For those of you who want to see his reaction to a certain song Serve the servants - 0:55 Scentless apprentice - 3:55 Heart-shaped box - 7:55 Rape me - 9:32 Frances farmer will have her revenge on Seattle - 10:53 Dumb - 13:17
Galadriel yeah but damn I’m 19 and I’ve listened to all of this kind of stuff, age has nothing to do with it, it’s just he’s not expanded his music taste much it seems..
dig070799 Well it depends a bit on where you’re from and where do you live in the world… The bands he played in were original or 70s like Earth Wind and Fire… But he’s discovering more now and listens to everything including Classical:-)
You should have on "BLEACH". That album goes from more normal(ish) songs to metal. Some of the riffs straight up sound like slayer. (Edit: this was meant as a comment not a reply.)
Ted K I think Tompe Le Monde is sometimes dismissed as the group were on the verge of breaking up, Frank and Kim weren't singing together much anymore and they introduced synth sounds and things like that. I have heard some people call it a Frank Black solo album in all but name. People always tend to focus on Come On Pilgrim, Surfer Rosa and Doolittle mainly.
Ted K I think its an amazing album also. The guitar sound on it is awesome! And its also the album that does the quiet/loud thing the most, which people always say is the definitive Pixies thing! I really need to listen to the Breeders. I only know some of the singles and thats it
NedTheCrackHead9999 Alfredo Hernández, Nick Lucero, and Gene Trautman were the primary drummers on the first two albums. Dave Grohl didn’t come on till “Songs for the Deaf”.
I think you would really enjoy The Downward Spiral by “Nine Inch Nails”. It’s aggressive, but packed with this really addictive layering on basically every track
It would be cool to see a reaction to their MTV Unplugged show. It was a very iconic performance that they ended up taking and re-mastering into CD format.
Anker Peet that show is legendary. My dad has it on cd and played it Many times. I think it might be the most influential record to me because in the end it was the cd that Made me get into alternatieve and rock music the most. A reaction video would be awesome indeed!
I covered Scentless Apprentice with my band on guitar & vocals for a school performance years ago...safe to say the crowd of teachers & parents weren't very thrilled, and it also took me a week to get my voice back to normal after the screaming... P.S You should totally do a reaction to Kasabian's self-titled debut album - it's got a lot of unique sounding tracks in it from dark electronica, to funky rock tracks & eerie interludes, gives me a lot of Absolution vibes in the structure.
Since my sarcasm detector is broken: the two QOTSA albums you’ve reacted to feature Dave Grohl on drums (all of SFTD and about half of LtP), who we all know to be Nirvana’s drummer. That might be a reason they sound alike.
please do a part 2. I bought this "cassette" when it came out. side two is when In Utero really opens up the flood gates. Milk it, Very ape, pennyroyal tea, all building up to Radio friendly unit shifter and Tourette's and then the transcendental wisdom of a drugged out 27 year old, All Apologies. It was honestly lightning in a bottle.
Couple years later but... Those kinda out-of-key spastic solos can be credited to Noise Rock bands like Scratch Acid/The Jesus Lizard and of course Sonic Youth, all massive influences on Cobain's guitar work.
i first had in utero on tape and your part one was side A. side B was my absolute favorite grouping of nirvana songs ever. i hope u had a good time with that part..
"Just capturing of their sound" is exactly what Nirvana and Steve Albini were going for. Brilliantly noted my friend, this is my first time with you. Edit: You picked up on Kurts' vocal approach as did Beato, he fills in gaps in the notation of chords with his voice. Check out my channel and let me know what you think. Not trying to advertise but I appreciate your intelligence.
4:15 dave grohl wrote it and kurt didnt want to use it, he didnt like it because it sounded too “grunge” (i don’t remember what it was he said specifically, he basically just meant it sounded like it was trying too hard to be grunge) he used it anyways to not hurt daves feelings
I really like what I've heard so far. Oddly enough, it kinda reminds me of a really good album you might like if you're into this kinda stuff, it's called "Melancholy and the infinite sadness" by the Smashing Pumpkins. One word to describe that album is definitely an "experience." It's like OK Computer but more grunge mixed in with a lot of long experimental songs.
