I WASN'T READY ..|Nirvana - Where Did You Sleep Last Night (Live On MTV Unplugged ) REACTION
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One of the best performance on the planet!! I cannot convey how much I've wanted to see you experience it. This blues song is sooo old. And Kurt absolutely kills it. The emotion of it screams!! Thank you for choosing this❣
#grunge #blues #punk #metal
Please do Shiro's story by rapman, it will blow your mind and I promise if you do the first one you will want to do part 2 and 3 just to see where the story goes. Here's a link to part 1
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You have the best reaction videos. Love your enthusiasm. Please react to Claes Bang/This is not America
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You need to check About a girl
Kurt💫😢
Their whole "unplugged" session was amazing.
One of my favorite albums.
It was definitely one of the best unpluggeds.
@@meghanmonroe me too
This and Alice in chains was the best
@@JCourts2k23 Pearl Jam was good too.
You ever see anyone sing like this, give them a hug. They all leave this planet too early.
❤️
Especially when they’re also married to a psycho killer.
Yes they do! Kurt and Freddie especially! ❤️
This comment is so wholesome, cool to see ppl react to Nirvana for the first time and thoroughly enoying it!
Don't hug junkies. You'll get bit.
It becomes so much more powerful once you realize it was the last song of their legendary MTV Unplugged performance and the show was recorded a little less than five months before Kurt passed. It didn't even air on MTV until months after his passing, which made this final song all the more haunting when everyone heard it for the first time.
I'm pretty sure it played about five months before he died. We were already on watch, sadly, because his behavior (at least as reported by the mostly pre-internet media) had already become really sporadic. This song spooked a lot of us at the time, hard.
@@AaronHunter @cynicalsyream is correct. It was recorded in November 1993 and released in November of 1994. Kurt died in April of 1994, seven months before that.
What I want to know is how has it been almost 30 years since he passed?? Surely I can't be that old!!! 😂😂
@@hootilyhoot I think we're getting mixed up between the broadcast and the album. The concert was first broadcast on MTV in Dec. '93, the album was released in Nov. '94.
But I know what you mean. Remember that day in April very clearly - well, that whole spring really, as he'd had a couple close calls leading up to that day. The feeling of impending doom was hard to shake.
@@AaronHunter And most of that media was allegedly manufactured by Courtney. She was apparently the one calling all the rock media dishing the dirt on her own husband and making false claims about what was happening. According to multiple people she was lying about everything from the events in Rome to his "suicidal" behavior but because they were all being decent and not running to the press to generate drama it was only her bullshit that was being printed and the rock media at the time didn't give a damn about Kurt, they just wanted to dish the dirt from the horses mouth. This is one of the reasons everyone around them at the time absolutely loathes the woman to this day, they know what was happening and they know that she was/is a manipulative sociopath. Even their daughter seems to have worked it out and apparently she no longer speaks to her.
Yeah sorry, I was there in front of my TV as soon as it premiered, watching it for the first time BEFORE his death. Like others have said, we were all blown away by it but scared by it as well. It really was a matter of all of us who loved Kurt from afar thru Nirvana's music knew how in trouble he was, and how things were crashing down, but we couldn't do anything about it. A very emotional time for my generation.
The pure emotion in his voice makes this such a hauntingly beautiful rendition of this song. This entire album was nothing short of amazing.
Great way to describe it 👍
It's my favourite Nirvana album, amd this is my favorite song 😭
First album I ever bought. I was 12 when it came out and I still have the CD. Amazing performance by a amazing band
Speaking of haunting, that moment at the end when he looks up and briefly stares right into the camera.
@@chn71 those eyes were piercing to begin with but that stare was something almost otherworldly.
Leadbelly. The original title was “ In the pines , or where did you sleep last night, or Black girl” . A couple of traditional folk songs combined. I have an original Leadbelly version folkway records vinyl of It. My prized possession.🤘❤️🇨🇦
That's an amazing treasure.
The lead belly version is brilliant .
@@meghanmonroe 🎶❤️
Never let that vinyl go. Store it safely, get it insured.
