Tom Petty quote for the win: "And then Kurt came in like, you know, like a Phoenix, you know. Like, he cut them down like wheat before the sickle, you know. Whhosshh, you're done!"
Its funny at 3:33 Gwen says that if Kurt was still alive today he could still be inspiring people to write music... but the truth is he still is inspiring so many people even 20 years after his death.
Half these guys have such big egos, they talk about their own band and experiences rather than Kurt. Tom Petty seems to just admit he's a fan and focuses on Nirvana.
Actually i became a fan of Duff from Guns n'Roses because he seems the coolest guy of Guns n'Roses, and a few days before Kurt Cobain passed away he just escaped from the rehab Center and Duff was also in the same rehab Center place and the funny thing it's that they see each other in the same airplane and Both of them were in. Rehab Center to detox from opiods. Duff mentioned that they didnt talk about heroin in the whole flight. And Duff invited a Kurt Cobain over his house to chill out. But that never happened cause Kurt Cobain dissapear from Duff's sight. I'm Duff said that was the last time he Saw Kurt Cobain. I'm sure that Kurt dissapear from Duff because he was craving heroin and was having the heaviest withdrawals.
I've read that Axl was actually an early, enthusiastic Nirvana fan, and that it was Kurt who didn't return the affection (great AV Club series on alternative music).
@@ja8ames yeah that it's right! I wish You a Lot of succes, healthy, love to your family as well and i don't know You but i like to send good energy to everyone. Love it's the Best weapon to battle anything
@@ja8ames Kurt was actually considering touring with gnr for a hot minute believe it or not but then axl kept calling Kurt to the point where it turned Kurt off to the whole thing. At least that’s what I heard through the rumor mill so take it with a grain of salt lol
min 0:32 "and then Kurt came in like a Phoenix, he cut them down like wheat before the sickle, swhooosh! You are done!" Well put hippie dude, well put.
3:53 - Kurt Cobain, the sound of his screaming especially on something like Scentless Apprentice: "A complete celebration of insanity...such a wonderful sound. When I listen to it, I think about what it must have felt like to feel that sound coming through you. Incredibly powerful."
Love the comment by Gwen when she says "Maybe if he was still around we would not have the music we have now; we'd have people writing great music again."
I'm a 100% pure rap hiphop fan. But NO ONE can deny the impact Kurt Cobain left on music, not even his genera alone, even rappers on multiple songs shout out and reference Cobain. RIP Kurt, your a legend and one of the few dudes in the music industry who kept it 100% real. On another note, as if I didn't respect Metallica enough they go on MTV and throw in that little Kurt Cobain tribute
It's really 3 rock groups that rap loves and respect heavy. Guns n roses nirvana and metallica. Hella rappers such as three 6 mafia sampled and got inspired by metallica, guns n roses shared their love for rap when it was hated most and hung out and made songs with nwa, and kurt as you said it all pretty much.
and here we are 20 + years later with Music being MUCH worse than even the glam/hair metal scene was. Lesson here is that mediocrity and stupidity will always prevail in the end.
I know. It's funny hearing them complain about the 80s glam bands. It was still rock regardless of what they looked like on stage, What do they think about music today? Rock isn't even popular anymore. Young people are listening to rap instead.
stuart luther Pop, EDM and eccentric Indie music like Lorde, Mikky Ecko and others like that. I think that's what teens mostly like these days. Rap surprisingly died out really fast and very sudden. It started dying out around the second half of 2011(it was still huge during the first half of that year) and by 2012 it already started to feel like a thing of the past.
***** I'm not so sure that there is going to be another rock revolution. I think the guitar has exhausted its novelty, it's been kind of stale for more than a decade now.
I think you are using the wrong word "novelty" the electric guitar has been around since the 30's it's been around for a long time it was never a novelty that's an absolutely ridiculous statement.
but instead of going there he turned back home, to seattle... there were two flight tickets. one to LA, REM. one to Seattle when he ran away from rehab.
Even Michael stipe admitted he was just trying to get Kurt to focus on something positve.He didn't have any specific plans to collaborate with Kurt , he just wanted to help his friend
dave ghrol is obviously legendary, but make no mistake Lars is also fuckin insane as well.. while, yes, they both have different styles, they both (i believe) have what their bands needed to make them sound unique
he wouldn't play in that shit , but he sure still would be using drugs cuz Courtney is a fucking evil groupie bitch and didn't stop to use drugs even after being a mom.
@@sephiroth666zack he would because his whole goal was to get famous and off himself. He was a loser narcissist and stole his songs from Pixies and Mudhoney.
@@MrYouarethecancer art imitates art. It's all inspired from something. it's the delivery that makes music original, who the fuck out here imitates Kurt's sound? Who the hell out here can ever create the same sound or depict the emotion kurt did? Nobody. Show some fuckin respect. Shows a lot about you dissing a man who's passed away.
+justin campbell Yeah, if you only listened to mainstream grunge. Nirvana were obviously very good but there were some incredible bands during that time that do not get the appropriate kind of love (Dinosaur Jr, Built to Spill, Wipers, Local H, Neutral Milk Hotel, Sleater-Kinney, etc). And Nirvana (and the whole first wave of grunge) inspired some truly shitty bands to make music for the next 20 years.
+Brandon Henderson Remember Metallica was the biggest band in the world in 1992 and then overnight Nirvana became the biggest band in the world in late 1992.
When you realize Kurt was really respected and loved for his talent by the rock community and not by the business pig men, but he never realized about that.
youre too young to know how real true rock metal hardcore and punk of the 80s couldnt be sold to you REGULAR PEOPLE jew slave bill paying society suckers, so there is .. pop hardore friendly punk radio filler,,nerdvana
***** For many Nirvana was a gateway band to discovering less commercial and definitely non-mainstream music. Especially when it came to punk rock. If anything there are more sheeple today than ever before. Due to the intense amount of deliberate bullshit out now.
Kurt was such a huge Metallica fan that he never mentioned them once in all the interviews he did talking about bands he liked, bands he was listening to, or bands that influenced him. Such a huge Metallica fan, yeah.
i know what kirk says is right... cause when you talk about your influences in interviews you name those bands and songs you played in your youth.., and obviously kurt was not capable of playing any metallica song...
There is not a day that goes by that i dont listen to nirvana, and my 6 yr olds favorit song is come as you are lol. I was little when he passed but iv grown to love nirvana as an adult, its my favorit band. My point is that he is gone, but the music lives on and is still impacting people everyday and i think he is happy about that. R.I.P KURT.....YOU FUCKING ROCK!!!
Kurt was one of my favorite people of all times, he started a movement and new era of music forever, he died or was killed young but his legacy will be last forever. Rest in peace my dear friend, I love you.
