It's funny how Dave is the outgoing talkative one now but during Nirvana Dave was the quiet one and Krist was the talkative one then and quiet now. Kurt's death took a big toll on Krist and it shows.
miles2057 Krist still dreams about Kurt as he stated, he is really hurt by it.. you can see it in his eyes when he is talking about it, he isn't the same.. it's so sad
I agree, but I'd say their career changes probably have a lot to do with it too. Kurt and Krist were tight, and Dave almost definitely felt like an outsider at certain points early on--then he became a frontman for his own successful band, which is likely what caused him to seemingly come out of his shell and become more outgoing. And don't forget that Krist went into politics after Nirvana happened--that most definitely changed him too. He had to maintain a degree of professionalism; no longer could he be making goofy, off-the-cuff anecdotes and flashing his dick to thousands of people (lol), which likely forced him to seemingly mellow out. But I love both versions of both of them, of course! XD
I was 17 and grew up in the Seattle area when the grunge craze was in full effect. I got to see Nirvana in concert when they were on their In Utero tour. My friends and I even made it to the front of the mosh pit and had a clear view of them playing on stage. When the show was over, Kurt swung his guitar at the In Utero statue on stage and decapitated it, then picked up the head and started talking crazy to it. None of us realized it back then, but it was the last time they played a concert in the U.S. before heading to the European leg of their tour. To this day, it's still the most memorable show I've been to.
Loved hearing this. I grew up during the same time. And Nirvana is the ONLY one's I didn't get to see. Seen anyone else you can think of.. But Nirvana. What a badass memory to have!!
@@oumealso-mb3sv same! I lived nirvana, and as fate would have it, they're the only band I never got to see. I even traveled up to Spokane a couple times for concerts. Still to this day they're my fave band.
i love how they are like brothers, all 3 of them. they just care sm, i can tell nirvana was probably the best experience of their life. i just want to cry bc I know Kurt would just fit right in there. i felt like he was gonna come in and sit down next to them. god i miss him and i miss nirvana. there will never be another band as great as them. to me they were the best, they are what music is supposed to be, raw, emotional, expressive, and real
José Aquino well Kurt died wen he was 27 and Krist is a yr older than Kurt. Krist would've been around 28 29 nearly in his 30s at that time. Dave was the youngest he was only 18 wen he joined nirvana and prolly would've been around 20, 21 at the time Kurt died. Krist didn't got old fast, he was actually getting old and would've been hard for him to star over again or establish him self with a new band at that age and time.
My friends brother met Dave at a coffe shop that my friends brother works at. He literally walked in and he didn't realize it was Dave until he said what his name was (to write on the cup) and then he saw some people coming up to him and asking for pictures
He's a really down to earth guy. I met him a few times at a small shop I used to work at in Seattle. Ironically, the first time, I didn't instantly make the connection and for a moment, I actually thought about asking him if anyone ever told him he looked like Krist Novoselic. Only after he left did it dawn on me that maybe it was really him and I realized it was him for sure when I saw he had even left his name in our customer database previously to qualify for reward points.
Actually Krist agreed and said he's glad Paul didn't play bass when they jammed because he's so amazing. Then he said he learned how to play bass by listening to Paul. Did you even listen to the video?
Shut the fuck up and enjoy this interview. It's interesting and a nice tribute to Kurt. Stop trying to fuck up everything for the purpose of fucking it up.
Exactly what I'm talkin about......these stupid people know shit...none of them do their home work. Kurt hated interviews later in his career because no matter how he answered their questions he was always portrayed as an addict rather than an artist.
He may have eventually changed his mind. Especially if the interview was over something this monumental, and he was being treated with respect - like a human, rather than a science experiment.
Krist hurts my heart. That shit never goes away, man. I don't care if it's 3 years, 30 years, 50 years. It hurts just the same because every day you experience new things without your loved one. You're always sad. I love these guys 🖤
drseafrog You're joking right? He toured with Nirvana quite a bit, and apparently he was meant to become an official member 20 years ago until Kurt died.
drseafrog Have you not ever heard of THE GERMS? Pat is a fucking legend and Nirvana were fucking stoked to even meet him let alone have him in the band.
drgdegd gedgeg and an amazing guitar player. He was known for being able to do Van Halen double tapping and all that stuff but kept it really simple for the Germs. A true hidden virtuoso
Dislike...pat was a legend punk rocker before nirvana, and foo fighters....look up darby crash, germs...ironically darby from the germs had heroine (i know its herion, but heroine, give it a life of its own, and she will kill you)issues of his own. I would love to know what pat thought going throuh the death of darby, to play with nirvana and have that inside thoughts and being able to see things that people on the outside did not...would LOVE to be able to hear or read about that, and it not be sugar coated or anything.
He was conflicted about fame. On the one hand, he wanted to be famous, but on the other hand, it caused a bit of an identity crisis in him in that he identified himself with his punk ethos and felt that he was defying his own punk ethos through embracing fame. He wanted to be famous, but he didn't want to want to be famous. He wanted to become famous in order to help promote that anarcho-punk ethos, but in becoming famous, he was defying the same punk ethos he wished to promote--thus, the conflicted feelings he had. As far as I'm concerned, the problem ultimately lies with the crypto-authoritarian nature of said punk ethos. A truly libertarian ethos should not be concerned with whether one becomes or wishes to become famous, but rather should merely be concerned with what one does with said fame. Because Cobain let his conflicted feelings about fame consume him and distract him from the things he truly enjoyed, like music, he found himself less able to enjoy music, art, and the general act of creating, which, to a large extent, was his downfall. As to how Cobain would feel about knowing he's being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, I think he would appreciate the recognition he and his friends are receiving, but that he would care a bit more about the kid who, after searching through his parents' old record collections, is just discovering Nirvana for the first time, discovering the great music, and thinking, "Wow, this is great stuff. I should try to form a garage band of my own!" To be recognised is great, but to inspire is sublime.
allixpeeke Young American kids that grew up in the suburbs don't kill themselves because of punk ideals mate. He was a severely depressed individual. He suffered from manic depression i believe. That is more likely the explanation.
***** He was never diagnosed. Psychologists speculated that he was postmortem. It's a shame he wasn't diagnosed when he was alive. The only thing worse than a mental health issue is an undiagnosed mental health issue.
Same! Though I was only 11 when Kurt passed away, I was absolutely shattered.. Nirvana got me through some really difficult times then and they're a source of comfort even now ❤️
unfortunately it was the opposite for a lot of people. My ex girlfriend that I still cared for committed suicide because of kurt. Lots of his fans were doing it. I went into a deep depression myself, and at 15 it felt like the end of the world.
