I love hearing nirvana discussing the Beatles, not knowing that Paul was a huge fan and even said if he were to be in another band, it would’ve been nirvana. Surreal
And then the tagalongs gotta tell everyone everyone their answers too because obviously that's what the fans wanted. (Anybody wanna play a game and guess their "past." Or how they stayed rich after Kobain was killed? I love that guessing game when I notice certain things.)
I know, it always seems a little uncanny. I have had depression for a long time, I used to feel guilty when I had a happy day, because it seemed like I wasn't taking myself serious or ignoring what's gnawing inside. It's so sad he didn't find a healthy and constructive way out of his dark places. Almost 30 years now... He could've created so much more beauty for himself and the world...
@@demondrug7788 ikr. I don’t get it. People are so hung up in the myth of Cobain being a depressed junkie, they don’t see the full picture what so ever
When Brian May was voted best guitar player he in an interview talked about the impact Nirvana had. Nice to see these legends appreciate others qualities.
@@LeviBulger That is beyond the point, who considers who the best. The point was that Brian mentioned Kurt due to his songwriting skills and less so his technical skills. Frank Zappa considered Hendrix a truly gifted player, while in the blues scene he was considered not so good (sloppy with time).
@@michelvondenhoff9673 I just asked where this "vote" took place. Was it a magazine, an online poll, music station/website? You were the one that said he was voted best guitarist. Im curious about the vote.
You know it’s a good band when they appreciate what the Beatles did and take some of that magic and put it into their own stuff. Nirvana had a heavy sound, but they knew how to structure their songs in a way that kept them timeless and catchy not unlike a lot of the Beatles catalogue
Kurt wrote some of the best pop songs ever written. He considered himself up there with the Beatles but the world lumped him in with "grunge". The saddest thing is that Nirvana really are one of the very best bands since the Beatles, he just wasn't there to see it.
He didnt consider himself as good as the Beatles goofy. And Nirvana is a good band but in the grand scheme of things they arent that great. Theres tons of better bands
@Tyler-uo7rf uh no goofy they arent. They made 3 studio albums and had one major hit. They were pretty average all the way around. They were a mostly horrible live band and aside from Nevermind didnt really record that much notable content.
In the mainstream these days they only focus on creating short files that are what they think people want to hear (and people will want it because they have too short attention spans for anything longer) without complexities such as (gasp!) bridges, just so the streaming services get the highest amounts of plays and therefore money (plays only count when the song is played for x%, hence short songs get more plays). It's all calculation to maximize profit, zero genuine expression of how a real human being is feeling.
Kurt was a charming dude, any time I see him in an interview, I just feel like he’s a normal person and not a narcissistic celebrity. I wish I could’ve seen Nirvana live..
The" Kurt " is an act. He was doing it to make big money....number one. He look brittle. The other band mates there were in fear of not appearing cool to Kurt and get tossed away. Sorry .
Oh goodness seriously? I've never heard anyone talk about "The Knack"! I loved The Knack! My very first 45 record was The Knack and 2nd was the 45 "Pop Music" by M Factor. I used to spend my Saturdays at the Mall watching a Beatles Cover band. So awesome. My Dad used to tease me and called me a weirdo bcz kids my age were into the popular music and I was jamming to Tommy James & the Shondells, Beatles and oddball "B side" no namers. I was a Nirvana fan but not anywhere near as much as I love Foo fighters! Of course my Foo fighters love has everything to do with the adorable cutie and oh so talented 🥰 Dave Grohl. Lots of great Music from the 90s and still enjoying the Foo fighters! Dave Grohl helped make Nirvana! CourtKNEE can scoff all she wants but the immense popularity and success of Dave Grohls foo fighters is evidence enough.
@@trapezoidspangle934 I have such a huge 🥰 Crush on Dave Grohl but only recently found out he was drummer for Nirvana. I didn't really care for "Teen Spirit" but loved a few other Nirvana songs. I'm a notorious "B" side listener. If you listen to "In Bloom", you hear a touch of Beatles, Rock and punk.
I was such a music snob when I was younger. Now my mindset is - if a song is good, it's good, no matter what you think about a genre, an artist, or their fans. There's so much music to enjoy and draw inspiration from, you're shooting yourself in the foot if you exclude something on "principle".