Check out “The Man Who Sold The World” by Nirvana. It’s an amazing David Bowie cover. 👏🏼🙏🏼👍🏼🙌🏼💜🇨🇦
This whole live performance is gold! I'm shocked I haven't worn out my dvd copy of it. "The Man Who Sold The World" is definitely my favorite though it stands out amongst even the entire Nirvana library.
so good even bowie himself thought it was the superior version✌️
Yes!
Yes! So much yes!
The Man Who Sold The World is one of their best. I love Bowie's original, but Kurt OWNED it live.
Made it his own 🔥🔥🔥🔥
The pause at 8.22 the piercing blue eyes opening and that sigh ..hits me everytime
i feel you man. Its almost.... i dunno... a spiritual experience.
Same
YES, YES, YES!!!
Yup that had us all hold our breath time & time again
I feel like you could see the pain in his eyes
J: "Sing it!"
Viewers: "Wait for it....."
Kurt: "MY GIRL, MY GIRL!"
J: O_O
That was back in the days when MTV actually played music.
Funny thing is before they start playing he tells the story of how they offered Leadbelly's guitar to him for 500K and David Geffen refused to pay for it with the implication that it was a crazy amount to pay for some dead musician's guitar even if you love him and his work. And now, a couple of years ago the guitar Kurt is playing himself in this very video sold for like 6.5 million bucks in an auction.
ironic
Geffen was a fool; there was no way that guitar wouldn't sell for at least double that the next time it changed hands. A petty man with tight fists. Think how much it would have meant to Kurt...
Extra irony: the cardigan he’s wearing that he no doubt bought off a thrift shop for pennys sold for $300’000 recently 😂
I was going to make that comment if i didnt see it already. i only know because it was another channels comments, quite possibly by you. Anyway, thanks for posting. Its a great story.
@@connoranderson7432 id gladly pay that for a little vial of his bathwater (if i had any money lol). The guy was a fucking legend, a genius, and had a unique talent and quality. ASMR for the soul.
You told him to sing it 😊 and he did lol. His voice tells a story of emotions.
You should listen to the cover Nirvana did of The man who sold the world thats just like your saying in this video he can just take a song and make it his own. Such a great cover of david bowie song.
Oh my God 😱😱😱 this is my favorite song of Nirvana and I didn’t know it was a cover 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️ fuuuuuuk 😰😰😰🤦🏻♀️
Is the better song.
Leadbelly was a legendary blues musician.
These Unplugged shows were everything, so sad they don't exist anymore
😢
This song actually has a very long history, dating back over a hundred years! It’s an amalgamation of old American folk songs originating from tunes passed down thru word-of-mouth. Definitely recommend reading more about it here: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_the_Pines
This song is rather unsettling and rich with history! Incredible to see people in this century singing along to something so old.
And as always, thank you for this channel! Amazing to see you react to stuff like this. xoxo
Hey, thanks!
Look up Hudy Ledbetter. The guy who wrote the song. Dude lived an amazing life. So many folk tales, that nobody will ever know if they're totally true, or not.
Everybody watching this video "he's not ready for what's coming up." Jvtv "he's putting so much emotion into this performance." Everybody "you ain't seen nothing yet, it's coming you're not ready for it." Last verse pops off. Jvtv "whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa hold on wait a minute hold on." Everybody else "yup. Called it"
Btw Leadbelly was an old school blues guy from way way way back. Not an old country guy but we're talking far enough back that the differences were pretty slight. A lot of people would call him folk too but he's an old old acoustic blues guy from early to mid 1930s
8.22 when he paused to inhale... You can see in his eyes that he came back to reality for a sec, straight from deepest, most intimate piece of his soul... Speachless...
Also you need to check Ledbelly's work man, he was absolute gem!
Robert Geffen, the guy he was talking about in the beginning about buying him that guitar is the owner of Geffen Records.
Leadbelly was a very early blues musician. He played this song, House of the Rising Sun, Black Betty and many other songs that were later made famous by musicians in the 60's and here in the 90's
Easily one of the greatest live performances ever
I remember when he died. It was surreal. I did my Art Internship at Cross Keys High in Atlanta at the time. All of the work was Nirvana based. Unforgettable.
