@@otoolepw I also think that if there was a band as good as Nirvana, they would never get famous. There's no music industry to promote people, no live music scene to come up in that's half-as-good as Seattle back then, no money to pay the rent for busting your hump over a handful of songs, and no radio or MTV or anything to get them out to the masses.
@@MrMicalo Yeah but who were there thought they were seeing something special? People there only really recognised the Bleach songs, a week later an iconic album was released. Pretty cool
@@deadroses19 the most surreal moment was near the end when I looked out the glass door entrance area. Loads of people couldn’t get in and were watching through the glass. Including all of Soundgarden. I remember seeing Chris Cornel squatting with his face against the glass trying to watch. I was thinking “I’m in here and you guys aren’t. Wow” It was one of those Seattle rock moments I’ll never forget.
It’s crazy to think he was only famous for like 2.5 years. Such a huge impact in such a short amount of time. That’s like if someone from the beginning of 2019 got super famous and died now. It’s almost no time.
We're about a week away from Nevermind coming out, the biggest reactions were coming from the Bleach era and little did these people know the songs they were privy to from Nevermind were going to absolutely blow up. History
I was too young and back then none of my elders would know about non-mainstream things, so Nirvana wasn't a name yet, but I think that these guys were aware that this was a new DGC signing and the even deeper in-the-knows may have followed the Sub Pop DGC situation for album 2
@@AaronEddieHYo Well, Bleach was a staggeringly run-of-the-mill album for its day. Nothing much 'popped' on it. One reviewer even had the chutzpah to compare it to a lame attempt at being Guns n Roses (Kurt would've enjoyed that praise, I'm sure). Nirvana signed to DGC because Sonic Youth advised them to (as they'd just recently signed on to them). Better production and Kurt's admission of loving pop songs paved the way for Nevermind. The rest is now history
Much respect to all the people out there who help remaster these gems as much possible. If only there were a way to strengthen kurts vocals on this one. I know the book heavier than heaven is mostly from Courtney’s perspective but I remember it saying this was the show that freaked Kurt out the most when he saw the line of people waiting to get in the record store. A gem none the less.
@@UsTheMusicTVOfficial it's definitely a trademark of his playing, usually MOSTLY in tune lmao. This is a badass performance for sure. One of the best.
Back when there were record stores and in store appearances by bands. Gone now forever. Imagine seeing Nirvana up close like this! This will never happen again. The lucky few got to see them live and personal. Thanks to whoever filmed this and uploaded it.
I went to a record store show a few years back, maybe 2019? I can't remember who it was but it was in the parking lot of Criminal Records in Little 5 Points in Atlanta.
@@daveh1065I literally was about to say something of the same effect, I just saw Baroness at Criminal records last September, keep local record shops and local businesses alive!
@@JCVidZ0912 Well, I used to hang out for hours in Record stores, browse and listen to the music they played. And sometimes talk to the clerks and usually they had a good knowledge of music or the latest bands they were listening to. Of course, I had plenty of free time on the weekends and it was a fun way to pass the time. This was also back when they had shopping Malls as well. I’d buy a slice of pizza and soda and go catch a movie in the Budget Theater for $2 and then browse the Record store they had in there and hangout and walk around the Mall. I kind of all miss all that! Staying inside and playing Video games isn’t healthy. I would at least walk around. Today it’s different and I don’t think it’s better. Just my opinion.
Kurt is playing in flat tuning and Krist is playing in standard tuning during the first few songs. When you’re live, sometimes it’s almost impossible to hear that shit from the stage perspective. Your brain can also play tricks on you when in actuality things are totally fine. Popping a string in the middle of a song is exactly what anxiety feels like lmao. So much props to them for just rolling the fuck with it.
true but on album no it's no longer kurt's tone but instead is also sorta Steve Albini's tone or Butch Vig's tone or whoever did the Nirvana albums... Typically a musicians "tone" refers to their live sound where the musician is making all the effect and gear choices, verses on an album where a producer/mixer makes a lot of those decisions after the recording is already done
@@guitarFAIL shit I don't even know what I'm talking about anyway, I'm not an artist with a defined tone, nor am I a producer 🤣 But what I was referring to is the gear people nowadays bring on stage in an effort to sound like their rock-star-heroes, compared to the gear their rock-star-heroes actually brought on stage when they played.