I couldn’t possibly agree more. In my early 20s (in the early 90s) grunge changed everything for me. And Kurt’s death was shattering and things were never the same. Now I’m middle aged and about a year ago i discovered k-pop, and it’s brought me so much joy. Just catchy, incredibly crafted pop music. Not sure I can listen to “In Utero” anymore. Just not that kid anymore. But I can still find new and different music to love that brings me joy even though many might say it’s not “serious” music. I had “serious” music 30+ years ago and I’m grateful to have been young at that time, but I think I’d do a disservice to those memories by staying chained to them. Kurt was incredible and changed so many lives. But he’s gone, and music has moved on - as it should, and as it will. Thanks for your excellent feedback!
@@babyanimals7271 art is not meant to be accessible. Its meant to be authentic. In Utero is a perfect work of art. You used to appreciate music as an art form but now you listen to accesible music only? How sad.
@@kurdt1012 I hear you and you make some great points! I appreciate you taking the time to consider what I said and to provide such thoughtful insight. If only all dialogue were so informative! I should have been clearer that it has nothing to do with accessibility and everything to do with tragedy. I mention In Utero because (to me) it is one long suicide note, and at my point in life I’ve lived through enough horrible things that I don’t want to listen to a poor lost soul 20-something work his way toward killing himself. It was so monstrously sad back then and grunge - which as I mentioned changed everything - is littered with bodies. I hope I’m making sense. I would add also that pop music might be accessible but is by no means empty or saccharine. What is accessible anyway? One can like Picasso for the pretty colors too. Thanks again!!!
I may be wrong, but I think that Kurt probably wanted to do more of those type of songs. I think Kurt was pretty much channeling Lennon most of the time anyway, but Kurt being Kurt put his own spin on the soumd, of course. He wasn't one to copy anybody, he had his own idea how he wanted his songs tosound. He was confident in that sound and so that's how his songs came into being.
Its weird dave doesnt really mention the beatles at all back in the day, but today he talks about them, and sometimes just repeats what kurt says about them.
Cut him some slack , he was being respectful . He came late to the piece and obviously didn't feel secure to join in the banter . Any musician worth their weight in gold admires the work of The Legends . Kurt would have been repeating what others have said also . And what future musicians will say .
And today there’s a new generation of people that dismiss The Beatles, write them off as a boy band. Of course it’s out of pure spiteful cynical jealousy.
THIS........this right here? Is why these guys ruled, changed the direction of rock, and remain classics. Admiration for the structure of songs. Aspiring to reach that ideal. Not crapping all over it like would-be iconoclasts.
I read somewhere that Kurt wrote About a Girl after binging on the Beatles, and if you listen to it with that in mind it kinda sounds like a Beatles song. Kurt had great pop sensibility. It's rare in rock music, you can't teach that.
Nirvana is one of my all time favorite bands and Kurt is my inspiration in starting guitar and playing music, but I absolutely hate Beatles. I don’t know what everyone is hearing because I think it sucks. I’m more about Pink Floyd, but I’m from Kansas City and I do believe this is a Floyd town and not a Beatles town, and please don’t give me that old, saying “well, without the Beatles, you wouldn’t have nirvana” maybe to some degree, but they didn’t write the records for them, and a lot of bands that suck love the Beatles to, I’m not the only one, believe that
Dave looks salty af The more I see videos that are rare. Dave looks out of place af. like idk just saying…maybe he should be questioned about the situation that happened. After all he has most to gain from nirvanas downfall having already planned for the foo fighters. Keep your friends close but your enemy’s closer. Just a thought
@@MattB_138 he said he’d never been into that indicating that he hadn’t listened to anything more than a couple of their popular songs. Calling them a Beatles rip-off band kinda shows he doesn’t know what he’s on about
The Hollies Pay it back with interest and their body of work is way ahead of Herman's Hermits and of course the Knack and with age Kurt would probably re-evaluate the the Hollies and they had 3 decent hits without Graham Nash in the seventies including Long cool woman. But the Beatles were and still are number 1 and Paul played with the surviving Nirvana members on Cut me some slack, and were dubbed "Sirvana."
"Not in his skin," everybody says things like this about Dave back then, but I can read people honestly, and I'd say he's always been obnoxious from what I can tell; he was just taking the backseat and letting Krist and Kurt take the wheel.
