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How about stuck at a C4?
@@therealcflat U a bass?
at this point the only way to sing like this is by eating a guitar distortion pedal
yeah dont do that but also if you do it please upload it
@@CrazySinging video on 30th august if i survive it
@@seagull6636 Do it! Do it! Do it! Do it! Do it! Do it! Do it! Do it!
Dave once said that listening to Kurt sing was like he was Gargling boiling nails and razors in the back of your throat! :o
ALL THE GAINNNNN
that was what made kurt cobain special and gave his signature feel. he didnt shy from his internal pain, he put it on display and put it into his singing, raw and unfiltered
Bruh it sounds like shit
@@alessandro_inno axel rose
James hetfield did the same shit, its a good way to destroy your voice
i still think that’s why he was so good he was literally screaming in pain most of the time because of his stomach
@@alessandro_inno I disagree. We truly don't know what Kurt's voice would have sounded like this late in his career had he not passed away. He was known by his fans for sharing his heart, his pain and his soul in his songs by doing vocals like this. Kurt didn't do it to be 'proper' nor 'pretty' or 'glamorous,' etc. It was meant to be ugly.
As far as this video is concerned, it isn't fair to compare him to Freddy Mercury in this stance. Freddy was a different type of vocalist than Kurt. Each have their own place. Just my opinion, both are great vocalists though🤘😊
territorial pissings might be one of the hardest nirvana songs out there
Jinjer and Hands Off Gretel both did great versions a couple of years back.
That sonf is so badass you can literally hear his voice giving out by the end. This is definitely not good for the voice but it sounds so good
Tourette's too. Vocal wise though, Territorial Pissings is definitely the most brutal of all
@@kristopherguilbault5428 **endless, nameless has entered the chat**
@@evanisovich The hidden track, bravo. I had forgotten about that one
Territorial Pissings is absolutely amazing. Shame it doesn’t get as much attention as the other songs on Nevermind.
Totally. That and Breed. Wish I could find the SNL performance of Territorial Pissings - it's fucking rad
Territorial pissings is in my top 5 nirvana songs
One of my favorites from that album. Yes.
@@allrequiredfieldsI remember seeing that when it aired. It was sweet.
Snl version is here on you tube.
It's up there with Aneurysm
Im both a fan of Kurt and Freddie so...yeah
Same
Same
Same, I love both but I'm a bigger fan of Kurt though
Congrats
Kurt's voice was fkn haunting. Pure emotion…
Sounded terrible lol
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Yes his vocal performance is very haunting. But it’s not hard to replicate
@@NameWitheldByRequest🤣🙄 I haven’t heard many do so. I learned how to play and sing his music to a T when I was young. I can do this song. I can also replicate his scream he sometimes used coming back from the 3/4 mark of drain you, right before the final verse/chorus. That energy is in my soul for sure. Nirvana was so life altering influential.
He couldn’t sing or play guitar. Couple of catchy riffs and then he OD’d. What a hero
I still believe to this day that Freddie is unsurpassed vocally. He was a genuine unicorn in the world of vocalists.
Pavarotti though ...
@@antoniomargallo5317 I mean Freddie did do a full opera album 😂. I’m not saying he was a better opera singer than Pavarotti but if you go from Barcelona to Exercises in Free Love, you really can see that there wasn’t anything he couldn’t do
Because he was literally gifted
Maybe not unsurpassed, but definitely check out Juan Gabriel. Very versatile Mexican singer, and at his best (in my opinion) is his live version of Hasta Que te Conocí. It starts out slow, but near the middle is when he really starts belting it out.
Adam Lambert
Terrortorial pissings was one of my favorite nirvana tunes
TERRORtorial pissings? mm weird..never heard of that one and im a big nirvana fan
@@casualtyarmy87 evidently not
@@jdlambo6926 lmao u dont get it
@@casualtyarmy87 ohhhhhh I got ya sorry my bad give me a brake I just woke up @230 pm lol
@@jdlambo6926 lol
Kurt’s scream set him apart. Totally authentic rage.