Hey, I’ve came from your 2nd channel (soulsborne) and I’ve recently found this channel and I love nirvana you’re one of my favourite TH-camrs on the whole platform 😊
One thing I noticed with nirvana is that there are 3 non-chorus parts to them: the first part which has standard lyrics, the second part has more f-ed up lyrics, and the third part repeats the first part or is standard as well, at least for nirvana(ie: heart shaped box, lithium, smells lts, polly, come as you are, on a plain, floyd the barber, etc. )
some suggestions for albums to react to: 10,000 days - tool the downward spiral - nine inch nails the fragile - nine inch nails blues for the red sun - kyuss
if we're heading down this track, you should do a listen through of just about any soundgarden album, top vote goes to either superunkown or badmotorfinger
I haven't commented on a TH-cam video in like 6 years. Your Muse videos brought me here but your Nirvana videos have prompted me to actually ask this question: have you heard their MTV Unplugged album? I'd just about die for a reaction to that, please and thank you.
Love all Nirvana albums but In Utero is my favorite. It was also the last album I bought on cassette tape before I bought a cd player back in the day lol.
Man you should do a react of The King of Limbs by Radiohead. That stuff is something different and far away from rock or alternative music. Let's see if you like or hate that album.
So neither you guys whose mother language is English can understand the lyrics at the first time? I always thought that was a problem of mine because I'm not good enough in English 😂
People have said that since day 1 with Nirvana. Few people can pick up all of his lyrics the first few listens. There is a reason that in "Smells Like Nirvana," Weird Al had the lyric: It's so unintelligible I just can't get it through my skull It's hard to bargle nawdle zouss??? With all these marbles in my mouth
+Nightwalk love your channel- I'm a musician myself, how do you play music in your videos without TH-cam taking your videos down or flagging them for copyright?
There's a little bit of Nirvana in Muse, especially the earlier stuff. Lots of soft/loud, noise endings. They sometimes play Nirvana riffs too I'm sure
I think of 'In Utero' the way I think of 'White Light/White Heat' by The Velvet Underground. On an initial listen both albums are jarring, loud, uneven and messy, but the more you familiarize yourself with the tracks the more you realize the music is actually very inspired and powerful. I like the production, especially. The band sounds more vivid and raw than they do on Nevermind. Steve Albini and Cobain do an excellent job at portraying Nirvana's "true" sound.
Jackson Page Surely then Surfer Rosa first and foremost. I adore The Pixies and I adore Doolittle. But Surfer Rosa is the Steve Albini visceral, raw album and its absolute perfection. Doolittle, produced by Gill Norton, is slightly less raw and a little more polished. Yet it still has the sarcastic, anarchic feel of what we love about them. :)
@@willieharpur Surfer Rosa is certainly more raw than Doolittle, but I feel that Doolittle is a better introduction to the band. The Pixies were special not only for their visceral energy but also for their infectious songwriting and melodies, and Doolittle is more of a balance between those two sides of the band than Surfer Rosa is. I also feel that it's a more cohesive and consistent effort overall.
Yeah possibly. It’s probably just because I heard Surfer Rosa first and it holds that place in my heart. Out of the thousands of albums that I own those two would both be definitely in my top 15. And that’s a testament to two amazing pieces of work. Maybe it’s just the darker lyrics and songwriting of Surfer Rosa that get me. Personally I think Albini caught that to absolute perfection.
I personally enjoy in utero more than the others
Their live stuff is amazing
"This is a song about hillbillies who like to fuck" -Nirvana before performing "Rape me."
I cant listen to nevermind i can to in utero
Nevermind had the better singles and the higher highs. In Utero is just a better album, back to front.
