Nirvana - Something In The Way (Live On MTV Unplugged Unedited, 1993)
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- Something In The Way performed by Nirvana, live on MTV Unplugged.
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Commemorating the 30th anniversary of Nirvana’s seminal 1991 release, Nevermind is celebrated with the newly remastered album from the original analog tapes and 4 concerts from Amsterdam, Netherlands; Del Mar, California; Melbourne, Australia and Tokyo, Japan.
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This song + Bruce driving on his motorcycle in the night = absolute chills
Absolutely. Loved the camera behind the helmet too and the orange tint. Such a perfect song for that scene.
I used to play this song really late at night when driving home from work, idk what it is about this song but it's great
Man.
BEST SCENE EVER
Plus the first look of his cave and he entering that.
i loved how the crowd is just quiet and respectful thru the show
Exactly. Pre-cell phones. Before the mysteries of the world were reveled via a screen in your hand. Smart phones = dumb people.
@@372HGS a gen-x’er i assume
Apart from the heckler shouts "hurry up"....
When he plays
No one speaks
©Dave Grohl
@@372HGS ok boomer
2024 Anyone?
Definitely
I’m still here, been here since like 92’
I'm here!! Rip 🙏 Kurdt Cobain
Yip
Hell yeah❤
You DEFINITELY have to appreciate Dave’s style of “quiet drumming” during this whole unplugged set.
He was definitely struggling to hold back haha
Apparently Kurt kept telling him to be quieter during rehearsal
Omg. Somebody's feeling important! Lmfao
He's using a special type of drumsticks designed to be much quieter.
It's a brush technique. The drummer is there for tempo in the design of a "final product" . If you were to just "jam out" , it wouldn't create the right affect/intimacy with whoever is observing it; in an attempt to put it simply. Peace
"Fear is a tool. When that light hits the sky it's not just a call, it's a warning. They think I hide in the shadows, but I am the shadows."
True as f
Never thought dc would make such a masterpiece
@@millenial_492 the joker was a masterpiece
@@gameofvelets6421 yea I know
But dc makes very less masterpieces
"No one can mastered fear"
@@millenial_492 you think marvel makes more ?
I was not expecting this on The Batman. It was amazing.
Yeah, me too man
yeah that was so cool
Perfect usage in the scenes they used it for. SOOO good.
♥️
It was in the trailer, so I did expect it, but yeah, it was perfect for the film.
Kurt's voice is like a haunting instrument that will never go away.
It's been 30 years next month since he left here but Kurt will forever be 27.
Rock in Peace Legend.
Время летит, охренеть! Но Курт успел столько музыки наделать, сколько 80-ти летним не снилось... Надо молодым показывать настоящую музыку, чтоб труд таких людей не пропал.
It can’t be 30 years I was young and he was alive.
@@skipperden2611. I’m only 72 but yes.
Yeah ty for nowing USA great land big an nice in an out makeing mega bands now an we are loving like we use too
Yes
He was truly 1 of 1. We’ll never see someone like this ever again. RIP
I will... ok i not will
Nobody in the world don't do "ummmmm" in the way like Kurt, amazing masterpiece, rest in peace
Chris Cornell can do a pretty mean “ummmm” too lol
Kid cudi would like a word
@@llAGreenll hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Kid Cudi is good at humming fasho
Have you seen the memes?!
I remember watching this live on MTV when I was 11 or 12. He was mesmerizing. This song still hits deep.
Nirvana was mtv for a hot minute
I wish I could go back in time to watch this live
@@theateroftheabsurd2168 Thefuck are you talking about? Nirvana was MTV from brfore Nevermind came out and straight up until Kurt died.
Are you too young, or too brainwashed to think that Nirvana wasn't a mainstream band?? They were HUGE.
LIve, huh? Sure... were the Bearenstain bears and Nelson Mandella there too?
Cap
I bought this album when I was 13. Back in 94. My dad was impressed with the album but wasn’t a fan of Nirvana. This album alone defined a genre for generations. Absolutely incredible performance by the band.
I'm only 14 now but nirvana is easily the band I listen to the most, I woukd give anything to see then live, their music is just pure art
WE were in our 20s when nirvana came on the scene and wow. Blew us away big time. My friend helped to managed the media for one of their trips to Australia and she has so many stories
Amen
I was 13 in 94...how the time has flown
I bought this album when I was 13 back in 95. It was the first album that I bought, and it was the begining for me listening rock music.
here because frances bean said this was her favourite mtv unplugged performance 🥲: "I like to imagine that if we had been able to grow up together, he would've been gentle with me in the same way he was gentle singing that song"
❤ same ❤
That’s her father of course it would be her fav. Can’t imagine
It's like Kurt didn't even realize how much of a big deal he was. Even today he's one of the biggest Rockstars ever
He did and he hated it so he acted like he wasnt
@@eggbock9704 which made him even bigger
He had a depression. Which is difficult enough without being on the forefront. So ofc he hated all the attention, he couldnt cope with it.