Kurt was actually known to cough up blood from how rough his vocals were
Or it could have been due to his stomach condition as he would also be spitting up bile with the blood. Could also be that he was refluxing bile that was burning his throat and vocal cords causing them to bleed. Reflux can really screw up a person's vocal cords and his ability to sing. Range can be destroyed.
I believe the blood was from his stomach issues, not his singing. Though his vocals were very rough on his throat and vocal cords, and you could already hear the effects as he progressed through his career.
@@brickson98m yeah but it's probably at least a little bit because of his vocals
No, that's just cause he did so many drugs
I always liked "Gimme the prize" for how raw Freddie sings it. The power he puts behind the entire song.
There's another song on that album "One Year of Love" where he puts in one of his best vocal performances and it's a great contrast to show off his range as a singer
as someone who sings like this, my voice hasn’t changed at all. i know it might do not kicked in yet or it hasn’t damaged anything, but just because nothing has happened to me that doesn’t mean nothing will happen to you. i’ve been singing like this for 7 years! i’m so glad nothing has happened, and it really helps with my band: :)
It depends on how old are you, the older you get, the better your technique HAS to be.
Kurt’s screams on Negative creep are insane
And Paper Cuts, the preceding track (on bleach)
Listen to Henry rollins on his first album with black flag called damaged. You can almost hear his vocal chords being shredded. He has a funny story where he went to a famous vocal chord doctor. He said he listened to one line of a track he recorded and said *I can't help you"
Kurt will always hold a place in my heart.❤️
Same here💜
Agreed. I was 13 in 1992... he was so unique and real compared to the 80's hair bands. He made me feel like i wasnt all alone in regards to emotional distress, stomach ulcers , and worsening scoliosis... something i was batteling at the time, too.
I love Kurdt✌️❤️💕💖💗💞♥️RIP😢😥🙏🙏
@@laurenperdue3981ich war 1992 - 20 Jahre und letztes Konzert 01.03.1994 München dabei ✌️. Heute bin ich 51 Jahre und liebe Nirvana, Kurdt immer noch ❤️💗💕💖💞RIP 😢😥🙏🙏🙏
You missed the opportunity to say Heart Shaped Box lol
As a former choir singer it has taken me ages to learn how to distort my voice. The most pain I feel singing high notes is at the top of my nose as I don't sing nasally and controlling the passage of air to stop there hurts quite a bit after a few songs
Good for you though for learning proper technique first. Its ok to "cheat" sometimes for the tone your looking for. I'm mean if the pros don't do it, then everything would sound like opera.
@@TheJcrispell40 you can sing properly and achieve a similar effect it just takes practice and control. For rock singing stuff like AC/DC and Slade can be a good place to develop a controlled grit. David Bowie's detuned brakes are also useful practice.
@@TheJcrispell40singing technique Is not exclusive to European classical music. It just means doing what you do in a way that doesnt hurt your voice and enables you to sing consistently.
Even Gutural voices (like in death metal and other extreme genres) requires technique so you can last many years doing It.
In the world of art and in Kurt's world of art there are no rules. Very liberating. He did not sing it like that repeatedly. I think it was dependant on his mood. His vocals were very emotionally charged which is one of the many reasons he was loved by so many.
I don't think he sang any of his songs the same way twice.
You can hear the hurt in Kurt's voice. He didn't care about any part of his health at that point 💔
this was before the heroin i think, he just had zero musical training
@@scruffbaggyap yap
@@bombaclatkaiserwomp womp
@@scruffbagg no. He started heroin in 1987. Krist even told him he's "playing with dynamite." Now we can tell it didn't really work in the long run...
@@dashingriggshe didn't overdose but it for sure made him worse
*I love Kurt's music. I love how you could feel his songs and how he emphasizes the pain with his voice. it was so unique. his lyrics are just brilliantly metaphorical and oddly poetic at the same time. I think Nirvana's music was much different than other rock bands at the time.*
Freddie Mercury was one of the greatest performers of all time. My dad says it was the best show he's ever seen and he's seen some great bands. I wish I could have seen Queen live but he died when I was only 10 and I didn't really appreciate their music until i was older.
I read in the biography, Come As You Are, Kurt used to practice his vocals as a child while fishing in the Washington wilderness.
