I'm pushing 50 and thought I'd heard and seen it all on Nirvana, well, you stuff is on point and I get a little of that feeling back that I am so permanently homesick for . thanks
"I could sit down on a chair and play acoustic guitar like Johnny Cash or something, and it won't be a big joke." Listen to the acoustic version of this and Do Re Mi. He had plans beyond Nirvana
I was just talking to someone about this same quote from Kurt. He obviously had plans to go down a more Folk route and even wanted to do a Ledbelly cover album as he wanted to do with Mark Lanegan back in 1990 with the then titled band The Jury.
Here were those personal ordeals he talks about: im tired of Nirvana, im tired of touring and i dont care about the 9.7 million we will make doing the Lalapolozza tour im not gonna do it, if we do another Nirvana album i want to work with different drummers. I want to do a acoustic album by myself and maybe use Kristen Pfaff. I want a divorce and need to get new lawyers and representation. This was before Rome and 3 weeks later good buy
I highly recommend you listen to the first live performance of this in 1993 at the Aragon Ballroom. It is so much more lyrically, sonically and just far more powerful. Knowing it was being heard for the first and only time live makes it even more amazing...During the chorus he is just screaming "Hey" not "Pain" that was altered for the video long after his death. Hole absolutely disgraced this song and Kurt during their unplugged. This was the last song Nirvana ever recorded in a studio, the same one Dave would record the first Foo Fighters album. Haunting...It's interesting Kurt was considering using some of Dave's songs. I think Krist and Dave know more about Kurt's death than they lead on and were quiet for a reason.
@@andrepereira744 I highly recommend you get up and do something with your life, find something that makes you happy instead of sulking around and shitting on everybody else. Because you have a shitty life and have nothing else better to do. Grow up. Your not cool.
The live version is my favourite too. Would love a professionally recorded version one day if it exists. Kurt's voice sounds rough on the studio take and it just doesn't have the intense energy of the live version.
Saw them in Detroit six months before the suicide. Band was super tight. Killer show. I hope one day they just come out and talk about what a cluster fuck that last couple years were. We’re all adults Dave I think we can handle it
It would've been amazing to hear what a fourth album could've sounded like, Kurt's evolution as an artist was always interesting to see especially considering how he always did whatever the fuck he wanted and wasn't guided by any trends of the moment, i like to think he would've pulled a lou reed and come up with something that destroyed any notion people had about his music
I'm pretty sure jam after dinner is another mislabel; on livenirvana, it says that 'Jam' (Recorded before ykyr) is released, and that jam after dinner isn't. And when you look at the sources the jam from the wtlo dvd is stated as 'Jam' and not 'Jam After Dinner.'
I think that dave and krists persistence about how bad the drug addiction was is a way to feel less guilty about what more than likely truly happened. Fuck Courtney..... it's strange how close Courtney was to epstein also
esse quarto album realmente seria o ultimo por um tempo se a banda entrasse em hiato, pois dave não estava bem com a relação da banda e kurt não aguentava mais os holofotes, o quarto album seria uma grande pausa, eles iam se separar, mas sera que iriam voltar do hiato?, tipo o soundgarden???
In Kurt’s voice recordings with his family and lawyers such as those in the movie “about a boy” he makes it pretty clear what Dave was talking about the start of this video (Eg that Dave and Krist wanted more money and Kurt was very close to breaking up the band over it)
@@TheWhiteJamesBrown It’s been a while but yes that’s my recollection. I need to watch it again as I’m sure there was also quite a lot about the situation with Courtney.
Those interviews are from like early to mid 1993. The issue hed talking about in About A Son was an incident that happened in 1992. Nirvana had equal songwriting royalty's for all members and Kurt decided to get that changed so he got the bulk of it. Which Krist and Dave honestly weren't that mad about since Kurt was the one writing everything but the issue was Kurt wanted this agreement to be retroactive, so it wouldn't apply to just future royalties but royalties that the band had already received, essentially taking money out of the pockets of Krist and Dave. Kurt was not budging on this issue and was prepared to break up the band over it. That's what he was talking about in those interviews.
@@CoyoteCrush Interesting, but do you have references to those claims? I find it hard to believe that Dave and Krist "weren't mad" about that massive potential loss if it's true and Kurt of course is not around to give his side or clarify exact dates. However it would seem to me that there was a very strained relationship between Kurt and the band, the label management as well as with Courtney just before his death.
@@Emcfree2084 well I guess I wasn't specific enough. They were pretty upset about the whole thing but the retroactive part was what almost broke up the band. I know '"Come As You Are" the band biography talks about it a little bit. I think all the biography books do actually. Yeah but for some reason I always want to blame Courtney's influence on this, it seems kind of out of character for Kurt. It was the original agreement after all conveniently changed month or two after they married. Kurts reasoning was that he didn't expect the band to blow up like they did, and since he is the one getting 90 percent of the attention and fame, he deserved more money. Which I mean Dave Grohl himself said he was able to go out in public without being recognized when he was in Nirvana, while Kurt was being written about in magazines that had nothing to do with music like Newsweek and that one tabloid magazine that piece of breathing garbage Piers Morgan used to write for. Lol I only know that because he wrote one of those "Deformed rockstar baby" articles when Frances Bean was born. Fun trivia fact lol
This great video deserved a better last nirvana song. A band exhausted of its ideas. Kurt was really drawn to the unplugged style, could’ve seen them doing a full REM if he’d not taken his life 🎉
Courtney is what happened lol. With her came the drugs, anger, sadness and then the death. We can tell she didn't think it through when she killed her only songwriter. Since she had him whacked she has never been able to write another song...strange lol!