They were my favourite band in those days. Possibly they had more fans in italy than in Seattle. I gave a tape to an american girlfriend in summer 90 and she was shocked, and told me all her friends in California loved that tape from a band they never heard before.. But sure, the last thing i could believe was that they became the number one all over the world just four mounths later.. really the last thing
It's a bit of eerie foreshadowing (but nothing more than coincidence) that there's a Nevermind display and a Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers display flanking Grohl's position... Nevermind propelled him to stardom whereas the latter gave him the opportunity to keep working as a drummer after Kurt's death... and that experience helped guide his decision to part with Petty and form the Foo Fighters.
Nirvana and camcorder - is there anything more 90s than that? I wondered why there are so many privately filmed videos and bootlegs of Nirvana. Well, not only because Nirvana was immensely popular but also that was the 90s where camcorder was much more widely available than 80s. Cellphone camera is a part of that historical trend.
I was 12 the year Kurt died. I remember my cousin getting very upset,angry.. and just down right depressed by it. My cousin was 17 and was very much into this band. Later on,after I got a tad bit older (14) I got real deep and heavy into Nirvana also..my cousin had just got a car and we'd ride *everywhere* ...sometimes just aimlessly listening to Nirvana. I miss those days so bad,I wish I could go back sometimes💜🤟✌ Oh, and I live about 30min from Atl, I would've *loved* seeing them live! Thank goodness for the internet and youtube!🤟
@@wesleyAlan9179 I was 24 when he died. I am a year older than Dave Grohl. I got into them in 1990 with their debut "Bleach". Pretty much the last of my peers to get the album as it was over a year old. I was a fan probably a month earlier than when Dave joined the band.
Lucky you got to see them. I had a ticket for Dublin gig in 1994, they were suppose to play the day he died but obvious tour was cancelled a few weeks before. I still have the ticket
The real hardcore fans👍🏻🎸 I wish I could have seen them. Unfortunately I couldn't in time. Brilliant band. I was more into Alice in chains, but I have so much respect for nirvana. I did get to see Soundgarden and STP before the whole 90s rock stopped by early 2000. I miss the 90s a time sadly missed 🎸🙏🏻
Tenia mucho sin ver algo nuevo viejo. Gran video, captura la epoca en el entorno correcto algo demasiado real. Nirvana nunca deja de sorprenderme. Kurt increiblemente era un genio, como puede sonar asi una sola guitarra, como puede cantar asi, la bateria es brutal y por supuesto el bajo perfecto. El sonido crudo, solo guitarra y pedal. Gran video.
Strange observation of me to make here, but it's funny to see the Tom Petty poster in the back considering Dave had played for him. It's also odd to consider that Chad would wear a Germs GI shirt in those early photoshoots then Pat Smear joined the band, lol, what a small world these guys lived in
And then 2.5 years later he was dead. I’m 39, and they had such a huge impact on me as a kid that I forget that I was only aware of their existence for 2 years before he died.
I'm pretty close, 37, and... I really can't remember when I first heard them, but it was probably around the same for me. Sometime in '92... although now that I think about it, I may not have known Kurt's name until people started talking about his death. Pretty sure I knew of the band though. K, just a bunch of speculating here, thanks for reading lol.
I had just turned 20, and I turned 50 this summer. Enjoy your youth while you can! Although getting old isn't all that bad if you stay healthy. Then you can talk shit about how bad "today's" music is :)
I don't know if anyone will ever read this, but my favorite bit in this video is the guy standing near Krist casually folding up corners of a poster around 39:23 and then the pay off of seeing it fly across as a giant paper airplane and bop someone in the face at 41:03 during Something In The Way.
nice find. I have lately been thinking more about this era than I have in decades. I was not a happy chicklet, but I did see hope and thought that I could avert the looming disaster. oops, incorrect. then my application to join the 27 club was rejected, and here we are.