I guess he scared all the fish away, cause he sounds terrible.
@@juliomiranda4234listen to his clean singing it’s alot better
He also damaged his vical chords so bad he woukd cough up blood
@@juliomiranda4234Haha okay Julio, you’re so edgy and different. Congrats
@@Keepingyoung just like Cobain, lol
Kurt singing there actually made me nervous.
For the Kurt Cobain vocals, he actually blew out his voice during the end of Territorial Pissings, which is the song those vocals are from.
The story is they were having a hard time getting the sound of Lithium the way they wanted, so they took a break and did Territorial Pissings (got my history mixed up here, they took a break and did Endless Nameless, sorry everyone!). Kurt plugged his guitar directly into the Mixing Board and the band played it live in studio in one take.
What you hear at the end is Kurt getting so into the song he screams the vocals and the last few second are the sounds of Kurt's voice giving out.
They had to stop recording for the day, but the result is legendary!
Correction: As a few people pointed out below, while taking a break from recording Lithium, the band ended up jamming and recorded Endless Nameless, the hidden track on Nevermind, which is where the guitar got smashed and that is the weird guitar feedback you hear in the last 40 or so seconds of Endless Nameless. However, Kurt still blew out his voice for Territorial Pissings, the guitar was plugged directly into the Mixing Board and the band performed it together live, in Studio in one take.
Wrong your story is actually about endless nameless, the hidden track on Nevermind
that’s endless nameless, not territorial pissings
You're thinking of endless nameless
@@klocke5247 You are half right. Nirvana recorded live in the Studio together. That's just how they did it. They were a live band first, a Studio band second. While yes, you are right there are Multi-Tracks for each and every Nirvana song, they come from the Mics and the Mixing Board. This is also possible from the DAT boards recording live shows.
@@klocke5247 Speaking as both a recording musician and a sound engineer, claiming that the tracks “must be recorded separately” is just not true. Plenty of modern band still record together in the room. They then possibly add other multi-tracked layers on top, but the skeleton of the song at the very least is live. It’s down to the preference of the band and the sound they’re going for. You’re right, most bands probably record separately nowadays, but it’s not everybody. Besides, you can record live in the same room with completely separate recordings very easily today. In my band I play the drums and me, our guitarist and our bassist record live in the room together. They run straight to the desk so there’s no room noise apart from the drums, but we can hear each other in our in-ears. We don’t need to record that way, but it helps us get the energy of a track through more effectively. Then later we go back and add other elements, such as vocals and additional guitars.
Jesus like he was screaming bloody murder gave me chills a bit impressive
I'd say paper cuts might be Kurt's most brutal vocal performance
The run at the end of Lead The Way by Mariah Carey is the hardest thing ever. 20+ notes in a few seconds then a 20 second long note after
I want to hear Freddy mercury singing nirvana songs
Dude, Freddy would tear up any song. He was one of few who was reputed to have that rare four-octave vocal range.
You might get your wish i bet someone will try and do it using AI 🤣
Actually surprised this wasn't about "Rape me"
I expected that kinda' topic also 🤷
I guess you never heard scentless apprentice
I included that one on some other vids!
Or papercuts
or if you must and oh the guilt
Freddie had an amazing voice. Love me some freddie x
Kurt has crazier vocals at the of his performance of ‘Where did you sleep last Night’
Not the unplugged version, though. Feb 16th (I think, might’ve been the 12th or 14th) 1994.
Devin Townsend does some crazy high screams. Especially in the SYL days.
*Nods Deadhead'ingly*
That’s the most beautiful part about Cobain, he doesn’t care about what’s good or not for his voice and he still gets it done legendarily
Kurt practiced that singing since he was a child. He was fishing with his uncle(? Family member for sure) on the river and his uncle came running because he thought kurt was in trouble. He asked kurt what the hell he was doing and he told him that he was exercising his vocal chords ❤
That last scream by Kurt definitely sounded like he broke his voice.
"Gotta find a way, a better way, a better WAAAAY to sing this SING THIS SONG!"
nice
Or just eat an entire pack of Skittles before you sing
When recording that part of Territorial Pissings, Kurt almost passed out.