@@deniserhodes4464 I see your point, but if Dave has never been in Nirvana, he never would have been notable and therefore, would not have had the already built-in audience he had when he started Foo Fighters, and therefore would never have been successful to begin with. By the way, even Dave admitted that Kurt changed his life.
@@Spice99857 honestly you never know. Dave was playing drums for a band named Scream around '86. That's the way Nirvana found him, because he is a phenomenal drummer/musician. Also he was like 16 lol to say he wouldn't be anything without Nirvana is craziness. Good music is good music! Obviously, now we know Nirvana was probably the best route for him, but he could've definitely made it to where he is without them.
You keep the Hollies and the Herman's Hermits out of your mouth! They were a trillion times better than anything and everything today! Go listen to "The Man With The Cigar" or "Bus Stop." Do like his comments about the Beatles and the live version of "If I Fell" that was playing in the background.
Nirvana a awesome group.And the Beatles are a awesome group, I've always liked the Beatles.They sung in1966,year I was born.May John Lennon and George Harrison and Kurt Cobain RIP 💐🙏
Cobain was sooooooo right. The first Knack album is absolute pure pop rock perfection. Every song. Great hooks, great musicians,,great everything especially the drumming
He was not anti pop. He stated on multiple occasions that nevermind was a conscious decision . He loved pop music and frankly, his pop talent is what I admire most about him. People have no respect for simple music. If all you need is four chords to make it work then thats all you need.
@@inutero10 your opinion, grunge was more than just a type of music it was a sub culture, it was the anti what's vogue, in other words against what's popular, which included Top 40 music or Pop, in my opinion they were fake, and essentially what is now hipster, the irony is that it starts out small and anti what's popular, than it itself becomes popular and the exact opposite of why it started in the first place, ha ha, oh well gives the teens something to do and believe in until they grow up
I love hearing nirvana discussing the Beatles, not knowing that Paul was a huge fan and even said if he were to be in another band, it would’ve been nirvana. Surreal
Paul is
D E A D
Bro I need to know where Paul said that, that's such a cool quote!!!!
I had no idea that Paul was a Nirvana fan!! I'm going to try to find the exact source for that so I can read more
Very, very surreal,, to say the least 🥲❤️🔥
@@In3rG
even Dada
Twenty years later Paul Mccartney joined nirvana
Full circle
Kurt said loved Lennon and said John was his idol but that McCartney’s solo music was embarrassing
@@JamesKP17847 I'm pretty sure Kurt actually said that about Paul. Though i'm sure that he didn't have a huge problem with him as a person.
@@hw343434 He would have loved the Beatles _Get Back_ documentary.
Paul McCartney a awesome singer,hes very nice
I totallh agres with kurt, the beatles changed music forevef and encouragef lots of people to make bands and thsy all changed the world for the better
When I hear Kurt talking about the Beatles, seems like he lets down his guard and is so sincere.
And then the tagalongs gotta tell everyone everyone their answers too because obviously that's what the fans wanted.
(Anybody wanna play a game and guess their "past." Or how they stayed rich after Kobain was killed? I love that guessing game when I notice certain things.)
“Old 60s pop kinda sound” ❤
He was born in the 60s
Late 60's. 1967
He is so right for that
Yes 😂 Beatles are a awesome group sung in 1966,year I was born 💙
A rare moment of joy in Kurt's eyes and face.
I know, it always seems a little uncanny. I have had depression for a long time, I used to feel guilty when I had a happy day, because it seemed like I wasn't taking myself serious or ignoring what's gnawing inside. It's so sad he didn't find a healthy and constructive way out of his dark places. Almost 30 years now... He could've created so much more beauty for himself and the world...
Hehadagood batch of heroin that day. Asan ex addict, i understood the joy in getting my hands on some decent gear😢
He looks happy in just about every video on TH-cam. Idk wtf people are seeing.
It’s not rare to see him happy.
Also they were pretty high in this interview
@@demondrug7788 ikr. I don’t get it. People are so hung up in the myth of Cobain being a depressed junkie, they don’t see the full picture what so ever
When Brian May was voted best guitar player he in an interview talked about the impact Nirvana had. Nice to see these legends appreciate others qualities.
Who voted Brian May as best guitarist? Hes amazing but theres just so many more guitar players that are/were much better.