In Utero and MTV Unplugged are must haves
For those of you who want to see his reaction to a certain song
Serve the servants - 0:55
Scentless apprentice - 3:55
Heart-shaped box - 7:55
Rape me - 9:32
Frances farmer will have her revenge on Seattle - 10:53
Dumb - 13:17
Shane Katwaroo I appreciate you
You are awesome.
Where Tourette’s at bro
I love you
Gabe Sturk fr
Son you missed out on 20 years worth of quality Content
Real_OrionChill that’s because he’s only 22😂
Galadriel yeah but damn I’m 19 and I’ve listened to all of this kind of stuff, age has nothing to do with it, it’s just he’s not expanded his music taste much it seems..
dig070799 Well it depends a bit on where you’re from and where do you live in the world… The bands he played in were original or 70s like Earth Wind and Fire… But he’s discovering more now and listens to everything including Classical:-)
You should have on "BLEACH". That album goes from more normal(ish) songs to metal. Some of the riffs straight up sound like slayer. (Edit: this was meant as a comment not a reply.)
Where I was born and raised that's called GROWING UP, son... It happens...
Bleach is the most aggressive and raw album, Nevermind is the highly produced album, and In Utero is the perfect mix, incorporating both sides
Kurt Cobain said that scentless apprentice is based off of his favourite book 'Perfume'
that book has a film too
@@miguel1818J1 I didn't know that, was it any good?
@@AnkerPeet I could say it's worth watching.. though i haven't read the book yet so i couldn't compare the two.
Na Dave wrote that one
Patrick Susskind
You need to listen to the Pixies - Doolittle!
Everyone needs to listen to that album. It's one of the best albums of all time.
Dan Finkel Surfer Rosa also. To be fair all the Pixies original albums are great, yes even Trompe Le Monde
Bossanova
Ted K I think Tompe Le Monde is sometimes dismissed as the group were on the verge of breaking up, Frank and Kim weren't singing together much anymore and they introduced synth sounds and things like that. I have heard some people call it a Frank Black solo album in all but name. People always tend to focus on Come On Pilgrim, Surfer Rosa and Doolittle mainly.
Ted K I think its an amazing album also. The guitar sound on it is awesome! And its also the album that does the quiet/loud thing the most, which people always say is the definitive Pixies thing!
I really need to listen to the Breeders. I only know some of the singles and thats it
Bonus👏song👏
You know you’re right
@@matthewroberts4480 i want to
4:00 you heard queens of the stone age in the drums because it's the same drummer.
Lol no it's not.
yeah it is, the first album
NedTheCrackHead9999
Alfredo Hernández, Nick Lucero, and Gene Trautman were the primary drummers on the first two albums.
Dave Grohl didn’t come on till “Songs for the Deaf”.
Oops, well you get my point he was in the band
@@ryangarcia6679 yes but at the time he had listened to songs for the deaf so that's why he thought so
I think you would really enjoy The Downward Spiral by “Nine Inch Nails”. It’s aggressive, but packed with this really addictive layering on basically every track
I first this. He should listen to this.
YES top 5 albums for me, the guttural energy is real with this one
YES PLEASE DO THIS
Great idea!
YEAH
It would be cool to see a reaction to their MTV Unplugged show. It was a very iconic performance that they ended up taking and re-mastering into CD format.
Anker Peet that show is legendary. My dad has it on cd and played it Many times. I think it might be the most influential record to me because in the end it was the cd that Made me get into alternatieve and rock music the most. A reaction video would be awesome indeed!
"Teenage angst has paid off well. Now I'm bored and old" - the best opener line to an album ever, considering where Cobain was at the time.
I covered Scentless Apprentice with my band on guitar & vocals for a school performance years ago...safe to say the crowd of teachers & parents weren't very thrilled, and it also took me a week to get my voice back to normal after the screaming...
P.S You should totally do a reaction to Kasabian's self-titled debut album - it's got a lot of unique sounding tracks in it from dark electronica, to funky rock tracks & eerie interludes, gives me a lot of Absolution vibes in the structure.