I used to listen to nirvana religiously and I thank them for making my youth somewhat special but every time I see krist I remember how he was and that was a really happy smiling goofy guy and since Kurt died the very little tv presence krist has had since he look tired and miserable and shy. It's sad to see how much the death of his friend has affected him.i guess he was like family. Dave on the other hand is such an optimist and chilled out guy all the time that he must be able to somehow hide it and I remember when he would literally walk out of an interview if he was asked about Kurt. But hey they are chatting and joking and telling stories of Kurt and not shying away too much from "the" subject at all. Thanks guys I'm sure I can speak from a lot of people on here and in the world and say you truly are legends and inspirations to all of us. Thank you
It seems where Krist had taken it hard and withdrawn, Dave was shook in a way that had the opposite effect. I know after my first friend's death, I completely changed in a similar manner because I held on to the shock of suddenly losing someone and realized that anyone you cross paths with could be gone in the blink of an eye, so why not give them moments they can look back on fondly.. You never know what's going through someone's mind, a kind smile or friendly chat can go a long way for someone struggling where we can't see. But that's just my take on things honestly, only they know how it effected them and we can only see the changes they show us.
Time heals wounds. They are older and wiser now and able to reflect on the good memories. Its obviously shaped them but they have made their way. They seem like really good people.
@ᄃЯIPPᄂΣЯ WR not true they were friends when Kurt passed away Dave was really sad Dave said he never felt depression before until kurt died Dave also called Kurt saying I don’t want you to die doesn’t sound like just bandmates to me
Kind of interesting to think about if John Lennon had lived and been able to meet and play with Nirvana. John might've ended up being a good mentor for Kurt and helped to guide him through fame better.
+zyxwut321 A nice thought perhaps, but Neil Young was there. There's a reason the guys from Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and other groups all refer to him as "Uncle Neil". See if you can find an interview of Neil talking about Kurt... sounds like they'd fallen out of touch a bit, Neil was thinking over what to say in a phone call, and then he heard the news. It's hard to say if another voice could have been the difference to Kurt. It's a sad story.
+Josh G kurt didn't take his own life, so not much could have been done. The only thing that could have saved him is if he had decided not to go back to his house once he got back from Rome. he should have stayed far away from his junkie wife.
People keep saying that Krist is devastated by Kurt's death but Dave, I think Dave is hurt equally but tries his hardest to hide it Nirvana helped Dave and Krist to get where they are they both are very thankful for Kurt RIP Kurt Cobain
I still love these guys as much as I did then. One of the greatest bands ever, and yet still under appreciated -Kurt Cobain, a GREAT artist for ALL time.
The story about Kurt smashing Daves drums is just epic. I remember that. bits and pieces of that moment Is even in the music video for 'you know you're right'. Its little things like that you remember.
It's crazy to see my music idols all grown up... I still wish they would released a few more albums, so they would play more than 5 of their songs on the radio...
Listen to the albums. I know that may not be your point but Nirvana made no b-sides. It's nearly solid gold if you listen to their discography. Including Incesticide.
***** I think he's trying to say the radio only plays their most basic songs, like Smells like teen spirit, Heart Shaped Box, Lithium, Come as you are,
Nirvana truly was something special. Very few bands over the years accomplished what they had managed accomplish in such a short timeframe. Every song, every album... Beautiful. There will never be another band like them. Their music was out of this world
I might both Kurt and Brad tho i did do alot of tours on teh same circut as Sublime and Brad was a fucking rad dude, he would give you the last 10 bucks he had....He was crazy too, He would pull a 9mm out and would shoot cans and shot in teh basment of this house we use to party at.. He was also very smart.. Great times back than..
In all these years they've kinda come to terms with Kurt's tragic death at a level I didn't expect. Now they remember and talk about the funny things and the sweet side of Kurt, instead of being haunted by the sad loomy memories of the days that led to his death. I think this is the right way to pay homage to the guy. He was tormented, yes, but also a gentle, funny, heart-warming kid. Very few acknowledge that nowadays, they just do him justice this way. Stupendous interview, great human beings, I'm sad and happy at the same time. We need this kind of genuine musicians to look up to in these days of plastic popstars.
To their immense credit, Dave and Krist are always very gracious of the fans and very respectful of Kurt's memory, agreed. I think this is because they genuinely cared for and respected Kurt while he was alive, and because they both have a sense of how lucky they are to have had not only the personal success that they've enjoyed, but also to have been a part of something (NIRVANA) that has affected so many people across the world. Rather than allowing the success and adoration to inflate their egos, they seem genuinely humbled by it, and they couldn't come across as a nicer pair of dudes, to boot. So glad I'm a Nirvana fan :)
People really wanna talk about Krist but I'm so happy for Dave, Kurt's death took a toll on him too they were bestfriends and Dave mentioned once that he couldnt listen to music because it all reminded him of Kurt. I'm so glad of how far hes come in his life and in this interview it's quite sweet how hes trying to make his friend feel comfortable with all the talking. I can imagine how hard it's for Krist to talk about kurt since he knew him longer but Dave is there for him and it's just bittersweet
I love these guys. I feel like I know them, like they're my old high school buddies or brothers. It warms my heart and makes me happy to see them here together, happy and healthy and productive. Miss you Kurt.
Nirvana was definitely a game changer. I knew this, because I went to a predominately black school, and rap reigned, but when It Smells Like Teen Spirit emerged, the kids in my school knew the lyrics. I think they weren't into the Hairband era, so when Nirvana was one of the most popular Grunge bands, it was different and just cool.
How long has rap been as huge as it still is now? I'm just asking cause of your comment about how rap reigned already back when "Nevermind" came out. Back around 1990, rap itself was still relatively new, right? I wouldn't know, I wasn't alive yet, but I'm very curious to hear from the perspective of a person who was a teen then.
Goldpilar Rap is over 30 years old. Rap in the early 90s was its Alternative era, with groups like Tribe Called Quest and the Jungle Brothers being very popular at the time. So, i guest it was the era of Alternative music, Rock or Rap. Anyway, I was surprised, that coming from a predominately black school, some of the kids that I grew up with, which were mostly Hip Hop heads, liked Nirvana. I loved Nirvana, but I was a Pearl Jam fan. LOL.