I remember reading an interview once with someone who was there that night, who said that those last few seconds were so haunting to see in person, that when Kurt opened his eyes like that at the end his stare was so piercing that it was like he’d been possessed for a moment.
They recorded this whole set in a single take, which no other artist had done so far for an MTV Unplugged set, and Kurt was in the middle of withdrawal at the time and unwell.
He refused to go back out for an encore, believing that he couldn’t better the performance of this song.
It was Andrew Wallace Chamings who said that, found the interview.
“For the final line, "I would shiver the whole night through," Cobain jumps up an octave, forcing him to strain so far he screams and cracks. He hits the word "shiver" so hard that the band stops, as if a fight broke out at a sitcom wedding. Next he howls the word "whole" and then does something very strange in the brief silence that follows, something that's hard to describe: he opens his piercingly blue eyes so suddenly it feels like someone or something else is looking out under the bleached lank fringe, with a strange clarity.”
Wow, Kurt Cobain was a true artist; RIP Kurt ❤️
This is definitely THE moment of this performance. Plenty of special moments throughout, but this is CHILLS every time.
Chills yo
It's a split second of his entire career but it's one of the most startling things I think I have ever seen from a performer and I've never seen anything like it before or since. It's bizarre. It's just a look, but it's timed so perfectly and his eyes are so full of **something** that no one can seem to put their finger on. I sometimes think it's terror, other times I think it's sadness, then it looks like futility, then panic... It's just so haunting.
When you combine it with the legend that this was about Courtney and he decided to close the show with it on the day, without warning, your mind starts to race about the meaning of it even more.
Kurt found clarity in that moment. 100%. And he definitely forgot where hr was while singing the end of the performance. And thank God he did. He lost himself in it. Pure emotion. Unfortunately he was gone soon after.
Such a great reaction and understanding of the music / artist.
Respect to Kurt for giving proper recognition to the great Leadbelly.
in the pines, in the pines - where the SUUUUN don't ever shine - I'd SHIVVVVERRR the whole, night throughhhhhhhhh.
I always think of death here. Sopranos and the pine barrens and leaving a body six feet under lol.
5 months after that sigh he was gone. Like he said to everyone watched him "thats it folks, "sigh" all i got, goodbye"
I was in my early 20s when this came out. This is why a band with 4 albums made such a huge impact.
He was a REALLY famous blues/ singer guitar man !
LEGENDARY
Best rock album ever. Ever. Not one song that wasn’t epic and emotional and also exactly not what MTv wanted.
And best band ever. Of any genre. You could describe any of their tracks that way. Well, i could.
Lead belly is an old blues guitarist, probably from the 1930s or 1940s. Pretty obscure musician, I think, so I’m sure 90 percent of the people in the crowd didn’t know of him either.
If indeed this was scheduled last in the session, I'd love to know if they felt it was their strongest song, or if Kurt knew his pipes would be shot after covering Leadbelly.
You should react to “in bloom”, another fantastic song by Nirvana
Love the video.
@Luna Raven was about to say something similar. They were _all_ fantastic songs. Greatest band ever of any genre.
Their song Lounge act live in reading 1992 is really good bro
This whole unplugged session is music history in itself, what a great album
This is just pure Curt Cobain. Fucking legend. R.I.P.
Heart shaped box is a classic you should check that
Leadbelly blues singer from the 20s and 30s an icon
So.glad you.get it I taped this whole.unplugged on vhs tape i.was 19 . Btw ledbelly was.an amazing blues black.artist nice choice my friend
You really can hear the emotion in Kurt's voice. This is what music is about.
I miss the days when MTV was all about music. The Unplugged shows were magical.
You can almost feel the pain in Kurt's voice in this song.
This song dates back to the 1870’s from Southern Appalachia. Lead Belly recorded it in 1944and Dave Van Ronk did it in the 1960’s
If you listen to it carefully a couple of times, at least what I noticed and appreciated, is that every time he sings the chorus, each times has a different connotation, even though they are the same exact words all in a row. Subtle but distinct… simple but complex. That’s why HE was Kurt Cobain and no one else could ever be. The passion and tone go from asking, to informing, to like committing manslaughter like in “The Shining” or something. Dude goes deep dark. I think he was very brave to expose his vulnerability to the whole freaking world like that. Like half of the world has watched this performance over and over. I miss Kurt Cobain.❤️
Imagine being so amazing you sound like that live! He was a musical genius. I’m still gutted over his death :(
The first thing I'm doing when I get a time machine is going back to watch this live.
