Behind The Recording of Nirvana's Nevermind!
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Nirvana’s second album 'Nevermind' is undoubtedly one of the most iconic albums in rock history.
Released in 1991, this album didn't just inspire a generation; it reshaped the entire landscape of rock music. This is the story of how it was made including the equipment and techniques used in the recording.
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It always amazes me how bands after they get big will put down the very music that made them.
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In this case it wasn’t so much the music as it was the production and how clean the sound was. Teen Spirit is a different story
It's complete hipsterism
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This has nothing to do with music, but, as a video game nerd, it gives me a little OCD: they signed with Geffen and got their advance in early '91, so they probably bought a NES with Mario 3 instead of a SNES, which was released in America until late August of that year, when Nirvana was already on the road touring their new songs. I believe this information comes from a Dave Grohl book where he says they "played a lot of Mario World" when bored, but he probably misremembered the exact details.
Nice date matching, I wondered if it was actually a NES.
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So Krist basically said, C# is as low as anyone is going to Tune, I just go there and leave it and transpose anything in D Eb or E. Must have been like playing rubber bands and lots of fret noise.
So the very high HiHat, was that to separate it from the Snare Mic?
BSing before the internet, telling Kurt that Lennon did it without adding that he hated it and refused to towards the end (which is why we have a Chorus Pedal) could only be done in 1990.
What's really interesting is all this is happening and no one in the World knows what is coming, not even these people involved in the process.
Kurt died too young, such a shame he could not just step back and reflect.
Sneaky bastards.
Great video. But please, everyone, stop saying “Iconic”.
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I just never could get into Nirvana. Other then smells like teen spirit the album was boring to me and it just didn’t resonate with me. I’m not cutting them down at all. I just didn’t get much of the grunge sound. I liked Alice in change though
Fortunately, no one is the same. To me it was quite the opposite. I grew up listening to hard rock, but I was always interested in more sophisticated styles of music. By the time I was about 28 years old I had studied jazz music (electric guitar) for approximately 7 years and by that time I lost my interest in music. I was only listening to the bands I loved when I was still a teenager. Then a friend of mine, who‘struggled’ with the same type of problems, told me he finally found a band he liked after what felt like ages. It was the album Ten by Pearl Jam. I listened to it and I agreed. This was kinda cool. However, I don’t think I ever finished the entire album. At least it was music I could feel, so I decided to try more Seattle based bands. And then there was the day when I rented (yes indeed, rented) Nirvana’s Nevermind. My hopes were low. I knew ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ and I thought it was okay, but not much more than that.
But then…. next song. Loved it. Third song, ff’ing great. Fourth song…., still good. I was waiting for the moment when it would start to bore me. That moment never came. I was blown away. I loved every single record on the album!!!
You see, when I was a kid I loved music and some of the bands I loved more than anything else were ‘simple rock bands’. But now that I knew everything about music I literally could predict every song I heard on the radio. The music I was into at the time was very sophisticated, but it never gave me the same kick I got when I was young. Nirvana gave me back the joy in music. It was all about energy. The last chorus was exactly the same as the second and the first, which is something I didn’t even allow myself to do when I wrote music. Nirvana proved that you can get away with that, as long as you kept in the energy and as long as you had a great sense of melody and harmony. Grohl took it to another level and the production was amazing.
I don’t want to sound overdramatic, but this album really brought back my joy in music and thus my joy in life, since music was all I lived for. 😊
Yeah I get it, for what it’s worth I always thought Boston and Rush were terribly boring and almost can’t stand the music. Everyone has the sound they like, if we all loved Nirvana no one would do anything different
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To quote Kurt Cobain “Then why are you here?”
thanks for sharing