Cool. Thanks for answering. Yeah, to be honest, I was never much of a hip-hop head either, but growing up in NY, hip-hop has been around me my whole life, so I guess I might as well look into its history a bit. I've seen some documentaries that point to the late '70s as its beginning, but thanks for the info. you gave me. Its good getting a perspective of a person who lived the '80s, '90s era. . I was born in the early '90s, so by the time I was in elementary school, it was already the Eminem, 50 Cent era. Personally though, I'm a really a rock head. I listen to classic rock, heavy metal and Alternative music as well now and then depending on the mood I'm in. The '90s was a very interesting decade because it was the official alternative age. Anything goes artistically and creatively at that time. There was a lot of great experimental music both in rock and hip-hop, as well as in new emerging genres like Techno and so forth. I wish I was older so I could have experienced more of the creative music eras. Growing up in the 21st century is so limiting, except for the fact that we have the internet. Thank God for that or my generation would be completely ignorant.
Goldpilar Life changes, that is just the part of life, and if you didn't have the internet, there are books. And look up Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five and you can go even further with Gil Scott Heron aka The Godfather or Rap, spoken word or course a different type of poetry is how rap began. Anyway keep listening to good music and enjoy the 21st century, more changes to come. Take care.
Thanks man, you too! I actually know about Grandmaster Flash already, and I've heard the name, Gil Scott-Heron, but I never looked into him that much. I'll be sure to do that. Yep, the world will definitely continue to change. I hope it changes for better in the near future, cause times have honestly been pretty hard with the economy and everything. Anyway, you take care too, and keep rocking!
That's not fair. While I do agree that Krist and Kurt were best friends, I have to say that Dave was with Kurt all the time for 3-4 years. They developed a really tight and close bond. So to say that he just lost a bandmate is disrespectful
i agree and dissagree . dave wrote a song about kurt which was friend of a friend, he really cared about kurt. also kurt once wrote him a letter and dave said that if his house was burnt down he will be sad without this letter.
Every story they have is so legendary.. there's a reason Dave Grohl is my hero man, he's just a genuine person that jams with all the greats and loves every damn minute of it. It would be a dream to sit down with Chris and Dave and have a few beers, exchange stories and reminisce about the life of a musician. Until that day, I'll just sit back and take in all the awesome stories and wisdom you have to offer and keep on loving the life of a musician.
Living Legends! Thank you for my youth full of great music! Though I am for a 10 or 15 years into electronic music a lot and sometimes some hip-hop music, I will forever remember and love how I used to listen to Nirvana albums in my cassette player in a bus on my way to school when I was, like, 12 or 13... Love you gyus!
I kinda wish he had quit music tbh. It wasn’t making him happy but if he had quit and just yah know stayed alive he could tell old stories or at least be happy with bean and his friends (I believe Courtney did sum shit so I’m not gonna mention her in the good part)
@@yvajoy he had horrible ulcers, and apparently heroin was the only thing that helped. I don't think there was any other way this could've ended for him, even if he did quit the industry earlier on.
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@@yvajoy I think he just needed a long break. Someone like Kurt would never quit music forever. It's too much a part of who he was. He should have just chilled out for a few years then worked on some personal projects.
It's so depressing seeing this, it feels like Kurt should've been there at the interview, it was obviously the greatest experience of their lives and its really sad seeing them reminisce about Kurt.
People saying Krist misses Kurt more than Dave is unfair. Both of them couldn't even mention Kurt in interviews for years. That's when u know ur grief is so big that to say it out loud would break u. They both lost a friend, and this world has lost someone special and is sadder for it.
The beginning of this interview is missing where they graciously stop Jimmy and acknowledge that Kurt should be there with them. What a class act these two guys are, love them even more now.
man Kurt was such a Beatles fan - how weird is it that Paul McCartney actually jams with Dave on a regular basis? I kinda see it as Dave and Krist got to meet Paul and Kurt got to meet John Lennon first lol
Nirvana has such a fantastic legacy because it was heavy music with catchy melodies that was angry and painful but pretty upbeat that a lot of teenagers could relate to like punk music
It hurts to see Krist in that state, he’s never really seemed to move on and I can see why :( I could listen to them all day, I love the way Dave grohl describes everything again, I could listen to his stories all day, he should defo do one of those bedtime stories on cebeebies, I love them both so much and Kurt of course. Rip Kurt you are missed
cant wait to meet you Dave and Krist at RLS event april 20th and all my friends who along with me in the music scene in Seattle! thanks Rick for the invite~!
AHHH. This interview gives me the urge to watch the Foo Fighters documentary Back and Forth again.. as the 1st bit of it contains quite a bit of Nirvana stuff!
I'm kinda the same way. I don't dislike the Foo's but not a favorite band but I love Dave. He's a rock star in every sense but he is still really down to earth. A couple of years ago he fell off stage during a show and broke his leg. They took him back stage and stabilized his leg so they could take him to the hospital. Instead, Dave had them carry him back on stage and prop him up in a chair so he could finish the show. That's just the dedication he has to his band and fans.
+Angel of Death Yeah I think most if not all of that album were songs Dave wrote for the next Nirvana album himself as Kurt was elsewhere on heroin and not interested in Nirvana etc, not turing up to rehearsals etc..
Krist is not human, he is so humble and natural. Everething seems to be happening into a house of a friend with nobody watching. Unreal. I never seen a rock star like that, not even Kurt when he was alive, he knew he was famous and people was looking at him, but Krist is like really no care a s.. if 1 or 1 millon people are listening at him. what a great soul. Love him
Amazing how things happen for a reason. If Kurt didn't die, there may have never been a Foo Fighters. The same with Dave Mustaine and Megadeath if Metallica never gave him the boot. I know there are a ton of other examples, those are just two that popped into my head.
Brandon Dollar I don't think it's a conspiracy theory. I'm commenting, to be clear, on the ridiculousness of applying "everything happens for a reason" to kurt's death leading to the formation of the Foo Fighters. If there's a higher power with a master plan, I doubt that power would look at a man's life and decide he must die because the world needs the Foo Fighters. It was a stupid comment. Things happen, and other things happen in their aftermath, but that doesn't make it destiny or part of a master plan. That's what I'm saying.
Beavis Dupont Haha Well you may just have your wish. I was reading an interview where Frances Bean is talking about the new movie and there was a short clip of a song, never before heard from Kurt.
coolest moment of the Entire interview: Dave nonchalantly saying of guitars "they're hard to break". how many people have had enough experience at that in their life that they can speak on it, not with authority, but with a casual offhand comment. He is one of the last remaining great rock and rollers...
It even hurts me to see them both sitting there & Kurt not being there. I could only imagine what he’d be like now & what he’d say. But it’s good to see them together. Talk about bittersweet.