@@LeviBulger That is beyond the point, who considers who the best. The point was that Brian mentioned Kurt due to his songwriting skills and less so his technical skills. Frank Zappa considered Hendrix a truly gifted player, while in the blues scene he was considered not so good (sloppy with time).
@@michelvondenhoff9673 I just asked where this "vote" took place. Was it a magazine, an online poll, music station/website? You were the one that said he was voted best guitarist. Im curious about the vote.
@@LeviBulgerwho’s better than brian may 😂
@@nostalgiajunkie Steve Vai? Joe Satriani?
You know it’s a good band when they appreciate what the Beatles did and take some of that magic and put it into their own stuff. Nirvana had a heavy sound, but they knew how to structure their songs in a way that kept them timeless and catchy not unlike a lot of the Beatles catalogue
I agree with this sentiment wholeheartedly
Exactly. They definitely have a unique sound but you can see the similarities in the way the song is structured. Especially In “about a girl”
Beatles sometimes were heavier than nirvana
@@sathira_anuk5179 idk if i would go that far, but they certainly had some heavy moments for the time. Even more reason to find inspiration from them
@@martian_chanSathira...anuk may be referring to the way the crowds freaked out on the Beatles. Nirvana had different power but yes!! ❤❤
Kurt wrote some of the best pop songs ever written. He considered himself up there with the Beatles but the world lumped him in with "grunge". The saddest thing is that Nirvana really are one of the very best bands since the Beatles, he just wasn't there to see it.
He didnt consider himself as good as the Beatles goofy. And Nirvana is a good band but in the grand scheme of things they arent that great. Theres tons of better bands
@@subsamadhiyes they are
@Tyler-uo7rf uh no goofy they arent. They made 3 studio albums and had one major hit. They were pretty average all the way around. They were a mostly horrible live band and aside from Nevermind didnt really record that much notable content.
@@subsamadhitheory best recordings are on _Incesticide, Unplugged,_ and _Wishkah,_ not the canonical two.
He was the total package!! So humble and beautiful. He was a gift and so talented. Love Kurt Cobain.❤
No one does that formula anymore. Part of the reason why today's pop music sucks.
In the mainstream these days they only focus on creating short files that are what they think people want to hear (and people will want it because they have too short attention spans for anything longer) without complexities such as (gasp!) bridges, just so the streaming services get the highest amounts of plays and therefore money (plays only count when the song is played for x%, hence short songs get more plays). It's all calculation to maximize profit, zero genuine expression of how a real human being is feeling.
Never liked the Beatles. Nirvana was great though.
what's not to like ?
@@chateaupig826 boring repetitive children’s songs with no substance, cringe singing and just terrible personalities 🤷♂️
Kurt was a charming dude, any time I see him in an interview, I just feel like he’s a normal person and not a narcissistic celebrity. I wish I could’ve seen Nirvana live..
I wish I could hug Kurt❤
The" Kurt " is an act. He was doing it to make big money....number one.
He look brittle.
The other band mates there were in fear of not appearing cool to Kurt and get tossed away. Sorry .
Rip legend 🫡🤙🏼
So basically nirvana was a Beatles rip ov band
I just realised that Krist looks almost identical to Neville Longbottom from Harry Potter 😂😂😂
Holy shit he does
Bruh...I can't unsee that now. 🤣💀
Me Too Kurt, And I Love you Too❤️
The Hoolies are not rip offs. Bus Stop is an incredible song.
Big difference between The Hollies and Herman’s Hermits.
The Beatles are amazing. If you can’t find at least a handful of Beatles songs you like than you really shouldn’t be trusted with anything
I like “Long Cool Woman…”
I was thinking the same thing. How can you not love that song?
Ye Man "Air that I breathe" and "He ain't heavy , He's my brother" .
They were cool 🤙
Bus stop, he's not heavy. graham Nash was in that band
"Hey. Carrie Ann."