Kurt's gotta have one of the greatest screams in Rock history. Brutal and beautiful at the same time.
*iconic*
Serve the Servants is my favorite Nirvana song EVER!!!
Since my sarcasm detector is broken: the two QOTSA albums you’ve reacted to feature Dave Grohl on drums (all of SFTD and about half of LtP), who we all know to be Nirvana’s drummer.
That might be a reason they sound alike.
I'm aware he is the drummer for both :) Idk why I didn't make the connection when I said that though
@@alwaysnauseous [dad voice] shoot darn. I was so close, and yet so far... [/dad voice]
Grohl also wrote the main riff to "Scentless Apprentice".
please do a part 2. I bought this "cassette" when it came out. side two is when In Utero really opens up the flood gates. Milk it, Very ape, pennyroyal tea, all building up to Radio friendly unit shifter and Tourette's and then the transcendental wisdom of a drugged out 27 year old, All Apologies. It was honestly lightning in a bottle.
Couple years later but... Those kinda out-of-key spastic solos can be credited to Noise Rock bands like Scratch Acid/The Jesus Lizard and of course Sonic Youth, all massive influences on Cobain's guitar work.
patiently waiting for more radiohead
Amnesiac
J Lester Let him do what he wants😅😂
J Lester but yeah I am too
Moon shaped pool
Hail to the thief!!!
I fucking love Nirvana’s noisy solo’s. They’re pure chaos and they’re all over the place, but somehow it still makes sense.
Nirvana is my favorite band ever Muse is my 3rd favorite.
Serve the servents ALWAYS GROWS IN EVERYBODY..
Diogo Ferreira especially with the legendary divorce part
Scentless Apprentice blew my mind the first time i heard it
Dunno if anyone's ever requested Sonic Youth, but I feel you'd probably get a kick outta that stuff
He should listen to the glow pt 2
Absolutely, but not as a recorded reaction, that one needs to be experienced alone I think
Nirvana is my life. I am in the minority- this album my fave. And loved you're reaction!!!
I loved your reaction to scentless apprentice
Kurt died when I was 7, nirvana were still a huge part of my adolescence,, they really had a huge impact.
wow I didn't know how much i'd been missing nirvana 😭
That Frances farmers solo was sampled for kickapoo in the tenacious d movie which dave ghrol is in
This album is a great combination of elements from Nevermind and Bleach, probably the best example of Nirvana’s work.
i first had in utero on tape and your part one was side A. side B was my absolute favorite grouping of nirvana songs ever. i hope u had a good time with that part..
This album is timeless
Please Moon Shaped Pool
"Just capturing of their sound" is exactly what Nirvana and Steve Albini were going for. Brilliantly noted my friend, this is my first time with you.
Edit: You picked up on Kurts' vocal approach as did Beato, he fills in gaps in the notation of chords with his voice. Check out my channel and let me know what you think. Not trying to advertise but I appreciate your intelligence.
4:15 dave grohl wrote it and kurt didnt want to use it, he didnt like it because it sounded too “grunge” (i don’t remember what it was he said specifically, he basically just meant it sounded like it was trying too hard to be grunge) he used it anyways to not hurt daves feelings
Kurt had his own unique style and he owned it.
After watching the Radiohead The Bends reaction, I decided to check out the other videos of yours. Definitely nice.
6:00 I thought exactly the same when I heard Scentless Apprentice for the first time.
scentless apprentice goes so hard in the paint
I really like what I've heard so far. Oddly enough, it kinda reminds me of a really good album you might like if you're into this kinda stuff, it's called "Melancholy and the infinite sadness" by the Smashing Pumpkins. One word to describe that album is definitely an "experience." It's like OK Computer but more grunge mixed in with a lot of long experimental songs.