16 September masih main di gigs kolektif, dalam waktu 14 hari kemudian setelah nevermind rilis pada tgl 24 september langsung sangat terkenal sedunia, jalan hidup emang gak ada yang tau
I think the reason why the generation that was of the Grunge era was less violent was because we stomped , jumped , shook, and screamed along because we were out living life live , at home, walking or in the car , we let all that built up energy out , while it does get me pumped and it is like a fuel that lights my fire it really does let me rage out without knocking some folks out that I just want to pop their heads of like you grapes .. pop pop pop... it's fun to listen to grunge and pogo stick to it .. just .. remember pogoing up the stairs , is a good idea at that moment ... not when you're jumping and going down .. floors come out of no where suddenly .. smh .. surprised I never broke myself or needed up not living life alive loud and live ..
This really just highlights how crazy and overnight their success was. To go from this to playing to 350,000+ people in Rio in less than 2 years. It's insane. Reading 92 wasn't even 11 months later.
Thank God the bands put hair metal to shame, real fuckin talent from Seattle. Like Beatles whacked Doo whop & Elvis . Life gets better some times. Then there's more (,bullshit)
The problem with any band is when you just start.... you say yes, to everything... Then you play and play and play... and just the band and some friend show up... Then you play and play and play.... and suddenly... "Yea, we need you to play infront of this mob of fans that we can't control" Answer:" Emmm...eh..." Show start.
Support your local bands, kids, because you never know that one day you’ll be a part of history like these fans here.
okay boss
@@coldbanana4785 anytime 😉
When was the last time a local band blew up? I don't think it happens anymore.
@@SeeSawMassacre yeah kids too stuck in their phones and social media shitpiss to bother putting in the hard yards to get this good
@@otoolepw I also think that if there was a band as good as Nirvana, they would never get famous. There's no music industry to promote people, no live music scene to come up in that's half-as-good as Seattle back then, no money to pay the rent for busting your hump over a handful of songs, and no radio or MTV or anything to get them out to the masses.
Back when Kurt still loved Smells Like Teen Spirit, a great performance of it..
It's funny thinking how at this point, Smells Like Teen Spirit was just another song Kurt wrote that just so happened to get on the radio.
Imagine being there thinking "when are they gonna stop playing new stuff and bang out some Bleach classics"
HAHA
To be fair tho, if Kurt was still around and I was at a Nirvana show, I’d be saying the same thing
Mrs. Cobain sure looked youthful back then she had really started showing her age before the shotgun ritual/hoax not necessarily in that order
Just days before Nevermind dropped. Imagine being here to see this.
They were there to promote it
@@MrMicalo Yeah but who were there thought they were seeing something special? People there only really recognised the Bleach songs, a week later an iconic album was released. Pretty cool
i wasn't there
Oh, What I'd give/Do❣️
This was the happiest Kurt ever was right before and after Nevermind dropped. Thank God for video cameras capturing history in the making 🤘❤️🤘
I know most won’t believe it. But I’m actually here. Stopped by because it was free and on my way home from work. Legendary set
@@barshels wow you're so lucky
you have seen a legend alive lucky you
tell us more!
I have youtube at home now, and it's always free for me. We are all here on this blessed day!
@@deadroses19 the most surreal moment was near the end when I looked out the glass door entrance area. Loads of people couldn’t get in and were watching through the glass. Including all of Soundgarden. I remember seeing Chris Cornel squatting with his face against the glass trying to watch. I was thinking “I’m in here and you guys aren’t. Wow” It was one of those Seattle rock moments I’ll never forget.
30 years ago! Where has the time gone. Enjoy your life - it goes by fast.
It certainly does ✌️
It’s crazy to think he was only famous for like 2.5 years. Such a huge impact in such a short amount of time.
That’s like if someone from the beginning of 2019 got super famous and died now. It’s almost no time.
And released no less than 3 classic albums!
The Bangals were more famous then any of Cobans music k
juice wrld
Um what?
Juice world, xxxtentacion , lil peep
Imagine Kurt Cobain singing three feet from your face.
hahaha right?
🖤
Bet you any money you like his breath stank
It's a dream
My biggest wetdream ever
We're about a week away from Nevermind coming out, the biggest reactions were coming from the Bleach era and little did these people know the songs they were privy to from Nevermind were going to absolutely blow up. History
I noticed. And still, Smells like Teen Spirit gets a huge reaction from the crowd. You can see it's gonna be a huge hit.