As a metal fan who enjoys a bit of grunge music, the moment I heard Kurt was a big Metallica fan made tear up a little bit, here we have a big name in music passionately gushing and being hyped as fuck over another big name in music, it's just like the situation with Metallica getting to play with their Idols, Black Sabbath, Motorhead, Saxon, Judas Priest, Diamond Head and Queen. where the big name finally achieves his dream of making it big and standing side by side with his Idols.
heroin is over rated these days... its flooded the streets all over America and has become an epidemic.. its becoming more and more of a problem especially for the younger generation...watch out for your kids because its coming to town near you
I wish I could understand what John Frusciante was saying I truly value his opinion on this matter. Wish this would be re-uploaded with better quality.
+mzspargo Frusciante is kind of a mumbler, but he says "the sound of his scream, especially on something like Scentless Apprentice or something like that... I just can't think of anybody who had done it so... had such a complete celebration of insanity type of scream... it's just a wonderful sound. When I listen to it, I think of what it must have felt like to feel that sound coming through you... it's just, uh, incredibly powerful, you know."
Tom Petty was and still is a TRUE TROUBADOUR. He will be remembered for being a great human being, an amazing lyricist. When listening to TomPetty and The Heartbreakers the relation to the meaning of this bands music completely is relatable to most people. I love the era of GRUNGE but really didn’t connect to that label of this style of music. What it did in my view was completely energize us all. I simply loved it all. Alice and Chains, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam will always be favorite bands for me. RIP Layne Staley and Chris Cornell. DAMN IT! We could have had so many more great songs from those guys.
Here's a list of some the songs that paved the way for an album like "Nevermind" to get big. Guns N Roses "Welcome to the jungle" Which talks about the extreme poverty and cocaine addiction the band were going through, according to Slash' book, the band in the wintertime actually demolished a wooden fense of the appartment they were living in at the time in order to warm up the place by burning the material indoors because of them not being able to pay the heating bill. Metallica "One" Now Metallica were seasoned veterans, and already had several world tours on their portfolio by the time that "And justice for all" was released. But it was a stroke of luck that made this very unlikely song and it's eerie video the thing that propelled them into the mainstream. It certainly wasn't the usual "Unskinny bop" multicolor video that the MTV audience at the time was used to seeing. Red Hot Chili Peppers "Knock me down" Like Metallica the Peppers had been around for several years greeted usually with indifference, nobody expected their blend of rap, Funk and rock to work. This was the first song of theirs to be put on decent rotation on MTV and the first song that had people recognising them on the street. In Anthony Kiedis' book "Scar tissue" he recalled that he and guitarist John Frusciante were getting into a cab and the driver went "Hey you're those guys from that song 'Kick my ass' I love that song!" And that song is really dark talking about founding member Hillel Slovak's heroin-related death. Pixies "Debaser" If there's one band who already had the template on what Grunge should sound like, it would be The Pixies, the whole Loud-quiet thing and screamed vocals was already there. Jane's addiction "Stop" Now if bands like the Pixies were instrumental for Nirvana and other punk based bands to get big, it was Jane's addiction who made it possible for bands like Smashing Pumpkins to add Pink Floyd like long passages and solos in their work. This video also shows a scene from which bands like Pearl Jam came from: the Surf community. The Cure "Lullaby" Again, the Cure had been around for a long time before they finally cracked the USA. God knows how many goth band that's around right now took a page from their book when this frankly creepy nightmarish video appeared on MTV. Robert Smith said that he didn't think that The Cure was an influential band until Dinosaur Junior covered "Just like heaven" and in doing so introduced The Cure to an American audience. Pantera "Cowboys from hell" Now if the general consensus of the changing musical tide was going from "Let's party" to "Party's over" can be contained into one song, it could well be THIS one, combining the fury of a massive bar fight, the "FUCK YOU!" attitude of punk and the ferocity of a Gatling Gun. Metal was here to stay and it was more brutal than ever.
I remember hearing about his death on the radio and it was such a shock I had listened to never mind the night before coincidentally. There will never be another talent like him.
the fact that he could write such simple songs and have them resonant with so many people is one of the most amazing thing any human as ever done in the history of art
@davidwagstaff47 where'd you hear that? I was under the impression Kurt wrote all the lyrics and music. Dave Grohl has said that in the past. Are you talking about the music or the lyrics? You gonna say Steve Albini helped them?
@dannygibson2597 the music, but he openly said he was guilty of "unconscious plagiarism" when he was called out on nabbing mudhoney lyrics. Best example is come as you are as just lifting the riff from who ever he wants
These pages are about Nirvana, Kurt, and the music they made!!! Ladies please refrain from writing out your dramas on this page! Keep it about the music!!!!
The most Gifted and talented Kurt Cobain and the Nirvana were indeed one of the greatest milestone in music. They brought a new kind of music with such a simple and low profile style of delivering but quite rude. Great guys Kurt's initiative and music will reign as long as the this civilization exist.
Petty, Green Day, Brad of Aerosmith, Kravitz, Kedis of RHCP, Metallica, Stefani of No Doubt (bck then) , Smashing pumpkins, Slash, - Some of the B E S T !!!!!!! Giving praise for another one!!!! Fantastic!!!!
You are clueless.....the sentence you put together would not only make Kurt laugh but he would be extremely angry.......Nirvana are no Beatles.....and fucking bieber certainly ain't no Nirvana.... You clearly are clueless!
I used to listen to punk music cassettes by that time, like Descendents, 7 Seconds, Dead Kennedys, I didn't dig MTV videoclips...I remember all my friends telling me nirvana were great, but I didn't know'em, but I was so pissed off and surprised that my new all time fav song was ignored by the rest of the world. It was called "smells like nirvana" and was by weird al yankovich. I just recorded on a VHS cassette one of the few times I watched MTV, and kept listening to it...till I knew it was a Nirvana song parody!
I still stand behind my comment: *SHUT THE FUCK UP, KIRK!* He's so full of himself that he actually made Lars look less of an asshole here. That's impressive!!!