IKCL? i don't know who/what that is i composited the track you hear at the end of the video myself i was inspired by a popular video to do the composite
This song would have been perfect as a secret song at the end of their fourth album.
Fourth album could’ve been called IV
Very clever @@SeaLemonsUK
@@SeaLemonsUKOr poison ivy (IV)
Some nice IV puns! Great work guys 🤘🤓
can’t believe there’s a nirvana song called “skid mark” and Kurt had nothing to do with it lol.
I'm pushing 50 and thought I'd heard and seen it all on Nirvana, well, you stuff is on point and I get a little of that feeling back that I am so permanently homesick for .
thanks
Same.
"I could sit down on a chair and play acoustic guitar like Johnny Cash or something, and it won't be a big joke." Listen to the acoustic version of this and Do Re Mi. He had plans beyond Nirvana
Ok, we know, everybody have plans. Now move on (again)
I was just talking to someone about this same quote from Kurt. He obviously had plans to go down a more Folk route and even wanted to do a Ledbelly cover album as he wanted to do with Mark Lanegan back in 1990 with the then titled band The Jury.
@@andrepereira744 why would we need to move on …
@@Joshua-bo2lnyou have no idea what his plans were and no one ever will.
@@vishkavishovski300 the point is that he did have plans
the edit when you say "on a friday"...perfect
love the on a friday reference
1:36 “say that again”😏
new rarestnirvana video 🔥
Here were those personal ordeals he talks about: im tired of Nirvana, im tired of touring and i dont care about the 9.7 million we will make doing the Lalapolozza tour im not gonna do it, if we do another Nirvana album i want to work with different drummers. I want to do a acoustic album by myself and maybe use Kristen Pfaff. I want a divorce and need to get new lawyers and representation. This was before Rome and 3 weeks later good buy
He should’ve married Pfaff!
So raw, yet delivers so much esthetically. I'm delighted you've made this composite.
I highly recommend you listen to the first live performance of this in 1993 at the Aragon Ballroom. It is so much more lyrically, sonically and just far more powerful. Knowing it was being heard for the first and only time live makes it even more amazing...During the chorus he is just screaming "Hey" not "Pain" that was altered for the video long after his death. Hole absolutely disgraced this song and Kurt during their unplugged. This was the last song Nirvana ever recorded in a studio, the same one Dave would record the first Foo Fighters album. Haunting...It's interesting Kurt was considering using some of Dave's songs. I think Krist and Dave know more about Kurt's death than they lead on and were quiet for a reason.
And I highly recommend you to move on.
@@andrepereira744 I highly recommend you get up and do something with your life, find something that makes you happy instead of sulking around and shitting on everybody else. Because you have a shitty life and have nothing else better to do. Grow up. Your not cool.
@@andrepereira744🤡
andrepereira744 wtf is wrong with u
The live version is my favourite too. Would love a professionally recorded version one day if it exists. Kurt's voice sounds rough on the studio take and it just doesn't have the intense energy of the live version.
Thank you for posting this ❤
His voice sounds intense and fully composed here and it was only about two months before their last show.
This was January. He blew out his vocals in march.
@@benedictfiremonkey7072
Ah. Thank you for the clarity.
am I the only one who called the hidden song on nevermind "suicide samurai" ? I don't know where we got that title back in the day.
Suicide samurai was a song done in 1985-1987 by Kurt, it goes by other names too, it probably got mixed up with endless nameless.
Probably the Come As You Are book. It's a title from the early demos (Fecal Matter, etc. can't remember if it was that one or another).
great job, i don't know how you did it, sounds like a studio recording with the vocals in there. It's insane.
Saw them in Detroit six months before the suicide. Band was super tight. Killer show. I hope one day they just come out and talk about what a cluster fuck that last couple years were. We’re all adults Dave I think we can handle it
Will you post your full mix? This is the best attempt to merge the live vocal and studio recordings that I’ve heard!
Man the nirvana guys were patient, I’d be pissed if my bandmate had me waiting around all day (let alone multiple days) before recording
Nirvana was awesome man. Those late 80s and early 90s were cool
It would've been amazing to hear what a fourth album could've sounded like, Kurt's evolution as an artist was always interesting to see especially considering how he always did whatever the fuck he wanted and wasn't guided by any trends of the moment, i like to think he would've pulled a lou reed and come up with something that destroyed any notion people had about his music
knowing what we know about how everything turned out this song is so eerie
This is a gift. Thank you sir! 🙏
Kurt with Big John Duncan of the Exploited @2:30 who I believe was Nirvana's guitar tech for a stint.