Amazing.
big deal
I was too young and back then none of my elders would know about non-mainstream things, so Nirvana wasn't a name yet, but I think that these guys were aware that this was a new DGC signing and the even deeper in-the-knows may have followed the Sub Pop DGC situation for album 2
@@AaronEddieHYo
Well, Bleach was a staggeringly run-of-the-mill album for its day. Nothing much 'popped' on it. One reviewer even had the chutzpah to compare it to a lame attempt at being Guns n Roses (Kurt would've enjoyed that praise, I'm sure). Nirvana signed to DGC because Sonic Youth advised them to (as they'd just recently signed on to them). Better production and Kurt's admission of loving pop songs paved the way for Nevermind. The rest is now history
Much respect to all the people out there who help remaster these gems as much possible. If only there were a way to strengthen kurts vocals on this one. I know the book heavier than heaven is mostly from Courtney’s perspective but I remember it saying this was the show that freaked Kurt out the most when he saw the line of people waiting to get in the record store. A gem none the less.
@@rychcorporhate 🏖🚬
30yrstoNevermind
@@anialopatiuk2467 imagine the people talking about 30 year old records in 1991.. oh yeah, they still can't stop talking about the Beatles...
@@matteframe in 91 I was really into Hendrix and that wasn’t even 30 years old … ugggh
@@robg4472 Really freaky to think it's more than 50 years old now
Dude, Kurt and the boys are REALLY on top of their GAME HERE! I think this has to be one of their most powerful performances. Ever.
But man, is his guitar going CRAZY out of tune. Lol
@@UsTheMusicTVOfficial it's definitely a trademark of his playing, usually MOSTLY in tune lmao. This is a badass performance for sure. One of the best.
Dude exactly
Their late 91 shows are their best ones
This '91 vs Reading '92.. let's meet in the middle then at.. punk rock purgatory: from the banks of the muddy wishkaw..
Dave's drumming is just fucking impeccable!!!... 🤘
For real, especially on Something in the Way holy hell he was a mean hitter
Yeah, that’s definitely not Chad Channing.
Really good but he's no Dale Crover.
The best part about vids like this.. how did that guy develop such great biceps? Now we know!
always
a lot better than that guitar noise
Little did that crowd know is that a little over a week later would be one of the most influential and impactful album launches of all time!
Can't believe am only watching this now Oct 2021. This is precious. Wish I was there.
Lots of good Nirvana content on YT, huh? I'm just seeing this now, but I've been binging Nirvana off and on all year pretty much.
LMFAO
I was 14, Freshman in HS.
No idea what was about to come.
A full blown music REVOLUTION!
(91-95)
In those days Nirvana was famous and they still playing in stores. Freaking amazing.
they werent famous yet
I'm pretty sure they were trying to promote their album
@@heyitMeMcFlyunfortunately yeah this was like a month before they blew up
They still weren’t any more “famous” in Seattle than Mudhoney or Soundgarden were in September of 1991.
30 years ago today!!! thanks for this! Kurts voice on Teen Spirit! wow!! so good!
Very rare period of time where Kurt actually enjoyed playing the song.
This really shows just how tall Krist was. 6'7" punk bass player
Ele não morreu
@@edgarbatista917 si
He's still tall because he's still alive 😅
To jest aż nierealne...Kurt na zawszę w sercu i pamięci!!! Pozdrawiam z Polski 🤍❤
Man lives, sweats, tears, changes strings,and tunes on stage live with his guitar.... LOVE IT ..
This looks like so many local punk shows I've seen. Except this band was weeks away from being the biggest band in the world.
Back when there were record stores and in store appearances by bands.
Gone now forever.
Imagine seeing Nirvana up close like this! This will never happen again. The lucky few got to see them live and personal.
Thanks to whoever filmed this and uploaded it.
I went to a record store show a few years back, maybe 2019? I can't remember who it was but it was in the parking lot of Criminal Records in Little 5 Points in Atlanta.
@@daveh1065I literally was about to say something of the same effect, I just saw Baroness at Criminal records last September, keep local record shops and local businesses alive!
i wish it was still like that.... i wasn't alive then so i never got to experience it ):
@@JCVidZ0912 Well, I used to hang out for hours in Record stores, browse and listen to the music they played. And sometimes talk to the clerks and usually they had a good knowledge of music or the latest bands they were listening to.