Anyway to get back on Kurt Cobain and his influence on killing off hair metal bands and early boybands like the New Kids on the block, people are still saying that when "Nevermind" came out that everything changed but I'll say that even before it got out, the music scene already was changing from "Let's party" to "Party's over" And it started as early as 1987 that Alternative rock and real metal (Not the LA sunset strip hair bands like Motley Crue, Cynderella, Bon Jovi and Poison) began to bubble up into the main stream if you take a look at the high selling albums that came out from 1987 until 1991 you'll see my point here. Because among them were: Guns N Roses - "Appetite for destruction" Metallica - "And justice for all" and "Metallica" (AKA "The Black album") Red Hot Chili Peppers - "Mother's milk" and "BloodSugarSexMagic" Jane's addiction - "Nothing shocking" and "Ritual de lo Habitual" The Cure - "Desintegration" The Beastie Boys - "Check your head" The Pixies - "Doolittle" Alice in chains - "Face lift" Soundgarden - "Badmotorfinger" Pantera - "Cowboys from hell" Sonic Youth - "Goo" and "Daydream nation" All of those albums already had the hallmarks of what made "Nevermind" such a huge succes. So despite what seemingly everybody says that Grunge happened seemingly overnight, they actually had four years of clues about the musical climate already changing but simply ignored them. I'd say the pivotal moment of when "Let's party" turned into "Party's over" was when Guns N Roses' "Appetite for destruction" was released. Because when it was released it fit the need of people who wanted something real: not the overblown "I screwed so many chicks" Hairmetal that was being pushed down their throats. Guns 'N roses in those days were a band in the vein of the Rolling Stones, not very gifted musicians with swagger and 'tude. "Appetite" was about drug and alcohol addictions, living in poverty, the ruthlessness of living in Los Angeles and the wrong kind of women. Even their big hit "Sweet child o' mine" had a very dark forbading tone "Where do we go now?" "Appetite for destruction" became a million seller almost from the get-go and in doing so paved the way for the other bands I mentioned to hit the big time. "And justice for all" would have been just another Metallica album if the single "One" hadn't been picked up by MTV and had people going "Whoa, this is different, I like it." which was the same reaction they had when "Welcome to the jungle" came out a year earlier. So while "Nevermind" wasn't the album that swiped all the overblown boybands and hairmetal acts away, it certainly was the last nail in the coffin.
@@jeepmanxj No they were not, they never donned the brightly colored spandex nor did they do the Eddie Van Halen rip off guitar solos and songs about how big their dicks were.
There's something that i love with rock fans : they make live dead artists forever, so thanks to all of you guys, Kurt Cobain and Nirvana will live forever !!!
Perhaps Cobain envisioned a sweeping improvement in Rock music, starting with Nirvana, but little did he know that the "Grunge" wave would also gather up the normally giant group of morons along with it. The biggest irony for the end of this wave winds up being the biggest fans of his music became completely tone deaf to the quality music that preceded it.
Absolutely true. He mentioned twice...in a very short interview.... that Kurt was into Metallica and that RTL was his fav. album and whiplash was his favorite song. I never met Kurt, but if someone interviewed me about him, I'd think that I would have to worry about saying the same thing twice about him. But that's just Metallica for you, fake.
It's actually a fact that Kurt Cobain liked Metallica and was in the snakepit at the seattle concert in 1992.His favorite song from Metallica was whiplash.Kurt Cobain hated Axl Rose.
Ummm.. Yeah... No. Nirvana was a very great, very fine band. Metallica is a legendary band. Nirvana influenced rock up until the turn of the century, Metallica is still influencing.
Joe garza Yeah.. ummm… no. Metallica, great group they they were, have been alienating their core audience and losing friends for a couple of decades, coincidentally since about the early nineties. They essentially just tour the world cashing in on former glories now like a heavier Rolling Stones who haven't done anything good in roughly 35 years but the money 'rolls right in'. To say Nirvana are not "still influencing" is incredibly naive in the extreme mate :/ no statute of limitations on great music/writing.
I was in a local family owned bar the other night and they upgrated to one of those internet juke boxes that has all songs. So I play a Rammstien song that pissed everyone off. THE NEXT SONG WAS Eddie Veeder just breathe. they said your probably pissed off that someone jumped your song and played this. I said no I played this. That is what makes music so great that is so diverse .
+fatefai To paraphrase, he said that he loved Kurt's screaming and described it as a "celebration of insanity" and that he imagined how that must have felt incredibly powerful, to have that sound coming through you.
music isnt the same today like now. man when i first listened to smells like teen spirit i thougt. here is somebody who understands the pain of an angry teen
@Ivan Del Rio Dude im just reading your comments and as far as Kurt goes, yea i loved the man as a musician and i feel he gave us some of the worlds best song writing but you seem to be way to infatuated with Cobain more than a fan though which is whatever you wouldnt be the first. But than you start bashing people who are praising your hero and these are actually great artists lol. Lars is one of the best drummers ever, Kirk is amazing and has made some of the best riffs and solos in rock, and the reason i think people have such a big fascination with him is the same reason why alot of people who have past in the music industry get these kinds of fans, and its because they past in there prime, and you always wonder what if they were still alive and because of there short visit in the industry left him little room for mistakes and bad albums, coupled with his musical revolution makes him iconic. But what if someone from Metallica past and they only came out wit killem all and ride the lightning, Eminem only releasing Infinite n SSLP, or Guns N Roses coming out with only Appetite for destruction ( Big GnR fan and Axl Rose fan by the way which will probably piss you off also) than these guys and bands would be also so much more iconic than they already are. And if your argument is "he changed music" but so did Eminem being the first white rapper, Metallica being 1 of the big 4 to put Thrash metal on the map, and Guns N Roses being accepted in the realm of rock on the sunset strip without compromising there sound, selling out, being real, which earned them the title the most dangerous band in the world, All im saying is I understand your affection for him but dont let that blind you to being open minded to other music and trying not to judge or be condescending because the pressure is alot, bands grow and change as well as there music and some say than there sellouts. We dont know but Kurt if he were still here might of made a move that granted some fans to not like his turn. Dont be so harsh on judgment. And to clarify i am an immense Kurt Cobain fan and do wish he could still give us music.
He absolutely does not sit in my top 10. Way better drummers out there... Even just staying in rock. I think he's also regressed with the Black album and beyond.
Miracle Branko or lets agree you dont no great drummers jeff picaro john bonham clyde stubblefield carter bueford joey kramer and chad smith those are great drummers lars is not even in the top 100
Notice how in an interview in 1994 Lars said he thought nirvana was kinda ok but since nirvana became a rock n roll legend he jumped on the bandwagon :/
Father Thunder but do you really think he came to the conclusion that Kurt was a genius on his own? seems to me like he's just kind of repeating what everyone else says
warguy403 I think maybe hearing people's words about it might have encouraged him to give Nirvana's albums a full listen through, and then he decided his opinion based on that. I'm just playing devil's advocate here.
Yeah, I didn't really give Micheal Jackson's music a real listen until after we was dead, I assume it's the same for Lars. Kurt was also a huge Metallica fan.
@@Hybzy hes a hater. Every interview he trashes kurt because kurt stole Courtney from him in 91 lol. Its so obvious of how jealous he was of nirvana's success that overshadowed his band
@supernicewitit It wasn't even about the lyrics, but the songwriting itself, the chord progressions, the dynamic volume shifts, and those blistering vocals, shining with soul.
define legend - kurt cobain. I don't think he suicided, he had no reasons to do it, he was killed... He was a legend, he is a legend, he will not be forgotten, nirvana best band ever!