Nothing but respect for all three of these gentlemen... Kris is super humble. Truly respect that. Dave has really come out of his shell since the Nirvana days... these are great artists
Kurt was such a great guy and I love cranking up every Nirvana album that I have it was just sad that he died so young rest in peace Kurt and thank you for all the wonderful memories of high school and middle school most of all thank you to my friend Nick merfield for getting me hooked on Nirvana
I can see Krist always insert Kurt in every conversation...missing his best friend..such a loyal guy..
He definitely always makes sure to bring him up right away.
So evident that he's hurt still. Great friend!
true
I've noticed he repeats that line "he shouldn't have done that" a lot :(
It’s so heartbreaking
It's funny how Dave is the outgoing talkative one now but during Nirvana Dave was the quiet one and Krist was the talkative one then and quiet now.
Kurt's death took a big toll on Krist and it shows.
Agreed. They were best friends for a long time.
***** watch old Nirvana interviews and you'll see.
***** I grew up with Nirvana, I was there when the boom came.
I remember then and now.
Krist took the loss VERY hard and there's a guilt involved.
miles2057 Krist still dreams about Kurt as he stated, he is really hurt by it.. you can see it in his eyes when he is talking about it, he isn't the same.. it's so sad
I agree, but I'd say their career changes probably have a lot to do with it too. Kurt and Krist were tight, and Dave almost definitely felt like an outsider at certain points early on--then he became a frontman for his own successful band, which is likely what caused him to seemingly come out of his shell and become more outgoing. And don't forget that Krist went into politics after Nirvana happened--that most definitely changed him too. He had to maintain a degree of professionalism; no longer could he be making goofy, off-the-cuff anecdotes and flashing his dick to thousands of people (lol), which likely forced him to seemingly mellow out. But I love both versions of both of them, of course! XD
The fact that Krist would look for guitars for Kurt years after his death is heartbreakingly sad
and beautiful
Thanks to that B Courtney
it hurts to see krist so miserable, I can tell that he's still devastated by kurts death. and it's been almost 22 years.
Can't remember what video but in one interview Krist said he's my best friend
Awesome moment!
krist is still devastated
You probably never get over your best friend i mean they knew each other since high school
Lina Yeah if my best friend died I wouldn’t even want to keep living
I was 17 and grew up in the Seattle area when the grunge craze was in full effect. I got to see Nirvana in concert when they were on their In Utero tour. My friends and I even made it to the front of the mosh pit and had a clear view of them playing on stage. When the show was over, Kurt swung his guitar at the In Utero statue on stage and decapitated it, then picked up the head and started talking crazy to it. None of us realized it back then, but it was the last time they played a concert in the U.S. before heading to the European leg of their tour. To this day, it's still the most memorable show I've been to.
Thank you for sharing this. An enjoyable read.
Loved hearing this. I grew up during the same time.
And Nirvana is the ONLY one's I didn't get to see. Seen anyone else you can think of..
But Nirvana.
What a badass memory to have!!
@@oumealso-mb3sv same! I lived nirvana, and as fate would have it, they're the only band I never got to see. I even traveled up to Spokane a couple times for concerts. Still to this day they're my fave band.
@Yellow Labrador...I was in my 20s during that time and I got to see them too. What a great time to be alive!
oh wow thank u
It's like they left room for Kurt on that couch.
if only dave was sitting with krist then leave the single seat open for kurt.
+agizzy23 yes but kurt rather not be there ... remember ?
+raboesperto He would have grown up by then
+Papa Henry he was there in teen Spirit.
Robin Dreier 49 is teen ?
Crazy how with nirvana Dave was always silent and krist would say everything. Now it's reversed
+Logan Edwards Krist had a few pops once in a while with Nirvana, and was feeling good and talkative.
he also lost that light in his eye when he lost kurt
Krist not laughing at Jimmy Fallons jokes, proves he's not funny at all.
I thought they let Kurt say everything, he was their de facto leader
Beinrich Bimmler Kurt was definitely the leader but Krist was definitely the chopsy one lol
i love how they are like brothers, all 3 of them. they just care sm, i can tell nirvana was probably the best experience of their life. i just want to cry bc I know Kurt would just fit right in there. i felt like he was gonna come in and sit down next to them. god i miss him and i miss nirvana. there will never be another band as great as them. to me they were the best, they are what music is supposed to be, raw, emotional, expressive, and real
+Karissa M great comment :) i agree
+Karissa M I could agree more. Eventhough time pass. I still mis nirvana. I miss them . But thank god for people that learn about nirvana
+Karissa M Amen!
+Karissa M one and only nirvana
Laura Harris Yeah maybe so, but Nirvana was really special
If I met them I would hug them, cry, and then thank them.
Ha. Gay
StevieHyperD2 Ha. Fuck you.
+StevieHyperD2 fuck you
+shnoopy doopy I'd Just Say Thank You Salute Them And Be Humble About It
+shnoopy doopy I would actually thank them first, hug them AND THEN cry :)
Nirvana 4 ever
*Krist could barely hold in his tears during that last applause. Great man.*
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Puts a lump in my throat watching him
I feel like part of krist's soul died when kurt did.
Yup, he got old fast after that.
For sure. There are parts of him that have never been the same since, and this is one of the interviews that truly proves that.
José Aquino well Kurt died wen he was 27 and Krist is a yr older than Kurt. Krist would've been around 28 29 nearly in his 30s at that time. Dave was the youngest he was only 18 wen he joined nirvana and prolly would've been around 20, 21 at the time Kurt died. Krist didn't got old fast, he was actually getting old and would've been hard for him to star over again or establish him self with a new band at that age and time.
+John Fabian Dave was 25 when Kurt died.
What do you expect? They went to school together, went from nothing to something together.
That’s kind of the massive difference between him and Dave
To meet Krist would honestly be the most humbling experience a person could experience..
Dude I thought the same .. Him and Dave
My friends brother met Dave at a coffe shop that my friends brother works at. He literally walked in and he didn't realize it was Dave until he said what his name was (to write on the cup) and then he saw some people coming up to him and asking for pictures
Haha I love that story, that's funny they actually had to ask his name to put on the cup!!
I met Krist at a small club in Portland OR called Berbati's Pan. He's really fucking tall.
He's a really down to earth guy. I met him a few times at a small shop I used to work at in Seattle. Ironically, the first time, I didn't instantly make the connection and for a moment, I actually thought about asking him if anyone ever told him he looked like Krist Novoselic. Only after he left did it dawn on me that maybe it was really him and I realized it was him for sure when I saw he had even left his name in our customer database previously to qualify for reward points.