Shame it didn’t kill him, but then he did eventually kill himself, so it all worked out in the end
Just curious... How do you know?
You can feel the pain in Kurt's voice with every song he sang
Mike Patton is the goat of scream control. His range is super impressive to. Not to mention how weird alot of his stuff is. Tomahawk -God Hates a Coward is a masterpiece of range, strange vocal delivery and vocal effects. The screams at the end are insanely high with excellent control of the uncomfortable and uncontrollable. If you like singers pushing it then look it up. The live version where he sings through a modified gas mask.
Exactly. Patton trumps everyone.
@@Awesomemusic19 yeah his range, technique and intensity are out of this world. It's like he somehow kept the ability to hit those ear piercing high notes toddlers can do when they are screeching.🤣
He is the singer with the most recorded vocal range, even reaching 6 octaves. He's practically a human piano
Jizzlobber and Malpractice are screamo classics.
When your mom takes away your Xbox while you’re in a party.
Dave said Kurt sounded like he was boiling nails in his throat.
Listen to Infant Annihilator and Lorna Ahore then come back remake this video
No
I don't even like deathcore, but their vocals are insane. It's crazy.
Lmfao Lorna shore
Kurt actually would cough up blood from his insane screams, rip to the legend 🙏🏼💖
The guy was an utter muppet
I can remember being in 3rd grade and playing that in utero over and over and over at full blast in my bedroom. And I came from a very Christian/church household. Ahhhhh the good ole days. I’m 38 now and I still put his music above anything I have ever heard. I can remember kids at school being like omg crying over Tupac death. I was the kid crying over Kurt’s.
@@jdlambo6926 I'm just turned 40 & I know what you mean, listening to nirvana at that age, it stays with you forever... sometimes I want to listen to them but I can't coz there is too much emotion there, brings back so many memories, good and bad.
I was lucky , got introduced to the band by my older brother when I was really young .
Began listening to them when I was 11, and only a year later he was gone...
RIP the one and only , beautiful Mr.Cobain ✌🏾 💜
review jonny craig's voice in emarosa - the past should stay dead
The past can be very useful especially in cases where it repeats itself. The past has a purpose or it would have never existed and no one would remember it. There are a lot of uses in recalling the past. It's not Dead, for you maybe, but at its very least it is a point of reference to envision a person's progress, which is very important when evaluating personal or professional growth.
@@joleneloveland8911 what are you talking about? that is a song title for a song of emarosa
I've been doing harsh vocals for for 20 years,just gotta practice Alot and take care of your voice.
The vocals on Scentless Apprentice are also amazing
i love this song tho, its one of my favs he sings 😭
The beginning of the Irony of Dying on Your Birthday by Senses Fail
Kurt and Freddie are probably my two favourite rock singers
Both my favorite singers of all time
Kurt's vocals is just a mix of hell and...just hell
Kurt is the man! That kinda singing is what made him the biggest rock star in the world for a time!
Territorial Pissing is one of my favorite songs from that album. Ive always loved it
I literally just got done singing like this and playing guitar to this song 40 seconds ago
Ive covered territorial pissings with my band multiple times. I know those notes probably arent good but they dont hurt and it feels reallyy good to sing them.
That's just how he sings dude and he is forever a legend ❤
I love and miss you Kurt. I blead when you died near me and I hurt for your death still. Seattle still cherishes you so much!
Geoff Tate sang E5s all the time without any problems or weird methods of doing them
Kurt did not mean to do any of that lmao
That is why it is called emotion, he was venting everything that was on his mind and his voice was doing all the work on it's own, infact, translating it.
“Most brutal” guess you’ve never listened to deathcore
kurt’s pure and raw emotion made his music have so much more feeling and meaning.
yeah, it also fucked up his throat tho
Gimme The Prize , kurgans theme is an awesome song !!! Bagpipes , Brian Mays crazy intro , There can only be One !!! 👍🏻👍🏻
One of the best Nirvana songs
I'm by no stretch of the imagination, a vocalist but I know that singing in this way causes the vocal chords to rub against each other, this, in turn causes nodes to form on them. The end result is surgery which could cause one to not only lose their vocal ability in relation to singing, but also can cause one to lose their ability to vocalize all. There is actually a name for this type of thing, it's called the giraffe syndrome.