He had no reason to do it? No, because the media calling you and your wife horrible parents and junkies who give their baby heroin isn't a reason at all, is it? Or dealing with a heavy substance abuse for several years while having to cope with the role of "savior of rock n roll" and "the voice of a generation" isn't at all demanding. No, you're right, he should have been a happy dude...
Kurt was a genious! He was able to shape his music into somthing that was so out of this world. Being able to combind pop and punk perfectly. And he could of done better things!
nirvana has way better songs than smells like teen spirit even kurt said it was his least favourite song. I think is lame some people know nirvana because of this song when they have other songs more meaningful such as sliver, lounge act, in bloom, penny royal tea etc.
Ozcloudlink Lounge Act! Breed. Come As You Are. Aneurysm. Scentless Apprentice. Negative Creep. Sappy. All Apologies. You Know You're Right. Blew. Dive. Endless Nameless. School. Territorial Pissings. Tourette's. Oh The Guilt. Rape Me. Pennyroyal Tea. I Hate Myself And Want To Die. Heart Shaped Box. Radio Friendly Unit Shifter. Very Ape. Curmudgeon. Frances Farmer. Something In The Way … etc :)
Tom Petty quote for the win:
"And then Kurt came in like, you know, like a Phoenix, you know. Like, he cut them down like wheat before the sickle, you know. Whhosshh, you're done!"
It's coming
pj zeke We need another Phoenix.
+ivjdivfjalekvvjp tom petty is so fucking cool.
it be nice if we had another band like that to do the same with today's crappy music. It feels like it's the late 80s all over again.
ivjdivfjalekvvjp yeah that was funny. Petty rocks!!!
John Frusciante was the only person in that video that actually talked about an aspect of Kurt Cobain's music. God bless him
Mind you I'm sure all the others were all just answering Kurt Cobain-obsessed questions from MTV people
He doesn't care about anything but the music.
I got a question, how in hell did you undertand that guy??? LOL
John is an amazing soul....
Frusciante is an incredibly, unfathonablg intelligent guy so that doesn’t surprise me
Its funny at 3:33 Gwen says that if Kurt was still alive today he could still be inspiring people to write music... but the truth is he still is inspiring so many people even 20 years after his death.
Then she goes on to write garbage like that banana song, whatever it's called.
Good music not the stuff we have today
Half these guys have such big egos, they talk about their own band and experiences rather than Kurt. Tom Petty seems to just admit he's a fan and focuses on Nirvana.
as did john fruciante. The metallica guy is full of himself.
Dave Grohl even did that at the Nevermind anniversary :/
@@Julia-zz1gqDave was jealous of being in Kurt’s shadow
I'm glad that Slash appreciated Kurt even if Axl wasn't very kind with him
That just proves who is the real deal and who is the phony in Guns'n'Roses...
Actually i became a fan of Duff from Guns n'Roses because he seems the coolest guy of Guns n'Roses, and a few days before Kurt Cobain passed away he just escaped from the rehab Center and Duff was also in the same rehab Center place and the funny thing it's that they see each other in the same airplane and Both of them were in. Rehab Center to detox from opiods. Duff mentioned that they didnt talk about heroin in the whole flight. And Duff invited a Kurt Cobain over his house to chill out. But that never happened cause Kurt Cobain dissapear from Duff's sight. I'm Duff said that was the last time he Saw Kurt Cobain. I'm sure that Kurt dissapear from Duff because he was craving heroin and was having the heaviest withdrawals.
I've read that Axl was actually an early, enthusiastic Nirvana fan, and that it was Kurt who didn't return the affection (great AV Club series on alternative music).
@@ja8ames yeah that it's right! I wish You a Lot of succes, healthy, love to your family as well and i don't know You but i like to send good energy to everyone. Love it's the Best weapon to battle anything
@@ja8ames Kurt was actually considering touring with gnr for a hot minute believe it or not but then axl kept calling Kurt to the point where it turned Kurt off to the whole thing. At least that’s what I heard through the rumor mill so take it with a grain of salt lol
min 0:32 "and then Kurt came in like a Phoenix, he cut them down like wheat before the sickle, swhooosh! You are done!"
Well put hippie dude, well put.
Jesus christ man. It's Tom Fucking Petty.
***** That's Thomas Petty to you, Mister.
I'm going to start saying that any chance I get: "and he/she/I cut them down like wheat before the sickle!" aaaah that had me rolling
hippy dude... that's tom fuckin petty man!
blew fish what'er dudes
3:53 - Kurt Cobain, the sound of his screaming especially on something like Scentless Apprentice: "A complete celebration of insanity...such a wonderful sound. When I listen to it, I think about what it must have felt like to feel that sound coming through you. Incredibly powerful."
Love the comment by Gwen when she says "Maybe if he was still around we would not have the music we have now; we'd have people writing great music again."
+J Frenzy its funny because she says it as if her music is great LOL
I always think that
I'm a 100% pure rap hiphop fan. But NO ONE can deny the impact Kurt Cobain left on music, not even his genera alone, even rappers on multiple songs shout out and reference Cobain. RIP Kurt, your a legend and one of the few dudes in the music industry who kept it 100% real. On another note, as if I didn't respect Metallica enough they go on MTV and throw in that little Kurt Cobain tribute
It's really 3 rock groups that rap loves and respect heavy. Guns n roses nirvana and metallica. Hella rappers such as three 6 mafia sampled and got inspired by metallica, guns n roses shared their love for rap when it was hated most and hung out and made songs with nwa, and kurt as you said it all pretty much.
Love how Slash says Kurt was amazing when Kurt and Axel hated each other. Than again Slash and Axel kind of hate each other so whatever.
Most honest people don't have to like someone to admit their talent.
Tristen95gi I think the general concencious here is that Axel is a dick
That is funny because Axl And Kurt are very similar. Only, one of them was smart enough not to be a junkie kill himself.
Endezeichen Grimm They are not similar at all.
Both very egotistical and arrogant. Yes they were similar.
and here we are 20 + years later with Music being MUCH worse than even the glam/hair metal scene was. Lesson here is that mediocrity and stupidity will always prevail in the end.
I know. It's funny hearing them complain about the 80s glam bands. It was still rock regardless of what they looked like on stage, What do they think about music today? Rock isn't even popular anymore. Young people are listening to rap instead.
noless I don't think rap is that relevant now, that is also dying. They listen to pop music and EDM.
stuart luther Pop, EDM and eccentric Indie music like Lorde, Mikky Ecko and others like that. I think that's what teens mostly like these days. Rap surprisingly died out really fast and very sudden. It started dying out around the second half of 2011(it was still huge during the first half of that year) and by 2012 it already started to feel like a thing of the past.
***** I'm not so sure that there is going to be another rock revolution. I think the guitar has exhausted its novelty, it's been kind of stale for more than a decade now.