Of course, I had plenty of free time on the weekends and it was a fun way to pass the time. This was also back when they had shopping Malls as well.
I’d buy a slice of pizza and soda and go catch a movie in the Budget Theater for $2 and then browse the Record store they had in there and hangout and walk around the Mall.
I kind of all miss all that! Staying inside and playing Video games isn’t healthy. I would at least walk around.
Today it’s different and I don’t think it’s better. Just my opinion.
Kurt is playing in flat tuning and Krist is playing in standard tuning during the first few songs. When you’re live, sometimes it’s almost impossible to hear that shit from the stage perspective. Your brain can also play tricks on you when in actuality things are totally fine. Popping a string in the middle of a song is exactly what anxiety feels like lmao. So much props to them for just rolling the fuck with it.
12:46 love that he just went with it, i wish there was a band like nirvana still out there.
Kurt took such pride in not selling out. That's what made them stand out. Always trolling lol
He has true showmanship.
DS-1 and a small clone.
Nowadays people think they need 500 pedals to capture kurt's "tone"
It sounded ordinary in live, but huge on recording
true but i would say that in studio he had more than that
true but on album no it's no longer kurt's tone but instead is also sorta Steve Albini's tone or Butch Vig's tone or whoever did the Nirvana albums...
Typically a musicians "tone" refers to their live sound where the musician is making all the effect and gear choices, verses on an album where a producer/mixer makes a lot of those decisions after the recording is already done
@@kidkique ok didn't know the reference was for that specifically, thanks!
@@guitarFAIL shit I don't even know what I'm talking about anyway, I'm not an artist with a defined tone, nor am I a producer 🤣
But what I was referring to is the gear people nowadays bring on stage in an effort to sound like their rock-star-heroes, compared to the gear their rock-star-heroes actually brought on stage when they played.
They were my favourite band in those days. Possibly they had more fans in italy than in Seattle. I gave a tape to an american girlfriend in summer 90 and she was shocked, and told me all her friends in California loved that tape from a band they never heard before.. But sure, the last thing i could believe was that they became the number one all over the world just four mounths later.. really the last thing
It's a bit of eerie foreshadowing (but nothing more than coincidence) that there's a Nevermind display and a Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers display flanking Grohl's position... Nevermind propelled him to stardom whereas the latter gave him the opportunity to keep working as a drummer after Kurt's death... and that experience helped guide his decision to part with Petty and form the Foo Fighters.
Never knew he played with them, surprising, the guy was really cool!
tom petty said he loved nirvana. reminds me of how phil lynott loved punk rock.
wow, I had no clue he played with them. thanks!
Tom Petty is the man!
There is only one band I know exactly where I was and what I was doing when first heard them…Nirvana.
imagine the first time u hear Nirvana is at this kind of little concert :D
There are 4 legends in this video : 1- Nirvana 2- the guy who recorded this 3- they guy who uploaded this 3- the people who attended this show
And the guy trying to help kurt fix his microphone during breed
What a performance. Kurt’s vocal on top.
Nirvana and camcorder - is there anything more 90s than that? I wondered why there are so many privately filmed videos and bootlegs of Nirvana. Well, not only because Nirvana was immensely popular but also that was the 90s where camcorder was much more widely available than 80s. Cellphone camera is a part of that historical trend.
Hard to believe it has already been thirty years. I saw them on October 6 in Atlanta.
I was 12 the year Kurt died. I remember my cousin getting very upset,angry.. and just down right depressed by it. My cousin was 17 and was very much into this band. Later on,after I got a tad bit older (14) I got real deep and heavy into Nirvana also..my cousin had just got a car and we'd ride *everywhere* ...sometimes just aimlessly listening to Nirvana. I miss those days so bad,I wish I could go back sometimes💜🤟✌
Oh, and I live about 30min from Atl, I would've *loved* seeing them live! Thank goodness for the internet and youtube!🤟
@@wesleyAlan9179 I was 24 when he died. I am a year older than Dave Grohl. I got into them in 1990 with their debut "Bleach". Pretty much the last of my peers to get the album as it was over a year old. I was a fan probably a month earlier than when Dave joined the band.