Robert Gansert wrote about it in the classic,
The Gantone method. 🤟
Kurt has crazier vocal lines like on Paper Cuts, Negative Creep, If You Must, and Moist V
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I'm shocked he still has a voice
What a time it was to be alive.
Peste Noire - Dueil Angoisseus is THE MOST intense vocals ever.
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Funny thing is my band is talking about practicing territorial pissings... and i'm the vocalist 💀
Rip
You spend way too long in the set up I’m gone
You think you could do a crazy singing video on Chris Cornell or at least Matt Bellamy?
YES SOON
Also here's one vid I made on Chris recently: th-cam.com/users/shorts-qXgafWxZXk
@@CrazySinging awesome!
This is Kurt and Fred here!!!! They could and always did sing however they dang wanted!!!!
I always Cover Territorial Pissings from Nirvana with my Band and im playing guitar and i Sing and you just have to learn vocal fry then you can sing it like me
Varg Vikernes? xD
KoRn
I can do that, but when i do the vocal something strange Landed on my head
Territorial pissings is such a great song Kurt’s vocals in that song is truly something that brings the song to a whole new level
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Check the 2nd vid for Layne
Layne 👍
*laughs in death metal*
Laughs in *Will Ramos' voice*
🐯🐽🐯🐽🐯🐽🐯
Even though death metal uses some of the most basic harsh vocal techniques that you can learn in a week 🤡🤦
@@habhdyst722 ok
I know you’re telling me not to but the rawness and unrehearsedness of contains screaming in territorial pissing is exactly what I want to capture
i hesitate to call that Cobain vocal line "singing"
no need for the 40 second useless introduction in a ytshort
I’ve been waiting for a video that compares Freddie’s singing with Kurt’s. They both have such powerful voices! Sometimes I wonder what it would’ve sounded like if Freddie sang grunge…
The scentless apprentice scream is insane too.
Deftones ‘Hexagram’ is this too. Pretty sure Chino ruined his vocal cords doing some of the screams on the self titled LP.
If it was up to vocal coaches EVERYBODY would sound like they’re in a musical, opera or singing jazz. They’re completely oblivious to this themselves. They usually think they can sing rock blues and soul just as well as the greats but it always becomes a cheesy musical number.
If you wanna sing at weddings or whatever, take these guys advice. If you want to create something unique, proceed with caution.
I agree but it’s not sooo black or white; you can add distortion to mixed voice and not cough up blood after every show
I love singing Territorial Pissings, completely unironically.
Kurt also had throat issues
just toughing it out like how he did is crazy
For Territorial Pissings I just scream and don’t really care about the end 💀
if kirt cobains the most brutal vocals u face ever heard then u haven't lived but i like nirvana territorial pissings
Screaming is always gonna be harsh on your vocal folds, even with proper technique. I hate to admit it but it sometimes unpolished screams just sound better than polished screams.
Listen, I certainly know how popular Nirvana and Kurt was/still is, but (there’s always a but 😊), Freddie was in a league all of his own. Different kind of music, different voice. None of these grunge guys can match Freddie. They broke the mold after him. But still, grunge had its place and it changed and evolved Rock music forever.
My husband and I have been booking local/regional bands for over 20 years now. I am constantly amazed by the fact that untrained players/performers have ZERO problems achieving allegedly 'impossible' feats simply because no one has ever told them that they couldn't do them.
All of the most amazing performers just kind of shrug and say, "Yeah, I guess." when you point out how amazing one thing or another that they do is.
Did you know that Kurt actually had a really severe stomach illness and when you combine that with the visceral way he sang, sometimes he would cough up after his preformses
The first one with Kurt his voice gave out while recording it and they decided to keep it cuz it sounded cool
Kurt said he would cough up blood regularly backstage
In case anyone was wondering, the end of Territorial Pissings is the actual sound of Kurt's voice blowing out.
first one sounds like screaming with no technique and second one is pretty doable