I think you are using the wrong word "novelty" the electric guitar has been around since the 30's it's been around for a long time it was never a novelty that's an absolutely ridiculous statement.
Tom Petty is the man
Uli Kdmabaalz RIP
R.E.M. was waiting for him to come to LA to start making an acoustic album with them. He had the ticket.
but instead of going there he turned back home, to seattle... there were two flight tickets. one to LA, REM. one to Seattle when he ran away from rehab.
that would have been cool
dude stipe and cobain would've been trippin.
the voices would clash so weirdly, the songwriting epic as fuq
Even Michael stipe admitted he was just trying to get Kurt to focus on something positve.He didn't have any specific plans to collaborate with Kurt , he just wanted to help his friend
ktothec24 ;(
When Metallica plays Teen Spirit you REALLY see the diff between a drummer, Dave Grohl, and Lars Imrich.
correctamundo
dave ghrol is obviously legendary, but make no mistake Lars is also fuckin insane as well.. while, yes, they both have different styles, they both (i believe) have what their bands needed to make them sound unique
Chicken Lover lars shits all over Dave grohl
Tf, you mean? Ulrich shits all over Dave’s drumming.
Dave grohl is a much better drummer than Lars. Lars was good on the first ten years, what happened to him anyways
I love John Frusciante. The guy is a true natural talent.
part of me is glad that kurt cobain isn't a 45 year old washup struggling with drugs and playing shitty super bowl halftime shows
Ted Phillips I thought the same thing and then immediately felt selfish.
he wouldn't play in that shit , but he sure still would be using drugs cuz Courtney is a fucking evil groupie bitch and didn't stop to use drugs even after being a mom.
Ted Phillips is this directed to rhcp? xddd
@@sephiroth666zack he would because his whole goal was to get famous and off himself. He was a loser narcissist and stole his songs from Pixies and Mudhoney.
@@MrYouarethecancer art imitates art. It's all inspired from something. it's the delivery that makes music original, who the fuck out here imitates Kurt's sound? Who the hell out here can ever create the same sound or depict the emotion kurt did? Nobody. Show some fuckin respect. Shows a lot about you dissing a man who's passed away.
nirvana was the most influential band of the 90s
Yea.. but don't Forget about the others. ...Alice in chains, Soundgarden, etc...
+justin campbell Yeah, if you only listened to mainstream grunge. Nirvana were obviously very good but there were some incredible bands during that time that do not get the appropriate kind of love (Dinosaur Jr, Built to Spill, Wipers, Local H, Neutral Milk Hotel, Sleater-Kinney, etc). And Nirvana (and the whole first wave of grunge) inspired some truly shitty bands to make music for the next 20 years.
+Brandon Henderson Remember Metallica was the biggest band in the world in 1992 and then overnight Nirvana became the biggest band in the world in late 1992.
Was Metallica bigger than GNR in 1992? It was pretty close between the two.
Brandon Henderson Yes,but Guns n Posers were also very big in 1992
So many great artists complementing Kurt and Nirvana, respect to them all.
When you realize Kurt was really respected and loved for his talent by the rock community and not by the business pig men, but he never realized about that.
The guy who talked about Scentless Apprentice clearly was a real fan and not just a "Smells like the only Nirvana song you know" person.
TEUNSreviews That was the Red Hot ChiliPeppers old guitarist, John Frusiante
Frusciante
The irony of Gwen Stefani talking about if Kurt were alive there be less shit music.
No kidding! She is a major contributor of "shit music"
You all are fools. Tragic Kingdom is a masterpiece.
youre too young to know how real true rock metal hardcore and punk of the 80s couldnt be sold to you REGULAR PEOPLE jew slave bill paying society suckers, so there is .. pop hardore friendly punk radio filler,,nerdvana
***** For many Nirvana was a gateway band to discovering less commercial and definitely non-mainstream music. Especially when it came to punk rock. If anything there are more sheeple today than ever before. Due to the intense amount of deliberate bullshit out now.
Punk was late 70s......or unless you are American... It took a bit longer to catch on there.
despite his reserved manner, frusciante is an endless reservoir of profundities. i always enjoy hearing his insight
kurt sounded like such a nice guy
Tom Petty, my lovely badass. Thank you for your music. RIP
john frusciante has the best comment by far
Thats coz he is probably the most similar artist to Kurt cobain
bolenat1981 Well observed. I totally agree to your comment...
Wtf is he saying?
arcticmonkey3 He refers to the depth and power of Kurt's screams, like in Scentless Apprentice :)
He was probably very strung out on drugs at the time
"'So glad we got rid of the guys with hair spray and leotards .. "
Amen.
I would take glam rock over current pop anyday.
I love how Kirk is hyped while telling a story about kurt
Kurt was such a huge Metallica fan that he never mentioned them once in all the interviews he did talking about bands he liked, bands he was listening to, or bands that influenced him. Such a huge Metallica fan, yeah.
i know what kirk says is right... cause when you talk about your influences in interviews you name those bands and songs you played in your youth.., and obviously kurt was not capable of playing any metallica song...
+SebaChannel Any twelve year old kid with a guitar and a book of Metallica tabs can play Metallica.
+John Brown So, you had a book of Metallica tabs?
+John Brown You're an idiot. Goodluck playing fight fire with fire. I've been a guitarist for a few years so don't even try to prove me wrong.
My exact thoughts kirk was exaggerating way too much here
There is not a day that goes by that i dont listen to nirvana, and my 6 yr olds favorit song is come as you are lol. I was little when he passed but iv grown to love nirvana as an adult, its my favorit band. My point is that he is gone, but the music lives on and is still impacting people everyday and i think he is happy about that. R.I.P KURT.....YOU FUCKING ROCK!!!
RIP Kurt all your fans (including me) are going to remember you forever
Kurt was one of my favorite people of all times, he started a movement and new era of music forever, he died or was killed young but his legacy will be last forever. Rest in peace my dear friend, I love you.
As a metal fan who enjoys a bit of grunge music, the moment I heard Kurt was a big Metallica fan made tear up a little bit, here we have a big name in music passionately gushing and being hyped as fuck over another big name in music, it's just like the situation with Metallica getting to play with their Idols, Black Sabbath, Motorhead, Saxon, Judas Priest, Diamond Head and Queen. where the big name finally achieves his dream of making it big and standing side by side with his Idols.
Never touch heroin... whatever you do
heroin is over rated these days... its flooded the streets all over America and has become an epidemic.. its becoming more and more of a problem especially for the younger generation...watch out for your kids because its coming to town near you
maybe without heroin nirvana would never came to life...
Heroin had nothing to do with their music
Chicken Lover nah my town is all about the methamphetamine lmao
Wink wink*
Where's Frusciante translator when you need him?