@@deathmetaldouglas69
Right on,man🤟 you have a great day😁👍
Lucky you got to see them. I had a ticket for Dublin gig in 1994, they were suppose to play the day he died but obvious tour was cancelled a few weeks before. I still have the ticket
@@zebrahead32
Im sorry that happened and you didn't get to see them in Dublin. I think its really cool that you still have the ticket
🤟😁
Check Check 1, 2 Check 1, 2 AND then they took over the World.
P.S.
Bless the girl that kept fixing Kurt's mic
The real hardcore fans👍🏻🎸 I wish I could have seen them. Unfortunately I couldn't in time. Brilliant band. I was more into Alice in chains, but I have so much respect for nirvana. I did get to see Soundgarden and STP before the whole 90s rock stopped by early 2000. I miss the 90s a time sadly missed 🎸🙏🏻
Tenia mucho sin ver algo nuevo viejo. Gran video, captura la epoca en el entorno correcto algo demasiado real. Nirvana nunca deja de sorprenderme. Kurt increiblemente era un genio, como puede sonar asi una sola guitarra, como puede cantar asi, la bateria es brutal y por supuesto el bajo perfecto. El sonido crudo, solo guitarra y pedal. Gran video.
Que bueno los que pudieron estar ahí, gran momento del grunge intimo
5 days before the album dropped and the rock n roll changed forever. This is such a cool piece of history, thanks!
Reliving and catching up on all Nirvana here on TH-cam. Feels like I'm 19 again in 1991. As always, never seen this before.
It was a magical time to be alive
Amazing footage. The Green Manalishi jam is hillarious!
I agree,I’ve never heard Krist sing before so I enjoyed this a lot
@@AmyYdoesntlikehandles he sang on the studio cover of Do You Love Me by Kiss as well. Check it out! 😁
holy hell! you're right!
Ya awesome that these are being posted now. Thanks
Today makes it officially 30 years ago since the start of the Nevermind tour and this show
I always loved Dave counting Krist and Kurt back into the song after the middle section in Drain you. 1,2,3,4!!!!!
Strange observation of me to make here, but it's funny to see the Tom Petty poster in the back considering Dave had played for him. It's also odd to consider that Chad would wear a Germs GI shirt in those early photoshoots then Pat Smear joined the band, lol, what a small world these guys lived in
Could you imagine hearing that performance of Teen Spirit there like that….that was stellar, sounded just like the record
Fun fact people that Kurt went to high school with came to this show and asked for his autograph
NIRVANA CHANGED LIFE ON EARTH, THIS ROCK N ROLL BAND GAVE A GENERATION THEIR VOICE
Oh please.
first his string breaks, then his mic tries to escape him, kurt couldn’t catch a break
I reckon he caught a pretty huge break with the success of the album he was promoting here.
He's catching a break in front of our eyes! Fame was on the doorstep
Favorite all time band! Huge inspiration
Ja tinha visto essa gravação antes... recordando agora... nostalgia.
Nirvana forever
Only one guitar for the gig. These guys were obviously in the big leagues getting a lot of label support! :D
You can thank Sub Pop for that.
And then 2.5 years later he was dead. I’m 39, and they had such a huge impact on me as a kid that I forget that I was only aware of their existence for 2 years before he died.
I'm pretty close, 37, and... I really can't remember when I first heard them, but it was probably around the same for me. Sometime in '92... although now that I think about it, I may not have known Kurt's name until people started talking about his death. Pretty sure I knew of the band though. K, just a bunch of speculating here, thanks for reading lol.
Something in the Way sounds incredible here.
Nirvana Sludge Doom
This is Everything.
Always loved Stain
The best ever Nirvana show
Wow these ppl were so lucky to witnes this greatness
Hard to believe most ppl in the crowd are now 50 to 65 years old now!
I had just turned 20, and I turned 50 this summer. Enjoy your youth while you can! Although getting old isn't all that bad if you stay healthy. Then you can talk shit about how bad "today's" music is :)
Time goes fast, enjoy life while you can
Я слушал это на касетах в начале 90х и до сих пор меня берет до мурашек!!! ❤
I don't know if anyone will ever read this, but my favorite bit in this video is the guy standing near Krist casually folding up corners of a poster around 39:23 and then the pay off of seeing it fly across as a giant paper airplane and bop someone in the face at 41:03 during Something In The Way.