Dave: Paul McCartney is the most badass bass player ever
Krist: *Sadface
Nathan Cash haha he looked so pissed xD
Actually Krist agreed and said he's glad Paul didn't play bass when they jammed because he's so amazing. Then he said he learned how to play bass by listening to Paul. Did you even listen to the video?
Novoselic wasn't that great at bass, but every band needs one. And I'm sure he wouldn't argue about Paul McCartney, simply on principle.
The Contingency Plan
You didn't get it. It's supposed to be a funny comment, you know... Humor, jokes... Like thinks like that
That was the joke...
“Paul is the most Badass bass player out there”
Krist: *Say sike right now*
Naw, I think Krist would agree. Sir Paul is considered a legend for damn good reason.
I can tell Krist loved Kurt more than anyone else , man he looks shattered
I want to hear Dave tell more stories.
+Cage Your Heart Do they not tell the best storys?
+Cage Your Heart I want to hear Krist tell more stories because he knew Kurt all the way back in high school.
+Kenny B krist has best friend of kurt sooo
Cage Your Heart I want to hear more of both Dave and Krist telling stories
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In some parallel universe kurt was sitting hear screaming "interviews are worthless".
Shut the fuck up and enjoy this interview. It's interesting and a nice tribute to Kurt. Stop trying to fuck up everything for the purpose of fucking it up.
The interviews Nirvana did in 2014 probably had to do with being inducted in the RRHOF
He did tons of them and he loved to speak out on them, you don't know what you're saying at all
Exactly what I'm talkin about......these stupid people know shit...none of them do their home work. Kurt hated interviews later in his career because no matter how he answered their questions he was always portrayed as an addict rather than an artist.
He may have eventually changed his mind. Especially if the interview was over something this monumental, and he was being treated with respect - like a human, rather than a science experiment.
SHUT UP JIMMY LET THEM TELL MORE STORIES
Donna Kelly totally agree....he is so worried there will be 1 second of silence, he won’t shut up. Corporate douche all the way.
Exactly what i was thinking...
@Qwerty 370 😂
Yes! Fuckin Fallon! No one wants to hear your bullshit!
hate how he keeps interrupting like a knowitall buddha or sth.
I could watch Dave and Chris talk about old Nirvana stories for hours, They could make a show out of it.
Krist
Randhir Ramsingh Thankyou!
Krist hurts my heart. That shit never goes away, man. I don't care if it's 3 years, 30 years, 50 years. It hurts just the same because every day you experience new things without your loved one. You're always sad. I love these guys 🖤
I miss kurt
I feel so badly for Krist. Kurt was the only person he felt really connected to on this earth and Kurt left him. RIP Kurt. I hope Krist finds peace.
Krist is still hurting
I love them
I could listen to these guys all day!
Right! I just love hearing these old Nirvana stories
Halsey Carlin
Don't call them "old"! I remember those times as if they were yesterday! (sob sob)
Absolutely
Whenever these two unite there's just magic present. Nirvana defined a generation, it was a shame Pat Smear wasn't here too.
Pat Smear is a tool. And he was only in the band officially for like the last 3 months.
drseafrog You're joking right? He toured with Nirvana quite a bit, and apparently he was meant to become an official member 20 years ago until Kurt died.
drseafrog Have you not ever heard of THE GERMS? Pat is a fucking legend and Nirvana were fucking stoked to even meet him let alone have him in the band.
drgdegd gedgeg and an amazing guitar player. He was known for being able to do Van Halen double tapping and all that stuff but kept it really simple for the Germs. A true hidden virtuoso
Dislike...pat was a legend punk rocker before nirvana, and foo fighters....look up darby crash, germs...ironically darby from the germs had heroine (i know its herion, but heroine, give it a life of its own, and she will kill you)issues of his own. I would love to know what pat thought going throuh the death of darby, to play with nirvana and have that inside thoughts and being able to see things that people on the outside did not...would LOVE to be able to hear or read about that, and it not be sugar coated or anything.
Love these guys. They carry Kurt's spirit with them :)
in their pockets or something? Or like in a trap like in ghostbusters?
Jimmy, this is the video i mentioned for the show.
Watch it here--> BABY IN TRUNK PRANK
***** fuck off, this is my time to shine
300daysandnights BOOOOO! You're corny!
Jessica Rodriguez "Boo" won't work on me, I know you're not a real ghost.
they are so friendly and down to earth - love it
I know Kurt hated all the fame shit. But I'm pretty sure wherever he is, he's celebrating. Congrats to nirvana!
He was conflicted about fame. On the one hand, he wanted to be famous, but on the other hand, it caused a bit of an identity crisis in him in that he identified himself with his punk ethos and felt that he was defying his own punk ethos through embracing fame. He wanted to be famous, but he didn't want to want to be famous. He wanted to become famous in order to help promote that anarcho-punk ethos, but in becoming famous, he was defying the same punk ethos he wished to promote--thus, the conflicted feelings he had.
As far as I'm concerned, the problem ultimately lies with the crypto-authoritarian nature of said punk ethos. A truly libertarian ethos should not be concerned with whether one becomes or wishes to become famous, but rather should merely be concerned with what one does with said fame.
Because Cobain let his conflicted feelings about fame consume him and distract him from the things he truly enjoyed, like music, he found himself less able to enjoy music, art, and the general act of creating, which, to a large extent, was his downfall.
As to how Cobain would feel about knowing he's being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, I think he would appreciate the recognition he and his friends are receiving, but that he would care a bit more about the kid who, after searching through his parents' old record collections, is just discovering Nirvana for the first time, discovering the great music, and thinking, "Wow, this is great stuff. I should try to form a garage band of my own!" To be recognised is great, but to inspire is sublime.
allixpeeke Young American kids that grew up in the suburbs don't kill themselves because of punk ideals mate. He was a severely depressed individual. He suffered from manic depression i believe. That is more likely the explanation.
dios bananos When you read things about his character he seemed a bit bi-polar as well, shame.
Joseph Durnin Bipolar disorder used to be called manic depression. You are both talking about the same thing.
***** He was never diagnosed. Psychologists speculated that he was postmortem. It's a shame he wasn't diagnosed when he was alive. The only thing worse than a mental health issue is an undiagnosed mental health issue.
Krist is awesome!
+nino210 Dude I know. It suck because nobody gets how awesome he is. Hell most people don't even know his fucking name.
I love how Jimmy is such a big Nirvana fan and looks like he's nervous and excited to be interviewing them. Don't worry, Jimmy, I'd be the same way!