You should react to Nirvana's first album Bleach.
definitely listen to rated r by queens of the stone age
He said its one of his fav bands so im sure he's listened to it
I agree!!!!
The riff from Scentless Apprentice was actually lifted from an old nursery rhyme
Hey, I’ve came from your 2nd channel (soulsborne) and I’ve recently found this channel and I love nirvana you’re one of my favourite TH-camrs on the whole platform 😊
Ayy glad to hear it! It's always fun to see crossover viewers :D
Scentless Apprentice my fave song on the album besides PennyRoyal tea... 😎
One thing I noticed with nirvana is that there are 3 non-chorus parts to them: the first part which has standard lyrics, the second part has more f-ed up lyrics, and the third part repeats the first part or is standard as well, at least for nirvana(ie: heart shaped box, lithium, smells lts, polly, come as you are, on a plain, floyd the barber, etc. )
one of the best albums of all time IMO
Great video! Hope to see your reactions to the rest of Simulation Theory :)
you might hear queens of the stone age because dave Grohl plays drums on sftd
some suggestions for albums to react to:
10,000 days - tool
the downward spiral - nine inch nails
the fragile - nine inch nails
blues for the red sun - kyuss
BLUES FOR THE RED SUN!!!! Great album, by a great band! Underrated AF...
“Lets get right into it” *pauses every 5 seconds*
Check out the song Horseshoes and Hand Grenades by Green Day. It's my favorite use of the distorted scream. Also, glad to hear you're into Rick Beato.
Of course I am, he's such a fantastic creator
Dumb is great I’m glad you liked it
AMNESIAC!!!!!!!!
U ain’t ready for scentless apprentice boi
I love your reaction to scentless apprentice because that was my reaction when I first heard it😂
Nice video bro, Nirvana and Radiohead are my favorite bands, love it.
if we're heading down this track, you should do a listen through of just about any soundgarden album, top vote goes to either superunkown or badmotorfinger
Heart Shaped Box is the song i was listening to when i got my first (and only so far) speeding ticket 😜
I love how you can’t really tell if he’s saying “I miss the comfort in being insane” or I miss the comfort in being sane” in Francis Farmer
It's in being sad
Sad
I love that line
Damn you convincing me to listen to Nirvana again
You MUST listen the Mtv Unplugged in New York ! You won't regret it (it is on my top 5 albums of all times)
read or see the movie PERFUME scentless apprentice Kurt carried around in his pocket .......it made a big impact on him
I haven't commented on a TH-cam video in like 6 years. Your Muse videos brought me here but your Nirvana videos have prompted me to actually ask this question: have you heard their MTV Unplugged album? I'd just about die for a reaction to that, please and thank you.
You should do some Tool!
Braeden Wilson he’s not ready for the spiritual exploration of Tool. He’s just a lil beany boi
Pls YESSSS
exodus K fisting and 17 person orgy while listening to Maynards voice 😩
I love the unplugged album
Love all Nirvana albums but In Utero is my favorite. It was also the last album I bought on cassette tape before I bought a cd player back in the day lol.
MOON SHAPED POOL! DOWNWARD SPIRAL! DOOLITTLE!
All of those are fucking amazing
yeah yeah yeah
Has he listen to there bleach album
Man you should do a react of The King of Limbs by Radiohead. That stuff is something different and far away from rock or alternative music. Let's see if you like or hate that album.
Hail to the thief
So neither you guys whose mother language is English can understand the lyrics at the first time? I always thought that was a problem of mine because I'm not good enough in English 😂
People have said that since day 1 with Nirvana. Few people can pick up all of his lyrics the first few listens. There is a reason that in "Smells Like Nirvana," Weird Al had the lyric:
It's so unintelligible
I just can't get it through my skull
It's hard to bargle nawdle zouss???
With all these marbles in my mouth
@@aceldamia9114 ok hahahaha
No one can understand kurts lyrics until you read them first then you can hear it
Can't wait for PART 2 of this...