Yup.
another nirvana album would've been crazy.
1:52 “that’s one hell of a symbol”
I'm pretty sure jam after dinner is another mislabel; on livenirvana, it says that 'Jam' (Recorded before ykyr) is released, and that jam after dinner isn't. And when you look at the sources the jam from the wtlo dvd is stated as 'Jam' and not 'Jam After Dinner.'
On a friday. I love this
Imagine they work on some demos like the beatles did with now and then.
I think that dave and krists persistence about how bad the drug addiction was is a way to feel less guilty about what more than likely truly happened.
Fuck Courtney..... it's strange how close Courtney was to epstein also
Let me save you some time: its Ivy League. Sounds alot like what dave would later use as a riff in Stacked Actors
love your channel
esse quarto album realmente seria o ultimo por um tempo se a banda entrasse em hiato, pois dave não estava bem com a relação da banda e kurt não aguentava mais os holofotes, o quarto album seria uma grande pausa, eles iam se separar, mas sera que iriam voltar do hiato?, tipo o soundgarden???
Do you think we’ll see someday some official release like it happened with YKYR again?
Probably nothing as finished as that but perhaps a demo quality song
In Kurt’s voice recordings with his family and lawyers such as those in the movie “about a boy” he makes it pretty clear what Dave was talking about the start of this video (Eg that Dave and Krist wanted more money and Kurt was very close to breaking up the band over it)
About a son documentary? Nobody talks about that one much but yea weren't they wanting to get credit and money for lyrics?
@@TheWhiteJamesBrown It’s been a while but yes that’s my recollection. I need to watch it again as I’m sure there was also quite a lot about the situation with Courtney.
Those interviews are from like early to mid 1993. The issue hed talking about in About A Son was an incident that happened in 1992. Nirvana had equal songwriting royalty's for all members and Kurt decided to get that changed so he got the bulk of it. Which Krist and Dave honestly weren't that mad about since Kurt was the one writing everything but the issue was Kurt wanted this agreement to be retroactive, so it wouldn't apply to just future royalties but royalties that the band had already received, essentially taking money out of the pockets of Krist and Dave. Kurt was not budging on this issue and was prepared to break up the band over it. That's what he was talking about in those interviews.
@@CoyoteCrush Interesting, but do you have references to those claims? I find it hard to believe that Dave and Krist "weren't mad" about that massive potential loss if it's true and Kurt of course is not around to give his side or clarify exact dates. However it would seem to me that there was a very strained relationship between Kurt and the band, the label management as well as with Courtney just before his death.
@@Emcfree2084 well I guess I wasn't specific enough. They were pretty upset about the whole thing but the retroactive part was what almost broke up the band. I know '"Come As You Are" the band biography talks about it a little bit. I think all the biography books do actually. Yeah but for some reason I always want to blame Courtney's influence on this, it seems kind of out of character for Kurt. It was the original agreement after all conveniently changed month or two after they married. Kurts reasoning was that he didn't expect the band to blow up like they did, and since he is the one getting 90 percent of the attention and fame, he deserved more money. Which I mean Dave Grohl himself said he was able to go out in public without being recognized when he was in Nirvana, while Kurt was being written about in magazines that had nothing to do with music like Newsweek and that one tabloid magazine that piece of breathing garbage Piers Morgan used to write for. Lol I only know that because he wrote one of those "Deformed rockstar baby" articles when Frances Bean was born. Fun trivia fact lol
Dave Grohl is still recording Kurt Cobain songs under the Foo Fighters label
What a band!
Great video!!
The pedal that kurt used in you know youre right was the hm3 from boss
you know you’re right.
This great video deserved a better last nirvana song. A band exhausted of its ideas. Kurt was really drawn to the unplugged style, could’ve seen them doing a full REM if he’d not taken his life 🎉
can u upload your recreation of IV League as a seperate video please?
On a Friday joke was great. 👍👍
Oh shit its one of the songs that play on the WTLO boxset dvd main menu when kurt is taking hammer or something to the guitar
Hey man whats that song daves singing ever so lightly in the background?
Winnebago from the pocketwatch demo tape.
Nobody knows I'm new wave LIVE in Buenos Aires Argentina 1992 October, probably
And it’s just noise. Not really a song.
Courtney is what happened lol. With her came the drugs, anger, sadness and then the death. We can tell she didn't think it through when she killed her only songwriter. Since she had him whacked she has never been able to write another song...strange lol!
Kurt used Earnie Bailey's Boss HM-3 Hyper Metal pedal not a Boss DS-1 pedal.
Sounds like you got Ivy League from IKCL so please give credit!!
IKCL? i don't know who/what that is
i composited the track you hear at the end of the video myself
i was inspired by a popular video to do the composite
@@rarestnirvanabrother what's the song Dave is singing in the background of this vid
Butterflies @@TheWhiteJamesBrown
IKCL's version has a lot of Reverb on the vocals
@@rarestnirvana I think IKCL is If Kurt Cobain Lived
It’s a skip
What was the point of this
Lame last song