+SebastianTheGreat Jimmy is just an idiot--- Most of his interviews are conducted that way.
interviewer is another little bitch. man wanting to be a little girl.
I'm pretty sure Jimmy was on SNL when they were
Mackenzie Carder
Nah, Jimmy Fallon wasn't on SNL in the 90s
Jimmy is fake as hell!
im so grateful with these guys, Nirvana saved my life, I miss you Kurt.
Same! Though I was only 11 when Kurt passed away, I was absolutely shattered.. Nirvana got me through some really difficult times then and they're a source of comfort even now ❤️
unfortunately it was the opposite for a lot of people. My ex girlfriend that I still cared for committed suicide because of kurt. Lots of his fans were doing it. I went into a deep depression myself, and at 15 it felt like the end of the world.
Dave Grohl is one of my most favorite role models
Ew...
most definitely! Not only is he an artistic geniuses, he's INCREDIBLY kind, generous and humble.
Same
Same
No doubt, he's doing what he loves.
You know like they say, when two or more Ex Nirvana members together reminiscing, Kurt's spirit is in the presence.
Nick Murphy two or more you can’t get more than two well there is the og drummer
I used to listen to nirvana religiously and I thank them for making my youth somewhat special but every time I see krist I remember how he was and that was a really happy smiling goofy guy and since Kurt died the very little tv presence krist has had since he look tired and miserable and shy.
It's sad to see how much the death of his friend has affected him.i guess he was like family.
Dave on the other hand is such an optimist and chilled out guy all the time that he must be able to somehow hide it and I remember when he would literally walk out of an interview if he was asked about Kurt.
But hey they are chatting and joking and telling stories of Kurt and not shying away too much from "the" subject at all.
Thanks guys I'm sure I can speak from a lot of people on here and in the world and say you truly are legends and inspirations to all of us.
Thank you
It seems where Krist had taken it hard and withdrawn, Dave was shook in a way that had the opposite effect.
I know after my first friend's death, I completely changed in a similar manner because I held on to the shock of suddenly losing someone and realized that anyone you cross paths with could be gone in the blink of an eye, so why not give them moments they can look back on fondly.. You never know what's going through someone's mind, a kind smile or friendly chat can go a long way for someone struggling where we can't see.
But that's just my take on things honestly, only they know how it effected them and we can only see the changes they show us.
It's heartbreaking
Time heals wounds. They are older and wiser now and able to reflect on the good memories. Its obviously shaped them but they have made their way. They seem like really good people.
@ᄃЯIPPᄂΣЯ WR not true they were friends when Kurt passed away Dave was really sad Dave said he never felt depression before until kurt died Dave also called Kurt saying I don’t want you to die doesn’t sound like just bandmates to me
Kurt's ghost is sitting on that couch next to krist
nice litten m8
Joker's Apprentice i thinking the same exact thing man
thats just the lighting
NewDawnFadez - vespertine !
I actually believe that!
Kind of interesting to think about if John Lennon had lived and been able to meet and play with Nirvana. John might've ended up being a good mentor for Kurt and helped to guide him through fame better.
Woah.
+zyxwut321 you just fucked my brain, i can't think
+zyxwut321 Two legends
+zyxwut321 A nice thought perhaps, but Neil Young was there. There's a reason the guys from Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and other groups all refer to him as "Uncle Neil". See if you can find an interview of Neil talking about Kurt... sounds like they'd fallen out of touch a bit, Neil was thinking over what to say in a phone call, and then he heard the news. It's hard to say if another voice could have been the difference to Kurt. It's a sad story.
+Josh G kurt didn't take his own life, so not much could have been done. The only thing that could have saved him is if he had decided not to go back to his house once he got back from Rome. he should have stayed far away from his junkie wife.
People keep saying that Krist is devastated by Kurt's death but Dave, I think Dave is hurt equally but tries his hardest to hide it Nirvana helped Dave and Krist to get where they are they both are very thankful for Kurt RIP Kurt Cobain
I still love these guys as much as I did then. One of the greatest bands ever, and yet still under appreciated -Kurt Cobain, a GREAT artist for ALL time.
The story about Kurt smashing Daves drums is just epic. I remember that. bits and pieces of that moment Is even in the music video for 'you know you're right'. Its little things like that you remember.
Fascinating stuff. I would have LOVED to be a fly on the wall for this jam session between Nirvana and Paul McCartney....
I wish they had done more together.
It's crazy to see my music idols all grown up... I still wish they would released a few more albums, so they would play more than 5 of their songs on the radio...
Listen to the albums. I know that may not be your point but Nirvana made no b-sides. It's nearly solid gold if you listen to their discography. Including Incesticide.
***** I think he's trying to say the radio only plays their most basic songs, like Smells like teen spirit, Heart Shaped Box, Lithium, Come as you are,
Paxn hit the nail on the head!
Oh how i wish Kurt was still alive
Nirvana truly was something special. Very few bands over the years accomplished what they had managed accomplish in such a short timeframe. Every song, every album... Beautiful. There will never be another band like them. Their music was out of this world
Dave asking Kurt to smash the drum at the end of a concert for the manager to buy a new one. Best story ever !!
it makes me so fucking angry that he's not there.
Maybe if he wasn't a junkie heroin addict he would still be alive
Notadoctor666 probably yeah
+Luke same about Brad nowell
Danmann177 same for a lot of people unfortunately.
I might both Kurt and Brad tho i did do alot of tours on teh same circut as Sublime and Brad was a fucking rad dude, he would give you the last 10 bucks he had....He was crazy too, He would pull a 9mm out and would shoot cans and shot in teh basment of this house we use to party at.. He was also very smart.. Great times back than..
In all these years they've kinda come to terms with Kurt's tragic death at a level I didn't expect. Now they remember and talk about the funny things and the sweet side of Kurt, instead of being haunted by the sad loomy memories of the days that led to his death. I think this is the right way to pay homage to the guy. He was tormented, yes, but also a gentle, funny, heart-warming kid. Very few acknowledge that nowadays, they just do him justice this way. Stupendous interview, great human beings, I'm sad and happy at the same time. We need this kind of genuine musicians to look up to in these days of plastic popstars.
To their immense credit, Dave and Krist are always very gracious of the fans and very respectful of Kurt's memory, agreed. I think this is because they genuinely cared for and respected Kurt while he was alive, and because they both have a sense of how lucky they are to have had not only the personal success that they've enjoyed, but also to have been a part of something (NIRVANA) that has affected so many people across the world. Rather than allowing the success and adoration to inflate their egos, they seem genuinely humbled by it, and they couldn't come across as a nicer pair of dudes, to boot. So glad I'm a Nirvana fan :)
It warms my heart knowing how much love Krist had for Kurt..