+Nightwalk love your channel- I'm a musician myself, how do you play music in your videos without TH-cam taking your videos down or flagging them for copyright?
i try to talk over the music at times, and keep the clips shown shorter than 10-15 seconds! and then it's just luck at that point haha
@@NightwalkReal makes sense, thanks for the help! I always really appreciate when people actually answer questions on their videos so thank you
You should react to Simulation Theory when it comes out!!!
Definitely will!
Grass is green too
2:26 Nirvanr????
Oh and please do more of this album
yo are you excited for the new muse album???????????????????
All fans are excited for the new muse album
Yassss!!!
I mean...is that even a question???
Nightwalk oof you right
who dont
Where is Part 2?
ALSO have you heard the Muse covers of Nirvana's Lithium and School? Relevant.
¨Bleach is a great album!
I thought of Showbiz too!
I absolutely love Muse. Theyre my second favorite behind Nirvana which is odd because they are polar opposites.
There's a little bit of Nirvana in Muse, especially the earlier stuff. Lots of soft/loud, noise endings. They sometimes play Nirvana riffs too I'm sure
I think of 'In Utero' the way I think of 'White Light/White Heat' by The Velvet Underground. On an initial listen both albums are jarring, loud, uneven and messy, but the more you familiarize yourself with the tracks the more you realize the music is actually very inspired and powerful. I like the production, especially. The band sounds more vivid and raw than they do on Nevermind. Steve Albini and Cobain do an excellent job at portraying Nirvana's "true" sound.
Hey.Culd you upload non edited version with no cuts? I realy like to listen album with comentary if I like it.
Could you maybe do Outrage is Now by Death from Above? If you like Royal Blood then you'll like DFA, they're very similar
He should do you're a woman I'm a machine first tho
where is part 2?!??!?!!?
Dumb is one of the best Nirvana songs ever. In my opinion of course.
Loved the video! Also I really reccomend Hail To The Thief by Radiohead it’s completely different to any Radiohead you’ve ever heard
I love all nirvana songs a lot my favorite is D-7 wiper nirvana cover, ä̤n̤̈d̤̈ l̤̈ö̤ṳ̈n̤̈g̤̈ë̤ ä̤c̤̈ẗ̤
Doolittle by the Pixies!! Someone already mentioned this, but if you like visceral, raw performances then you're bound to love it
Jackson Page Surely then Surfer Rosa first and foremost. I adore The Pixies and I adore Doolittle. But Surfer Rosa is the Steve Albini visceral, raw album and its absolute perfection. Doolittle, produced by Gill Norton, is slightly less raw and a little more polished. Yet it still has the sarcastic, anarchic feel of what we love about them. :)
@@willieharpur Surfer Rosa is certainly more raw than Doolittle, but I feel that Doolittle is a better introduction to the band. The Pixies were special not only for their visceral energy but also for their infectious songwriting and melodies, and Doolittle is more of a balance between those two sides of the band than Surfer Rosa is. I also feel that it's a more cohesive and consistent effort overall.
Yeah possibly. It’s probably just because I heard Surfer Rosa first and it holds that place in my heart. Out of the thousands of albums that I own those two would both be definitely in my top 15. And that’s a testament to two amazing pieces of work. Maybe it’s just the darker lyrics and songwriting of Surfer Rosa that get me. Personally I think Albini caught that to absolute perfection.
Are you planning to react to the WHOLE Simulation Theory on friday?
Most of Kurt’s songs you could almost do the 60s bat dance to them... chorus to Serve the Servants , chorus to Aneurysm, etc
Bought this album on cassette tape when it came out.
what are your thoughts on greta van fleet?
When you said "i wasnt expecting this," on dumb i was like "you r in for a surprise," lmao
Where's part 2?
Please NIN, I know others have said it but it's a must..!!
My day's been really rough but I'm holding on
1st album of Nirvana with 2 guitars
I thought you wouldn't like Dumb but hey! You actually did haha, can't wait for Part 2♥️