What a great idea. Then i think the second thing i would do would be to go back to watch this live.
Then the third thing i would do would be to go back and watch this live.
Then the 4th thing.... well i think you get the idea by now.
No one watched this live. The entire audience is time-travellers.
@@MichaelJohnson-kq7qg lol
I have to say that im so lucky to live the time when MTV was about music not reality shows. all unplugged series were fire.
I always believed the pause, look and sigh was to Courtney, who was never monogamous with Kurt...
He was questioning his girl about cheating, literally, right here in this concert.
That look Kurt gives. You know the one. It’s haunted me since the first time I watched this special in 1993 or 94, and it still does today.
And that is how you become a legend 👏
Lead belly has been covered by everyone from Led Zeplin to Frank Sinatra. Original goat 🙌
And nobody covered it better than Kurt did
Next All Apologies 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
This (along with REM’s 1991 offering) where the jewels in the crown of MTV’s “Unplugged” series of one/off gigs by various major artists.
“Fall on Me” is a superb song from that REM set. Please react. Cheers 🍻
SRV
Clapton
It was a really great series.
Alice in Chains and 10,000 Maniacs were both great.
I remember watching this with a group of friends when this came out, we all sat their transfixed through the entire concert. It was after he'd died, I'll never forget that night. I love the end when he lights a cigarette and signs autographs, just a cool moment and I don't advocate smoking but it's crazy how much things have changed... I don't think they'd even let someone smoke on stage today... ?
PLEASE do the unplugged version of “all apologies!” It’s unreal!
Leadbelly was an old blues artist, first discovered in prison. Legend has it he was told when he leaves prison he'd be signed and go on tour. They also say he was one big scary dude.😅
Admittedly one of the most beautiful and haunting performance ever. You could tell Kurt was in pain. This gets me every time I hear it or see this clip. I can hardly believe how much time has passed since Kurt and Nirvana left us. All apologies is a great follow up to this performance. “All Apologies” is amazing, brings me to tears every time I hear it. Although Kurt is gone, I am comforted with the body of work he left us. These songs will never cease to exist and more people than not are discovering Nirvana. Thank you Jovaughn. I appreciate how much you’ve accomplished with your channel. I might not get on here all the time but I always have to check what you have reacted to first. ❤️
Awesome choice, got my Like 😎👍
This is one of the most intense covers ever.
“ Jesus doesn’t want me for a sunbeam “ is another great song
I prefer the vaselines version but Nirvana does a great cover.
This band has a place in my life that holds a lot of emotions. Youth angst, figuring out who you are. Nirvanas music can still take me back 30 years and feel it. We were lucky to have them.
Please do the unplugged version of “Lake Of Fire”.
So agree i was gonna say that one too.
MTV Unplugged!!! So glad I'm old enough to have experienced that show!!! So many amazing performances during those years.
Do their last song “You know you’re right “
You should definitely explore more Nirvana.
Heart-Shaped Box
All Apologies
Something In The Way
You Know You're Right
Pennyroyal Tea
This Unplugged is so "magical"..
React to Aneurysm (Live at the Paramount, Seattle)
Aneurysm and About a Girl (Unplugged) should be Jovaughn's next.
You have to watch the whole show, and for the love of God do not pause it when he kicks in the emotional part.
Awesome Brother 👊. "Breed" Live at Paramount 🎧 🗣️🎙️🔥🔥
2nd. Best live version at Paramount, aside from a few bootlegs.
Back when they had music on MTV.
There's just something about this cover that reaches inside your soul and let's you feel the genuine despair, regret and pain. It's like he's expecting devastated.
Truly Remarkable, and absolutely heartbreaking.
Beautifully put, thankyou.
Leadbelly was a famous bluesman.