Miss you, Kurt
Miss Kurt Cobain, a awesome singer so sad he passed away was near my age may Kurt Cobain RIP 💐 My great grandmother's maiden name was Taylor
Verse Chorus Verse is such a good song
Oh goodness seriously? I've never heard anyone talk about "The Knack"! I loved The Knack! My very first 45 record was The Knack and 2nd was the 45 "Pop Music" by M Factor. I used to spend my Saturdays at the Mall watching a Beatles Cover band. So awesome. My Dad used to tease me and called me a weirdo bcz kids my age were into the popular music and I was jamming to Tommy James & the Shondells, Beatles and oddball "B side" no namers. I was a Nirvana fan but not anywhere near as much as I love Foo fighters! Of course my Foo fighters love has everything to do with the adorable cutie and oh so talented 🥰 Dave Grohl. Lots of great Music from the 90s and still enjoying the Foo fighters! Dave Grohl helped make Nirvana! CourtKNEE can scoff all she wants but the immense popularity and success of Dave Grohls foo fighters is evidence enough.
The middle 8 in ‘My Sharona’ is so great. Uplifting.
@@trapezoidspangle934 I have such a huge 🥰 Crush on Dave Grohl but only recently found out he was drummer for Nirvana. I didn't really care for "Teen Spirit" but loved a few other Nirvana songs. I'm a notorious "B" side listener. If you listen to "In Bloom", you hear a touch of Beatles, Rock and punk.
Well Grohl was in nirvana, so why not be them if you're loving more one then the other for 1 guy🥸
That's dope
I loooovvvveeee FOO FIGHTERS
I was such a music snob when I was younger. Now my mindset is - if a song is good, it's good, no matter what you think about a genre, an artist, or their fans. There's so much music to enjoy and draw inspiration from, you're shooting yourself in the foot if you exclude something on "principle".
I couldn’t possibly agree more. In my early 20s (in the early 90s) grunge changed everything for me. And Kurt’s death was shattering and things were never the same.
Now I’m middle aged and about a year ago i discovered k-pop, and it’s brought me so much joy. Just catchy, incredibly crafted pop music.
Not sure I can listen to “In Utero” anymore. Just not that kid anymore. But I can still find new and different music to love that brings me joy even though many might say it’s not “serious” music.
I had “serious” music 30+ years ago and I’m grateful to have been young at that time, but I think I’d do a disservice to those memories by staying chained to them.
Kurt was incredible and changed so many lives. But he’s gone, and music has moved on - as it should, and as it will.
Thanks for your excellent feedback!
@@babyanimals7271 art is not meant to be accessible. Its meant to be authentic. In Utero is a perfect work of art. You used to appreciate music as an art form but now you listen to accesible music only? How sad.
@@kurdt1012 I hear you and you make some great points! I appreciate you taking the time to consider what I said and to provide such thoughtful insight. If only all dialogue were so informative!
I should have been clearer that it has nothing to do with accessibility and everything to do with tragedy. I mention In Utero because (to me) it is one long suicide note, and at my point in life I’ve lived through enough horrible things that I don’t want to listen to a poor lost soul 20-something work his way toward killing himself. It was so monstrously sad back then and grunge - which as I mentioned changed everything - is littered with bodies. I hope I’m making sense.
I would add also that pop music might be accessible but is by no means empty or saccharine. What is accessible anyway? One can like Picasso for the pretty colors too.
Thanks again!!!
I love nirvana and i respect Kurt's adoration to the beatles. Both bands made a great music and melodies.
I don’t know about the Nack but I love The Knack too.
I. NEVER. KNEW. THIS. KURT. AS. WORKING. ALL. THE. YEARS. HE. WAS. AROUND. !!
'The Hollies' are NOT a rip-off band of The Beatles, not even close.
Great artists appreciate great art…
I may be wrong, but I think that Kurt probably wanted to do more of those type of songs. I think Kurt was pretty much channeling Lennon most of the time anyway, but Kurt being Kurt put his own spin on the soumd, of course. He wasn't one to copy anybody, he had his own idea how he wanted his songs tosound. He was confident in that sound and so that's how his songs came into being.
Thank you so much nirvana for being a huge part of my life. Still love you Kurt ❤😭
A awesome group and the Beatles sung in1966,year I was born 💙
It’s the Knack lol carry on 😂❤👍
Yea... nackers! that is livestock that dies...
my my my nirvana ... muh muh muh my nurvana
Didn’t Kurt love Weird Al’s “My Bologna”?