It's so cool how they still remember the times and how they can speak so fondly of Kurt
+Alternate Reality It wasn't THAT long ago!
People really wanna talk about Krist but I'm so happy for Dave, Kurt's death took a toll on him too they were bestfriends and Dave mentioned once that he couldnt listen to music because it all reminded him of Kurt. I'm so glad of how far hes come in his life and in this interview it's quite sweet how hes trying to make his friend feel comfortable with all the talking. I can imagine how hard it's for Krist to talk about kurt since he knew him longer but Dave is there for him and it's just bittersweet
"...and Pats there." 😊 I'm so glad to hear they all still jam together!
I love these guys. I feel like I know them, like they're my old high school buddies or brothers. It warms my heart and makes me happy to see them here together, happy and healthy and productive. Miss you Kurt.
Nirvana was definitely a game changer. I knew this, because I went to a predominately black school, and rap reigned, but when It Smells Like Teen Spirit emerged, the kids in my school knew the lyrics. I think they weren't into the Hairband era, so when Nirvana was one of the most popular Grunge bands, it was different and just cool.
How long has rap been as huge as it still is now? I'm just asking cause of your comment about how rap reigned already back when "Nevermind" came out. Back around 1990, rap itself was still relatively new, right? I wouldn't know, I wasn't alive yet, but I'm very curious to hear from the perspective of a person who was a teen then.
Goldpilar Rap is over 30 years old. Rap in the early 90s was its Alternative era, with groups like Tribe Called Quest and the Jungle Brothers being very popular at the time. So, i guest it was the era of Alternative music, Rock or Rap. Anyway, I was surprised, that coming from a predominately black school, some of the kids that I grew up with, which were mostly Hip Hop heads, liked Nirvana. I loved Nirvana, but I was a Pearl Jam fan. LOL.
Cool. Thanks for answering. Yeah, to be honest, I was never much of a hip-hop head either, but growing up in NY, hip-hop has been around me my whole life, so I guess I might as well look into its history a bit. I've seen some documentaries that point to the late '70s as its beginning, but thanks for the info. you gave me. Its good getting a perspective of a person who lived the '80s, '90s era. . I was born in the early '90s, so by the time I was in elementary school, it was already the Eminem, 50 Cent era. Personally though, I'm a really a rock head. I listen to classic rock, heavy metal and Alternative music as well now and then depending on the mood I'm in. The '90s was a very interesting decade because it was the official alternative age. Anything goes artistically and creatively at that time. There was a lot of great experimental music both in rock and hip-hop, as well as in new emerging genres like Techno and so forth. I wish I was older so I could have experienced more of the creative music eras. Growing up in the 21st century is so limiting, except for the fact that we have the internet. Thank God for that or my generation would be completely ignorant.
Goldpilar Life changes, that is just the part of life, and if you didn't have the internet, there are books. And look up Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five and you can go even further with Gil Scott Heron aka The Godfather or Rap, spoken word or course a different type of poetry is how rap began. Anyway keep listening to good music and enjoy the 21st century, more changes to come. Take care.
Thanks man, you too! I actually know about Grandmaster Flash already, and I've heard the name, Gil Scott-Heron, but I never looked into him that much. I'll be sure to do that. Yep, the world will definitely continue to change. I hope it changes for better in the near future, cause times have honestly been pretty hard with the economy and everything. Anyway, you take care too, and keep rocking!
From the person to the way he holds the guitar kurt was really a different breed
I'm a 20's kid but I grew up with Nirvana. And it's so sad that Kurt is not here with us today.
This was just so cool.
Dave Grohl is a fucking legend.
***** No.
says the one with a fucking member of a crappy boyband as a profile pic^^ Sorry had to! But at least you know some good music ;)
***** Oh fuck off stop shitting on other peoples opinions, it will get you nowhere.
Amy Reeve Stop being butthurt, was just trying to be funny. Jeez
Clearly you weren't???you can't just use that excuse for everything you know.
Dave lost a bandmate. Krist lost his best friend.
It really shows.
That's not fair. While I do agree that Krist and Kurt were best friends, I have to say that Dave was with Kurt all the time for 3-4 years. They developed a really tight and close bond. So to say that he just lost a bandmate is disrespectful
@@myless.5493 thats true
Kurt and Krist= bestfriends and brothers.
But Dave still lost a brother too
this is disrespectful
i agree and dissagree . dave wrote a song about kurt which was friend of a friend, he really cared about kurt. also kurt once wrote him a letter and dave said that if his house was burnt down he will be sad without this letter.
1:14 Krist’s story about playing with a lefty again after 20 years... 😭 miss you Kurt
Every story they have is so legendary.. there's a reason Dave Grohl is my hero man, he's just a genuine person that jams with all the greats and loves every damn minute of it. It would be a dream to sit down with Chris and Dave and have a few beers, exchange stories and reminisce about the life of a musician. Until that day, I'll just sit back and take in all the awesome stories and wisdom you have to offer and keep on loving the life of a musician.
Living Legends! Thank you for my youth full of great music! Though I am for a 10 or 15 years into electronic music a lot and sometimes some hip-hop music, I will forever remember and love how I used to listen to Nirvana albums in my cassette player in a bus on my way to school when I was, like, 12 or 13... Love you gyus!
would love to live in an alternate reality where kurt didn't die and hear all the great music he would have made to date
I kinda wish he had quit music tbh. It wasn’t making him happy but if he had quit and just yah know stayed alive he could tell old stories or at least be happy with bean and his friends (I believe Courtney did sum shit so I’m not gonna mention her in the good part)
@@yvajoy he had horrible ulcers, and apparently heroin was the only thing that helped. I don't think there was any other way this could've ended for him, even if he did quit the industry earlier on.
@@yvajoy I think he just needed a long break. Someone like Kurt would never quit music forever. It's too much a part of who he was. He should have just chilled out for a few years then worked on some personal projects.
And Foo Fighters wouldn’t be born
Dave Grohl is so amazingly talented yet soooo humble ...
I am humbled and proud as a fan, to have grown up to the sound of Nirvana music! Could listen to their songs and them telling stories all day long!
It's so depressing seeing this, it feels like Kurt should've been there at the interview, it was obviously the greatest experience of their lives and its really sad seeing them reminisce about Kurt.