So f*€€€k cool!!! Thank you for this master piece. The sound and the video are as grunge as the music!! :)) thank you!!
Petty and the boys really killin it here.
😂
Tremendo video, que locura estar ahi... ✌🏽🍻✌🏽
For a moment I thought that this was when Chad was still in the band. Awesome footage, thanks for the upload.
Ahhhh, 91'
Golly i miss it so much, good times! The last decade of great mainstream music...before the collapse of it all💜
hi, u re right, hello from Italy
@@dellecapacitailcoraggiofis7536
Much love to you🤟❤😁
@@dellecapacitailcoraggiofis7536 you dont listen to Psychedelic Witchcraft?
@@joejones9520 ?? What is that
Agreed 😊
Man I love this!
nice find. I have lately been thinking more about this era than I have in decades. I was not a happy chicklet, but I did see hope and thought that I could avert the looming disaster. oops, incorrect.
then my application to join the 27 club was rejected, and here we are.
16 September masih main di gigs kolektif, dalam waktu 14 hari kemudian setelah nevermind rilis pada tgl 24 september langsung sangat terkenal sedunia, jalan hidup emang gak ada yang tau
I was only a few days old here, boy I wish I was in my 20s/30s during that time! Lucky lucky people.
Que privilegio para los que estuvieron ahí tan cerca del Grupo, sin duda algo inolvidable.
This is so cool I have never seen this, wish the audio was better, must of sounded incredible
Dave own everything there, monster musician, perfect performance
So cool. Such an amazing time for music.
I've always loved the things happening during Floyd the barber ⚘
whether its outdoor stadium or inside record store, he still sang his heart out...great artist of my generation.missed u kurdt.
❤gracias por subirlo❤
This is some historic shit right here. Three and a half months later they were playing SNL. Crazy.
So powerful and so sensitive!
I think the reason why the generation that was of the Grunge era was less violent was because we stomped , jumped , shook, and screamed along because we were out living life live , at home, walking or in the car , we let all that built up energy out , while it does get me pumped and it is like a fuel that lights my fire it really does let me rage out without knocking some folks out that I just want to pop their heads of like you grapes .. pop pop pop... it's fun to listen to grunge and pogo stick to it .. just .. remember pogoing up the stairs , is a good idea at that moment ... not when you're jumping and going down .. floors come out of no where suddenly .. smh .. surprised I never broke myself or needed up not living life alive loud and live ..
About to take grunge to the world right here boys
que honra dessas pessoas.
Standing there staring while Kurt sings smells like teen spirit 5 feet from them. I love it.
Nunca te fuiste hermano!!!
you are so lucky to be in this video
More than a hundred people listening to three guys, this is amazing. Dave, krist and Kurt this was really cool.
So nice seeing an audience of faces and not cell phones...
This really just highlights how crazy and overnight their success was. To go from this to playing to 350,000+ people in Rio in less than 2 years. It's insane. Reading 92 wasn't even 11 months later.
8:42 My dude with the mic assist.
Breed beranak
what for a fantastic contemporary document! I wished, I was there!
that transition from something in the way to stain is something powerful
This is amazing footage...little did they know....and the crowd know...
They knew. We all knew. We Gen Xer's aren't boomers remember.
Thank God the bands put hair metal to shame, real fuckin talent from Seattle. Like Beatles whacked Doo whop & Elvis . Life gets better some times. Then there's more (,bullshit)
Lucky for you there to be able to come face to face with NIRVANA.. maybe you never realized what you saw was a worldwide legend
The problem with any band is when you just start.... you say yes, to everything...
Then you play and play and play... and just the band and some friend show up...
Then you play and play and play.... and suddenly...
"Yea, we need you to play infront of this mob of fans that we can't control"
Answer:" Emmm...eh..."
Show start.
Insanely cool, thanks for sharing. 11/18/2021 Long Island, New York
Mind Boggling that one year later they were playing the seattle center colosseum
*Coliseum
What a setlist
Broken D string the very first song. Powers through!
props to the one guy up front who wasnt afraid to rock out and support them man, hell yeah
Wow. What a great moment in history! But I will say this though, camera technology has come a long way
One of the things that pushed nirvana into the publics view was their obsessive touring. There's a pearl of wisdom in there somewhere.