Love the Beatles even more than I do Nirvana. Bless psilocybin 🍄
Led zep better than all
😂😂 Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds 😅
Beatles, zepp and nirvana are my top 3
@@isileiliparis8626 hard to beat that call Paris. 💯🤘
I think Kurt could've benefited from a few good doses of lsd or something 😢
Its weird dave doesnt really mention the beatles at all back in the day, but today he talks about them, and sometimes just repeats what kurt says about them.
Cut him some slack , he was being respectful .
He came late to the piece and obviously didn't feel secure to join in the banter .
Any musician worth their weight in gold admires the work of The Legends .
Kurt would have been repeating what others have said also .
And what future musicians will say .
@@chateaupig826 🤣
One of the most beautiful men ever, and so talented
And today there’s a new generation of people that dismiss The Beatles, write them off as a boy band. Of course it’s out of pure spiteful cynical jealousy.
THIS........this right here? Is why these guys ruled, changed the direction of rock, and remain classics. Admiration for the structure of songs. Aspiring to reach that ideal. Not crapping all over it like would-be iconoclasts.
Meh. The Melvins changed the direction of rock. Nirvana was the poster child for the corporate industry after they raped glam rock dry.
I read somewhere that Kurt wrote About a Girl after binging on the Beatles, and if you listen to it with that in mind it kinda sounds like a Beatles song. Kurt had great pop sensibility. It's rare in rock music, you can't teach that.
They weren't ripping off the Beatles they were just of the same age. That's like saying Nirvana were ripping off Pearl Jam.😎
you have to listen to kurts cover of "and i love her" if you havent!
I love his smile
Talking about how great The Beatles were is like talking about having gone to the store to buy milk. A boring cliché topic about boring cliché music.
Nirvana is one of my all time favorite bands and Kurt is my inspiration in starting guitar and playing music, but I absolutely hate Beatles. I don’t know what everyone is hearing because I think it sucks. I’m more about Pink Floyd, but I’m from Kansas City and I do believe this is a Floyd town and not a Beatles town, and please don’t give me that old, saying “well, without the Beatles, you wouldn’t have nirvana” maybe to some degree, but they didn’t write the records for them, and a lot of bands that suck love the Beatles to, I’m not the only one, believe that
Kurt was the ultimate hipster tw@
Dave looks salty af
The more I see videos that are rare. Dave looks out of place af. like idk just saying…maybe he should be questioned about the situation that happened. After all he has most to gain from nirvanas downfall having already planned for the foo fighters. Keep your friends close but your enemy’s closer. Just a thought
Guarantee Kurt would’ve been a Hollies fan if he’d given them a proper listen.
Lol NO 😂
Didn't he just say he did not?
@@MattB_138 he said he’d never been into that indicating that he hadn’t listened to anything more than a couple of their popular songs. Calling them a Beatles rip-off band kinda shows he doesn’t know what he’s on about
The Hollies Pay it back with interest and their body of work is way ahead of Herman's Hermits and of course the Knack and with age Kurt would probably re-evaluate the the Hollies and they had 3 decent hits without Graham Nash in the seventies including Long cool woman. But the Beatles were and still are number 1 and Paul played with the surviving Nirvana members on Cut me some slack, and were dubbed "Sirvana."
❤this
The Beatles are overrated
But what does he think of knack 2
I wish he would’ve given a longer reasoning to the Hollies being rip offs I can see what he means about Hermans Hermits tho
Dve Grohl was so quiet and submissive back then...he was like their girlfriend in his videos too 😂
The Monkies ripped off the Beatles big time!
My favorite Nirvana song is Verse, chorus, verse
Kurt did what John Lennon would have loved to do, I mean when it comes to writing and singing
I never liked the Beatles. People freak out on me, but I could not ever get into them.
He probably liked Badfinger.
Dave is so not into his skin at this point, but he is the one that flourished and has become the voice of rock. When Dave speaks, everybody listens.
"Not in his skin," everybody says things like this about Dave back then, but I can read people honestly, and I'd say he's always been obnoxious from what I can tell; he was just taking the backseat and letting Krist and Kurt take the wheel.
@Your Momma yes Kurt wrote Dave's song and guided his career from the grave. Nobody makes anyone.
@@deniserhodes4464 I see your point, but if Dave has never been in Nirvana, he never would have been notable and therefore, would not have had the already built-in audience he had when he started Foo Fighters, and therefore would never have been successful to begin with. By the way, even Dave admitted that Kurt changed his life.