0:23 when Dave says, "Most badass bass player you've ever seen in your entire life." Krist looks at Dave like "uh hello".
People saying Krist misses Kurt more than Dave is unfair. Both of them couldn't even mention Kurt in interviews for years. That's when u know ur grief is so big that to say it out loud would break u. They both lost a friend, and this world has lost someone special and is sadder for it.
The beginning of this interview is missing where they graciously stop Jimmy and acknowledge that Kurt should be there with them. What a class act these two guys are, love them even more now.
What a world it would be if Kurt were still with us. RIP bud
This is amazing lol if I was there I would of loved to stay an extra 30 min just to see them destroy the drums!
man, Krist is such a humble human being. coolest dude ever.
Krist will always have Kurt present, you can literally feel how much he misses him.
man Kurt was such a Beatles fan - how weird is it that Paul McCartney actually jams with Dave on a regular basis? I kinda see it as Dave and Krist got to meet Paul and Kurt got to meet John Lennon first lol
one of the best interviews here. they all really got along and kept the conversation alive.
I laughed, I smiled, I cried.. this interview just made me feel so nostalgic! I love you guys, happy to see you together again! Rock on:`)
I could watch these guys tell stories all day. Some of the funniest interviews ever happened with these guys in the 90's. Fucking legendary.
Nirvana has such a fantastic legacy because it was heavy music with catchy melodies that was angry and painful but pretty upbeat that a lot of teenagers could relate to like punk music
It hurts to see Krist in that state, he’s never really seemed to move on and I can see why :( I could listen to them all day, I love the way Dave grohl describes everything again, I could listen to his stories all day, he should defo do one of those bedtime stories on cebeebies, I love them both so much and Kurt of course. Rip Kurt you are missed
I like this, and these guys. I could listen to them for days and days about this....krist is super humble and even sitting here they have magic
cant wait to meet you Dave and Krist at RLS event april 20th and all my friends who along with me in the music scene in Seattle! thanks Rick for the invite~!
AHHH. This interview gives me the urge to watch the Foo Fighters documentary Back and Forth again.. as the 1st bit of it contains quite a bit of Nirvana stuff!
ahh i know whats on my watch list now ;D
Omgosh! I'm gonna go watch it right now! Thanks for the great idea!!!
+Michael Marhal Just watch some Nirvana stuff, and that way, you'll get a lot of Nirvana stuff!!!!!
So enjoyable to watch these guys. Dont you just love Daves deep full laugh. Love it
Dave grohl seems so cool ,I hate my self 4 not being able to like too fighters
Check out their first album. It sounds pretty similar to Nirvana.
I'm kinda the same way. I don't dislike the Foo's but not a favorite band but I love Dave. He's a rock star in every sense but he is still really down to earth. A couple of years ago he fell off stage during a show and broke his leg. They took him back stage and stabilized his leg so they could take him to the hospital. Instead, Dave had them carry him back on stage and prop him up in a chair so he could finish the show. That's just the dedication he has to his band and fans.
+Angel of Death Yeah I think most if not all of that album were songs Dave wrote for the next Nirvana album himself as Kurt was elsewhere on heroin and not interested in Nirvana etc, not turing up to rehearsals etc..
Is never too late man...
Me too here and then i try to like them but i can't ...it's really sad
Krist is not human, he is so humble and natural. Everething seems to be happening into a house of a friend with nobody watching. Unreal. I never seen a rock star like that, not even Kurt when he was alive, he knew he was famous and people was looking at him, but Krist is like really no care a s.. if 1 or 1 millon people are listening at him. what a great soul. Love him
Ooo! This half of the interview has information (viz., the drum story) that I'd not heard before! :)
When the nicest guy in rock and roll calls another rock legend the nicest person in the world. For all his fame and fortune, Dave remains humble
Amazing how things happen for a reason. If Kurt didn't die, there may have never been a Foo Fighters. The same with Dave Mustaine and Megadeath if Metallica never gave him the boot. I know there are a ton of other examples, those are just two that popped into my head.
I very much doubt that Kurt Cobain's death was destined to happen so that the Foo Fighters can exist.
moonlily1 That's a bit of a leap...seriously, major conspiracy theories.
Brandon Dollar
I don't think it's a conspiracy theory. I'm commenting, to be clear, on the ridiculousness of applying "everything happens for a reason" to kurt's death leading to the formation of the Foo Fighters. If there's a higher power with a master plan, I doubt that power would look at a man's life and decide he must die because the world needs the Foo Fighters. It was a stupid comment. Things happen, and other things happen in their aftermath, but that doesn't make it destiny or part of a master plan. That's what I'm saying.
Beavis Dupont Haha Well you may just have your wish. I was reading an interview where Frances Bean is talking about the new movie and there was a short clip of a song, never before heard from Kurt.
Beavis Dupont Here is the short clip...www.rollingstone.com/music/news/kurt-cobain-exclusive-montage-of-heck-song-inside-new-issue-20150408
I could listen to these guys tell Nirvana stories forever. So much emotion in everything they discuss, both elation and sorrow.
Does anyone else want how this interview would be with Kurt.
I know a song : imagine all the people, living life in peace....
It's very nice when his talks about Paul McCartney because shows how NIRVANA was simple and dont understand that they are legends too now!
Awesome! Amazing! I could listen to them talk forever.
I want to hear Krist tell more stories because he was in Nirvana since day 1. He seems so cool as does Dave but I have so much respect for Krist.
You can tell that krist is still hurting, man it breaks my heart
coolest moment of the Entire interview: Dave nonchalantly saying of guitars "they're hard to break". how many people have had enough experience at that in their life that they can speak on it, not with authority, but with a casual offhand comment. He is one of the last remaining great rock and rollers...
when krist starts taking about Kurt I feel like a little part of him lights up
It even hurts me to see them both sitting there & Kurt not being there. I could only imagine what he’d be like now & what he’d say. But it’s good to see them together. Talk about bittersweet.
We miss u kurt
Nothing but respect for all three of these gentlemen... Kris is super humble. Truly respect that. Dave has really come out of his shell since the Nirvana days... these are great artists
3:16: Nirvana in a nutshell. Miss you. Miss Kurt.
The world will never be the same, like my dada used to day,
Kurt was such a great guy and I love cranking up every Nirvana album that I have it was just sad that he died so young rest in peace Kurt and thank you for all the wonderful memories of high school and middle school most of all thank you to my friend Nick merfield for getting me hooked on Nirvana
I can't wait to see their display at the rock and roll hall of fame, wish Kurt could be there to get inducted
thanks for inviting them jimmy :) best band of all times