Love how you coverd this song my favourite performer nirvana!! Well done ✌️ you got my subscription!!! Jayvee you the man 👌
6:50 he was married to Courtney Love, so yep. Those questions weren't far from his mind.
To add to the legend of this performance Kurt was supposedly withdrawing badly from heroin during this gig.Speaking as someone in recovery who well remembers that feeling it boggles the mind he could perform at all, nevermind so amazingly
I can't imagine doing anything productive when I was dope sick. He was clearly unwell on many levels. What a tortured soul.
@@meghanmonroe I know, can you imagine? In that state nothing matters except getting opiates, how he didnt just go AWOL to try and score defies belief...
@@alphajava761 is this the point where you tell someone who was a heroin addict for 20 years what withdrawal feels like? As for Kurt who knows, it is only an urban legend but it depends on how far into withdrawal he was
@@alphajava761 if you think I believe heroin addiction is in some way cool or heroic you're an idiot..
Kurt seemed to find the price of $500k for Leadbellys guitar faintly ridiculous. I wonder what he would have made of the fact that the very guitar he was holding at that moment would, one day, sell for $6 million. Oh, by the way, David Geffen, isn't an artist, he was the owner of Geffen Records and was the "G" in the film studio "Dreamworks SKG".
Wow, thank you for this. I’m slightly embarrassed that I’ve never seen this. Haunting… Thanks to everyone for providing context and history. Went down the rabbit hole of reading more about this song and Lead Belly.
Please, make a video about SUNNY CAME HOME, by Shawn Colvin. Grretings from Peru
Omg yes great song
Lake of fire: Nirvana Live On MTV Unplugged (Meat Puppets cover)
This is a pure example of a musical genius. You will live on forever in our hearts, and in your music.
The producers asked Kurt to do an encore and he said no, I can’t sing any better than that!!! Many consider this his Best vocal ever. And to think he was gone two months later.!!😢😇✌️✌️
Check out live at the paramount
Some of their best live performances
Nirvana
Drain You
Something in the way
In bloom
Do you know this is an old Leadbelly song?! Oh, God...his version brings the chills, too. Man, I flat out bust into tears Everytime I hear Kurt sing this song. And the Leadbelly version? He swings from plaintive to sinister on the vocal... Again, fucking chills. I'll see if I can find you a link...
Here you go! th-cam.com/video/PsfcUZBMSSg/w-d-xo.html
i dont remember how i get here... dnst matter, now i know that people from other side of the world are pretty the samei, sorry for my language, best regards from Warsaw, Poland
It's all about when he took that last breath towards the songs closure.
🙌 Kurt 🙌 Genius 🙌
I’ve seen a lot of people react to this song but your reaction to the screaming bit was the best
try D-7 on hoarmoaning lol, he could go fromm a calm to a scream, i miss kurt bad
Your next Nirvana reaction should be "Breed" Live at the Paramount. It's from Halloween night 1991, and will give you a better understanding of why "The Seattle Grunge sound" killed, cheesy hair metal. It's pure punk rock, raw energy, just one month at Teen Spirit exploded. And it's amazing.
I love all kinds of music but Nirvana always were on a whole 'nother level. RIP.
Jon Secada..Just Another Day. Great tune.
Remember neena cherry she has a talented Daughter called Mabel any song she UK ps your the Goat because of your incredible insight and breakdown of song I’m from Yorkshire you help my depression 👆🏿
Love this song. You can tell by the way he's singing that he was going through it at the time. This was the last song of the legendary Unplugged in New York show. He was dead five months later. RIP Kurt.
If you ever get a chance to read about the Nirvana Unplugged session, do so. It's fascinating.
Sturgil Simpson - in bloom ( nirvana cover )
You should really look into the life of Leadbelly Leadbetter, the original artist. He has a fascination and oft tragic life like so many blues men of his day. He is an under appreciated genius. See also Robert Johnson. These guys were amazing.
Johnson was a genius,
Never heard this before. Really enjoyed the amazing performance. ❤️❤️❤️!!
Never a Nirvana fan but this unplugged set was stunning
This was from way back. This was from when MTV use to play music videos and concerts.