge influence on Kurt.
If memory serves me, John Lennon sang “revolution” while lying on his back.
I been to that bridge!
That’s so cool!
He literally held his breath for 3 minutes???????????????? Literally??????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Butch Vig is the only person in yellow tinted glasses I take seriously
He’s a wizard
A song that will last till the end of time
I cant wait till this song gets used in a batman movie Kurt probably
Butch is so damn talented, amazing producer and just went, eh, let's make a band. And Garbage was one of the biggest bands of the 90's.
Ohhhh so deep and interesting.......
so awesome
You can actually hear him take a deep breath at 2:37 of the track
he didnt hold his breath for three minutes
If I somehow make it as a musician, I will make sure to tune my guitar in the middle of a music video (referencing Kurt in the Smells Like Teen Spirit music video)
Didnt nirvana say the worst recording session was for lithium, and thats why they made endless nameless scentless
Great🎉
I thought it was recorded on ProTools? Actually I’m pretty sure he said it was the first major song recorded that way. Bro changes the story every time lol
Are all these Butch clips from a documentary? If so, what’s it called? Thx!!!
Classic Albums: Nirvana - Nevermind
On youtube, you can search Nirvana - Butch Vig - Nevermind Mixes
False, you can hear Butch's heavy release of his breath at 0:41 into "Something In The Way"
The real Genius is Kurt
How did they record anything if he turned off the tape machine?
Rockstars have the hardest life.
Impressive he didn't try to fuck with it
Fast-forward 30 years, and all “popular” music is made behind a computer screen with a bunch of software.
Yes. ❤
I've never minded nirvana. That's spiritual bard.
It’s funny how a song that is literally comprised of major thirds sounds so depressing
❤❤❤
Lets hear it!
He did not in fact hold his breath for 3 minutes straight.
Thanks captain obvious
At 1:28 in the song you can actually hear him breath. Definitely didn't hold his breath 3 mins. 😉
He was the last Real artist everyone else is just in it for the money
Another example of louder is not better
Nirvana went from "Big Cheese" to "Something in the Way", that´s the magnitude of this band and of course, Kurt Cobain as a leader.