"...a complete celebration of insanity-type scream......what it must have felt like to hear that sound coming through you..."
Frusciante despised Kurt and Nirvana
emiliano martin ferreyra no he didn't 😂 maybe he wasn't a #1 fan but he sure as hell appreciates Kurt and Nirvana
What the fuck is this dude on?
Guy can barely finish a sentence.
Well he nearly killed himself because of his heroine addiction, his jaw is also kind of fucked up even after the surgery.
I wish I could understand what John Frusciante was saying I truly value his opinion on this matter. Wish this would be re-uploaded with better quality.
+mzspargo
Frusciante is kind of a mumbler, but he says "the sound of his scream, especially on something like Scentless Apprentice or something like that... I just can't think of anybody who had done it so... had such a complete celebration of insanity type of scream... it's just a wonderful sound. When I listen to it, I think of what it must have felt like to feel that sound coming through you... it's just, uh, incredibly powerful, you know."
John Brown Thanks so much!! :)
+mzspargo Cobain interested John ,that is the translate
hes very spiritual now,you have to think about what he is saying,plus years of drugs, slurs his speech so its difficult to appreciate what he means.
He's saying he liked Kurt's voice basically
I love Nirvana, I love Kurt, and I love even more the fact that other great artists, that I admire very much, admire Kurt´s music creation as well.
Cobain was just getting started. He was only getting started....
Tom Petty was and still is a TRUE TROUBADOUR. He will be remembered for being a great human being, an amazing lyricist. When listening to TomPetty and The Heartbreakers the relation to the meaning of this bands music completely is relatable to most people. I love the era of GRUNGE but really didn’t connect to that label of this style of music. What it did in my view was completely energize us all. I simply loved it all. Alice and Chains, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam will always be favorite bands for me. RIP Layne Staley and Chris Cornell. DAMN IT! We could have had so many more great songs from those guys.
Damn I miss Kurt... and forgot how good Nirvana was
Here's a list of some the songs that paved the way for an album like "Nevermind" to get big.
Guns N Roses "Welcome to the jungle"
Which talks about the extreme poverty and cocaine addiction the band were going through, according to Slash' book, the band in the wintertime actually demolished a wooden fense of the appartment they were living in at the time in order to warm up the place by burning the material indoors because of them not being able to pay the heating bill.
Metallica "One"
Now Metallica were seasoned veterans, and already had several world tours on their portfolio by the time that "And justice for all" was released. But it was a stroke of luck that made this very unlikely song and it's eerie video the thing that propelled them into the mainstream. It certainly wasn't the usual "Unskinny bop" multicolor video that the MTV audience at the time was used to seeing.
Red Hot Chili Peppers "Knock me down"
Like Metallica the Peppers had been around for several years greeted usually with indifference, nobody expected their blend of rap, Funk and rock to work. This was the first song of theirs to be put on decent rotation on MTV and the first song that had people recognising them on the street. In Anthony Kiedis' book "Scar tissue" he recalled that he and guitarist John Frusciante were getting into a cab and the driver went "Hey you're those guys from that song 'Kick my ass' I love that song!" And that song is really dark talking about founding member Hillel Slovak's heroin-related death.
Pixies "Debaser"
If there's one band who already had the template on what Grunge should sound like, it would be The Pixies, the whole Loud-quiet thing and screamed vocals was already there.
Jane's addiction "Stop"
Now if bands like the Pixies were instrumental for Nirvana and other punk based bands to get big, it was Jane's addiction who made it possible for bands like Smashing Pumpkins to add Pink Floyd like long passages and solos in their work. This video also shows a scene from which bands like Pearl Jam came from: the Surf community.
The Cure "Lullaby"
Again, the Cure had been around for a long time before they finally cracked the USA. God knows how many goth band that's around right now took a page from their book when this frankly creepy nightmarish video appeared on MTV. Robert Smith said that he didn't think that The Cure was an influential band until Dinosaur Junior covered "Just like heaven" and in doing so introduced The Cure to an American audience.
Pantera "Cowboys from hell"
Now if the general consensus of the changing musical tide was going from "Let's party" to "Party's over" can be contained into one song, it could well be THIS one, combining the fury of a massive bar fight, the "FUCK YOU!" attitude of punk and the ferocity of a Gatling Gun. Metal was here to stay and it was more brutal than ever.
Holy crap! John Frusciante!!
Tom Petty one of the best quotes ever, just makes you smile.
John is truly a Genius... and thank God he is still alive at least
I remember hearing about his death on the radio and it was such a shock I had listened to never mind the night before coincidentally. There will never be another talent like him.
"And then Kurt came in...like a Phoenix..you know" -Tom Petty
0:34 - That gave me chills.
He was a genius songwriter. The stuff he wrote wasn't that complex, but songwriting is a gift. He also had a lot of raw emotion that few artists have.
the fact that he could write such simple songs and have them resonant with so many people is one of the most amazing thing any human as ever done in the history of art
I mean, more than half of Nirvana's music was written by people outside of the band
@davidwagstaff47 where'd you hear that? I was under the impression Kurt wrote all the lyrics and music. Dave Grohl has said that in the past. Are you talking about the music or the lyrics? You gonna say Steve Albini helped them?
@dannygibson2597 the music, but he openly said he was guilty of "unconscious plagiarism" when he was called out on nabbing mudhoney lyrics. Best example is come as you are as just lifting the riff from who ever he wants
Thankyou for highlighting Johns input on Mr. Cobains most poignantly powerfully moving vocal style.
These pages are about Nirvana, Kurt, and the music they made!!! Ladies please refrain from writing out your dramas on this page! Keep it about the music!!!!
everybody loves him !
That's so cool ,
i will him to (:
R.I.P. Kurt ♥
Frusciante is known to play Nirvana covers as well. There's a clip of him playing Lounge Act acoustically.
The most Gifted and talented Kurt Cobain and the Nirvana were indeed one of the greatest milestone in music. They brought a new kind of music with such a simple and low profile style of delivering but quite rude. Great guys Kurt's initiative and music will reign as long as the this civilization exist.
Loved the 80s AND the 90s...
Unfortunately mainstream music since the end of the 90s has been nothing but pure trash, lol.
Tom Petty, John Frusciante, Kirk Hamment, Slash, this is a fucking cool compilation. I know it's late, but thanks for putting this together.
For Kurt indeed
Petty, Green Day, Brad of Aerosmith, Kravitz, Kedis of RHCP, Metallica, Stefani of No Doubt (bck then) , Smashing pumpkins, Slash, - Some of the B E S T !!!!!!! Giving praise for another one!!!! Fantastic!!!!
Metalica Awesome! RIP Kurt
RIP Kurt. We miss you
I todally agree rock and rolll need kick in the ass the Beatles did it then Nirvana and now Justin Bieber today
You are clueless.....the sentence you put together would not only make Kurt laugh but he would be extremely angry.......Nirvana are no Beatles.....and fucking bieber certainly ain't no Nirvana....