(((((😄)))))
@@Spice99857 honestly you never know. Dave was playing drums for a band named Scream around '86. That's the way Nirvana found him, because he is a phenomenal drummer/musician. Also he was like 16 lol to say he wouldn't be anything without Nirvana is craziness. Good music is good music! Obviously, now we know Nirvana was probably the best route for him, but he could've definitely made it to where he is without them.
I love Kurt but im getting too many videos lmfaooo
He wanted the fame. Stop the cap 💯
aku merindukanmu Kurt
The Knack? My Sherona!
He used to look so good before he started hanging out with Courtney
Think you need to have a rethink what you say about the hollies
Disagree on The Hollies. They jam.
Gosto de Nirvana, não gosto de Beatles.
The Knack WAS good. Largely forgotten because My Sharona was such an iconic song but that first album was really good
Smells like teen spirit definitive pop song ever
Well said. It's so.....right on.
The Hollies are not a Beatles rip off band
Along with up to 900 more...ALIVE in Witness Protection Program.
All the classic punk bands loved pop music.
The hollies a rip off band? Nah.
Same voice as Owen Wilson. Wow.
Dave’s like: Get me outa here
You keep the Hollies and the Herman's Hermits out of your mouth! They were a trillion times better than anything and everything today!
Go listen to "The Man With The Cigar" or "Bus Stop."
Do like his comments about the Beatles and the live version of "If I Fell" that was playing in the background.
Somewhere out in the great unknown I hope he is still tearing up his guitar and serenading the angels. Hopefully he also knows how missed he is. RIP🤍
Kurt was absolutely beautiful!!!❤
The hollies were no rip off he’s wrong here
He was such a pretty boy wth
I especially like The Melvins. Those other rip-off bands like Nirvana don't really count.
I disagree but I see the point you’re making
Of course their is no band called the NACK... LOL
The hollies are good tho
Nirvana a awesome group.And the Beatles are a awesome group, I've always liked the Beatles.They sung in1966,year I was born.May John Lennon and George Harrison and Kurt Cobain RIP 💐🙏
I'm born the same year as Kurt! Gen X has some amazing talent we grew up with and then this from our era!! ❤
@@amybahner6511 yes I agree, and had great music back then.I was born in 1966, July 2,I was 7months older than Kurt Cobain
@@lisaparsons4124 I was born in December of 1967!! We ROCK!!
@@amybahner6511 Yes I agree, and great to have met you here, have a great night
@@amybahner6511 I like the cat on your profile picture 😊
His eye lids are blue
Lol the nack
Cobain was sooooooo right. The first Knack album is absolute pure pop rock perfection. Every song. Great hooks, great musicians,,great everything especially the drumming
The Hollies were great don't know what he's talking about, too much gear perhaps!!!
Yeah, definitely too much dope
Kurt doesn't like em , meh
I like The Hollies ❤
wait did Mr. anti Pop just admit to loving Pop ???
ELO, too!
He was not anti pop. He stated on multiple occasions that nevermind was a conscious decision . He loved pop music and frankly, his pop talent is what I admire most about him. People have no respect for simple music. If all you need is four chords to make it work then thats all you need.
@@inutero10 your opinion, grunge was more than just a type of music it was a sub culture, it was the anti what's vogue, in other words against what's popular, which included Top 40 music or Pop, in my opinion they were fake, and essentially what is now hipster, the irony is that it starts out small and anti what's popular, than it itself becomes popular and the exact opposite of why it started in the first place, ha ha, oh well gives the teens something to do and believe in until they grow up
@@Good-Enuff-Garage thats the problem right there. You look at music as being something other than music.
he literally made pop lol
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Is it just me or does Krist look like Doug Clifford from Creedence Clearwater Revival with a long beard and long hair ? RIP Kurt.
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You can almost always expect krist to say soemthing and not know where he’s taking it
Hollies didn't rip off The Beatles. They had lots of hit songs. They were great.
How closed minded of kurt.
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It was clear he loved the Beatles. He used their formula.
The Knack - My Sharona!
I hope kurts vinyls live on somewhere. Maybe his daughter has them
They wanted Rubber Soul played in the delivery room as Frances was being born
Kurt in 1993 said Trump should be President, I wish he could have been alive in November 2016 to see President Trump's triumph