You clearly are clueless!
Lmfao
Justin Bieber couldnt fight his way out of a paper bag much less kick rock and roll in the ass. He is a youtube pop star and ultimately forgettable.
I used to listen to punk music cassettes by that time, like Descendents, 7 Seconds, Dead Kennedys, I didn't dig MTV videoclips...I remember all my friends telling me nirvana were great, but I didn't know'em, but I was so pissed off and surprised that my new all time fav song was ignored by the rest of the world. It was called "smells like nirvana" and was by weird al yankovich. I just recorded on a VHS cassette one of the few times I watched MTV, and kept listening to it...till I knew it was a Nirvana song parody!
"Kurt was a Metallica fan!"
Kirk... Shut up... You made Lars look like he cares about something other than himself...
But Kurt was a Metallica fan
I still stand behind my comment: *SHUT THE FUCK UP, KIRK!*
He's so full of himself that he actually made Lars look less of an asshole here.
That's impressive!!!
Because they're friends
when you make as big of an impact as fucking Metallica, feel free to talk all the shit you want
And his favorite song was Whiplash
is that dave grohl on the left at the very beginning? and isn't that also jeremy or some other PJ song from ten in the background at the beggining?
Anyway to get back on Kurt Cobain and his influence on killing off hair metal bands and early boybands like the New Kids on the block, people are still saying that when "Nevermind" came out that everything changed but I'll say that even before it got out, the music scene already was changing from "Let's party" to "Party's over"
And it started as early as 1987 that Alternative rock and real metal (Not the LA sunset strip hair bands like Motley Crue, Cynderella, Bon Jovi and Poison) began to bubble up into the main stream if you take a look at the high selling albums that came out from 1987 until 1991 you'll see my point here.
Because among them were:
Guns N Roses - "Appetite for destruction"
Metallica - "And justice for all" and "Metallica" (AKA "The Black album")
Red Hot Chili Peppers - "Mother's milk" and "BloodSugarSexMagic"
Jane's addiction - "Nothing shocking" and "Ritual de lo Habitual"
The Cure - "Desintegration"
The Beastie Boys - "Check your head"
The Pixies - "Doolittle"
Alice in chains - "Face lift"
Soundgarden - "Badmotorfinger"
Pantera - "Cowboys from hell"
Sonic Youth - "Goo" and "Daydream nation"
All of those albums already had the hallmarks of what made "Nevermind" such a huge succes. So despite what seemingly everybody says that Grunge happened seemingly overnight, they actually had four years of clues about the musical climate already changing but simply ignored them.
I'd say the pivotal moment of when "Let's party" turned into "Party's over" was when Guns N Roses' "Appetite for destruction" was released. Because when it was released it fit the need of people who wanted something real: not the overblown "I screwed so many chicks" Hairmetal that was being pushed down their throats.
Guns 'N roses in those days were a band in the vein of the Rolling Stones, not very gifted musicians with swagger and 'tude. "Appetite" was about drug and alcohol addictions, living in poverty, the ruthlessness of living in Los Angeles and the wrong kind of women. Even their big hit "Sweet child o' mine" had a very dark forbading tone "Where do we go now?"
"Appetite for destruction" became a million seller almost from the get-go and in doing so paved the way for the other bands I mentioned to hit the big time. "And justice for all" would have been just another Metallica album if the single "One" hadn't been picked up by MTV and had people going "Whoa, this is different, I like it." which was the same reaction they had when "Welcome to the jungle" came out a year earlier.
So while "Nevermind" wasn't the album that swiped all the overblown boybands and hairmetal acts away, it certainly was the last nail in the coffin.
this is amazing! I thank you for this! you put in so much effort in this comment ugh! bless your soul
Thank you for this analysis!! Very interesting to hear what someone who was around back then has to say about that period in music history!
Gnr was hair metal though.
@@jeepmanxj No they were not, they never donned the brightly colored spandex nor did they do the Eddie Van Halen rip off guitar solos and songs about how big their dicks were.
@@RastaSaiyaman you have your opinions while I hang here in the real world.
There's something that i love with rock fans : they make live dead artists forever, so thanks to all of you guys, Kurt Cobain and Nirvana will live forever !!!
The medley Metallica played was pretty cool.
Tom Petty is the man. Love the great things he said about Kurt.
MTV today is TRASH.
No, dude. MTV was always trash. LOL
Rocket nah, back in the day they had good music and shows on mtv, but nowadays its basicaly barbie dolls talking shit about eachother.
Then why are you here?
@@3ink187 Because of Kurt Cobain, not because of MTV. I have just said that MTV is trash and i think that other people agree with me too
@@VendPrekmurec He was making a reference to what Kurt said on mtv live and loud to a fan that yelled mtv sucks
I wonder what it would sound like to have that sound coming from you! Wow I absolutely loved that!
Perhaps Cobain envisioned a sweeping improvement in Rock music, starting with Nirvana, but little did he know that the "Grunge" wave would also gather up the normally giant group of morons along with it. The biggest irony for the end of this wave winds up being the biggest fans of his music became completely tone deaf to the quality music that preceded it.
The best crossover of artist
Didn't need to see Kirk Hammett lying about being into Nirvana before they were big.. or about Kurt liking Ride The Lightning.
Absolutely true. He mentioned twice...in a very short interview.... that Kurt was into Metallica and that RTL was his fav. album and whiplash was his favorite song. I never met Kurt, but if someone interviewed me about him, I'd think that I would have to worry about saying the same thing twice about him. But that's just Metallica for you, fake.
It's actually a fact that Kurt Cobain liked Metallica and was in the snakepit at the seattle concert in 1992.His favorite song from Metallica was whiplash.Kurt Cobain hated Axl Rose.
Thanks God for that
wow its amazing 1 of my greatest band...hope you make live concert here in cebu philippines.....
did lars ever have a hairline?
U cant choose geens
slash,metallica, dave, green day and more, all loved kurt and agree he changed music
Metallica, Nirvana,..........Nirvana
Ummm.. Yeah... No.
Nirvana was a very great, very fine band. Metallica is a legendary band. Nirvana influenced rock up until the turn of the century, Metallica is still influencing.
Joe garza Yeah.. ummm… no. Metallica, great group they they were, have been alienating their core audience and losing friends for a couple of decades, coincidentally since about the early nineties. They essentially just tour the world cashing in on former glories now like a heavier Rolling Stones who haven't done anything good in roughly 35 years but the money 'rolls right in'. To say Nirvana are not "still influencing" is incredibly naive in the extreme mate :/ no statute of limitations on great music/writing.
Two different genres... Two different bands. Both are amazingly successful and talented. Leave it at that.
Awwww I almost cried when he said Kurt is a fan of metallica my favorite band loves the other band I love
4.50 Ed Bassmaster dressed up as Tequila.
I was in a local family owned bar the other night and they upgrated to one of those internet juke boxes that has all songs. So I play a Rammstien song that pissed everyone off. THE NEXT SONG WAS Eddie Veeder just breathe. they said your probably pissed off that someone jumped your song and played this. I said no I played this. That is what makes music so great that is so diverse .
can somebody write to me what is john frusciante saying??? Please, I'd be so thankful please please!
+fatefai To paraphrase, he said that he loved Kurt's screaming and described it as a "celebration of insanity" and that he imagined how that must have felt incredibly powerful, to have that sound coming through you.
music isnt the same today like now. man when i first listened to smells like teen spirit i thougt. here is somebody who understands the pain of an angry teen
@Ivan Del Rio Dude im just reading your comments and as far as Kurt goes, yea i loved the man as a musician and i feel he gave us some of the worlds best song writing but you seem to be way to infatuated with Cobain more than a fan though which is whatever you wouldnt be the first. But than you start bashing people who are praising your hero and these are actually great artists lol. Lars is one of the best drummers ever, Kirk is amazing and has made some of the best riffs and solos in rock, and the reason i think people have such a big fascination with him is the same reason why alot of people who have past in the music industry get these kinds of fans, and its because they past in there prime, and you always wonder what if they were still alive and because of there short visit in the industry left him little room for mistakes and bad albums, coupled with his musical revolution makes him iconic. But what if someone from Metallica past and they only came out wit killem all and ride the lightning, Eminem only releasing Infinite n SSLP, or Guns N Roses coming out with only Appetite for destruction ( Big GnR fan and Axl Rose fan by the way which will probably piss you off also) than these guys and bands would be also so much more iconic than they already are. And if your argument is "he changed music" but so did Eminem being the first white rapper, Metallica being 1 of the big 4 to put Thrash metal on the map, and Guns N Roses being accepted in the realm of rock on the sunset strip without compromising there sound, selling out, being real, which earned them the title the most dangerous band in the world, All im saying is I understand your affection for him but dont let that blind you to being open minded to other music and trying not to judge or be condescending because the pressure is alot, bands grow and change as well as there music and some say than there sellouts. We dont know but Kurt if he were still here might of made a move that granted some fans to not like his turn. Dont be so harsh on judgment. And to clarify i am an immense Kurt Cobain fan and do wish he could still give us music.
Lars best drummers ever... Whoa, slow down there...
ianmason2003
not the greatest agreed but you cant tell me he doesnt sit in your top 10
He absolutely does not sit in my top 10. Way better drummers out there... Even just staying in rock. I think he's also regressed with the Black album and beyond.
ianmason2003
lets agree to disagree
Miracle Branko or lets agree you dont no great drummers jeff picaro john bonham clyde stubblefield carter bueford joey kramer and chad smith those are great drummers lars is not even in the top 100
The ending medley was fucking amazing! Ive never seen that before.
Metallic doing teen spirit MY GOD amazing
dude theres such a big difference between the two. theyre respectable and awesome in such different ways.
Notice how in an interview in 1994 Lars said he thought nirvana was kinda ok but since nirvana became a rock n roll legend he jumped on the bandwagon :/
It might have been the difference between hearing just the single and hearing the whole record
Father Thunder but do you really think he came to the conclusion that Kurt was a genius on his own? seems to me like he's just kind of repeating what everyone else says
warguy403 I think maybe hearing people's words about it might have encouraged him to give Nirvana's albums a full listen through, and then he decided his opinion based on that. I'm just playing devil's advocate here.
Yeah, I didn't really give Micheal Jackson's music a real listen until after we was dead, I assume it's the same for Lars. Kurt was also a huge Metallica fan.
+DrPopCake that "guy" would be John Frusciante. He was actually clean for about 4 years at the time of the interview.
of course Billy Corgan has to throw his opinion in there
Phike he made great music
Well I mean, MTV sort of interviewed him for it. They were peers.
He looks like a human tick.
Billy Corgan can be a douche at times but he is very talented and has a valid opinion of most things 90s rock
@@Hybzy hes a hater. Every interview he trashes kurt because kurt stole Courtney from him in 91 lol. Its so obvious of how jealous he was of nirvana's success that overshadowed his band
Really great video quality here... what model potato did they use to film this?
*"Multiple Musicians Talk About Kurt Cobain"
that last metallica seconds just made me love the band even more.
O.k. Kirk, we heard you. Curt was a big Metallica fan.
Lol his story sounds like a crock of shit.
@supernicewitit
It wasn't even about the lyrics, but the songwriting itself, the chord progressions, the dynamic volume shifts, and those blistering vocals, shining with soul.
define legend - kurt cobain.
I don't think he suicided, he had no reasons to do it, he was killed... He was a legend, he is a legend, he will not be forgotten, nirvana best band ever!
He certainly was murdered
He had no reason to do it? No, because the media calling you and your wife horrible parents and junkies who give their baby heroin isn't a reason at all, is it? Or dealing with a heavy substance abuse for several years while having to cope with the role of "savior of rock n roll" and "the voice of a generation" isn't at all demanding. No, you're right, he should have been a happy dude...
rockmusic111 he often said he wantet to kill himself, but ppl though he was joking
Depression?
tell me please...who the f... would like to kill Kurt,please:?
Kurt and Tom Petty jamming out right about now!
willy pumpkins is soooooooo fukn jelous ahhaha
couldn't agree more !
poOpy42O they don't really have a reason to be jealous They were already more creative and innovative and were on top of the world in the mid 90's.
Kurt was a genious! He was able to shape his music into somthing that was so out of this world. Being able to combind pop and punk perfectly. And he could of done better things!
3:55 - the closest thing to kurt cobain , alive
It's time that rock and roll get another good kick in the ass.
nirvana has way better songs than smells like teen spirit even kurt said it was his least favourite song. I think is lame some people know nirvana because of this song when they have other songs more meaningful such as sliver, lounge act, in bloom, penny royal tea etc.
Heart shaped box.
Ozcloudlink Lounge Act! Breed. Come As You Are. Aneurysm. Scentless Apprentice. Negative Creep. Sappy. All Apologies. You Know You're Right. Blew. Dive. Endless Nameless. School. Territorial Pissings. Tourette's. Oh The Guilt. Rape Me. Pennyroyal Tea. I Hate Myself And Want To Die. Heart Shaped Box. Radio Friendly Unit Shifter. Very Ape. Curmudgeon. Frances Farmer. Something In The Way … etc :)
+John Arundell Francis farmer's revenge, old age, even in his youth, in bloom, grey goose, token eastern song
I think i heard that he was just sick of constantly having to play it
That was a moment in time,,,