@@Thomas-cr2pt Pretty much this. I think he expected attention, just not that much, and as someone who also has depression, you don't always want that attention. There's attention and expectations and sometimes they both such big time. I'm really sad he couldn't get the professional help he needed.
The greatest artist all have something in common: the dark side controlling them. Depression, abuse, addiction and so on...they just performed to survive
I love the cello in this song. It's such a small part of the piece, but it adds so much to it. Beautiful and haunting.
... definitely adds the authentic cry to the bit. I wonder what they used in the original recording.
true
Snap .. that instrument plays such a meaningful part … has done in afew of my favourite songs, ‘Eleanor rigby’ by the Beatles and ‘same song’ by vinnie Paz… heart string instrument.. you should check them out
@@straitkat The original comes for Nevermind and there is also a cello (imo it's sounds like a cello also might be mistaken since I'm not a pro in making a differnece between "orchestra" instruments) if that was your question
The cello puts this song over the top for sure.
Nirvana and Alice n Chains unplugged changed my life.They poured their souls out on that stage
Dont forget the Pearl Jam
you were blessed to have been there live.
Those were the best with out a doubt
True Genius! He was a master of subtilty and he seemed to have very little ego! the 90's was the freest decade. No phones taking video's, or people posting on social media. Everyone is fully engaged and will always remember this gig. I still remember every word of every song. It seems he had a beautiful soul and what he achieved by the age of 27. Truly amazing! I am sure he has reincarnated somewhere on mother earth
He’s gay
@@user-ix4dp7ul3c first of all he isn't, second of all what does that have to do with anything
@@user-ix4dp7ul3cHe had a wife who he had a kid with lol
I really love this kind of "concert" where the artist just sit there hanging around talking to the audience and listening to them too. Feels really homey you know, that kind of "concert" always brings fan closer
Agreed , I feel like I am 21 again experiencing these guys live....
@@lorikelsey4342 you experienced them live?!?!!
And no phone or audience with flashlight camera.
@@dimitrijackson9474 chill bro
I love good stage banter
Rest in peace Kurt. Thanks for the amazing music you shared with the world.
kurt kobain was murdered
Sorry to break it to you, but i don't think he's resting in peace 😅
@@abrahamcanales132 why?
@@abrahamcanales132 curious to knw why you say so..He did leave behind beautiful music
@@mahikaboojo1378 I agree he left behind truly great and beautiful music, sadly, he was a troubled soul, and I'm not saying it from a religious perspective cuz I'm not.
Truth is, he was a soul in despair, and he ended his life tragically, how you can expect his soul to rest in peace?
And I can't imagine from a religious pov, he also s not resting in peace.
We tell ourselves that in hopes of finding some sort of comfort but it's not always the reality. I'd wish he, as I do hope my idols such as Tupac is also resting in peace, but who knows, truth be told we'll never know the answer till we die.
This is my favorite Nirvana song. It has a strangely calming effect on me. Dark and poetic.
tell me I'm not the only one who still listens to it..♥️🎵
All the time and have my kids listen also...
I literally got so many CHILLS when I heard this song in The Batman movie! Gotta love Nirvana 🖤
Me too it was extremely dark Batman
It was in the trailer.
It was an awesome edition. I was debating on whether it was Nirvana when I was watching the movie, until I looked it up when I got home. I knew his voice sounded familiar, but the whole I was like "no that can't be Nirvana"
@@therealaustinpowers1967 i was literally wearing one of my nirvana shirts and right as the song played me and my friend were singing quietly , moments like that don’t happen quite often
Kurt would have hated his pain put into a Hollywood production. It’s a great movie but it’s not what his music was about.
The cello with Kurt's voice is so damn beautiful. This has always been one of my favorite songs... glad that Batman movie gave a new generation an appreciation of Nirvana.
Right that cello coupled with Kurts voice just vibrates tears out of me
Cello has the same range as the human voice, which gives it the ability to evoke instinctual feelings.
I always thought of it as a giant violin
@@flatearthisahoax4030 that kinda sucks, the cello is cool!
I truly agree. She's pretty, a musician, smart, and PLAYING FOR NIRVANA!
This man single handily change the music world..he never got to see how important and influential he was..sad..RIP to the legend Kurt Cobain
He had fate away now he life 100 year
Bitch Vig was a part of that too
I am 43 years old. my son is 18. He all the sudden has this fascination with Nirvana and especially Kurt Cobain. I get it dude. I only really listen to Nirvana maybe 2 years of my life before Kurt died. So I guess you're opinion is as good as mine
❤❤❤
all i want is a son that would love Nirvana
Can we stop to appreciate how much Lori Goldston's cello playing takes this song to just another level. She really was a big part of what made the Unplugged album so special. Her playing is so haunting.
Been saying the same thing for years. The cello adds such a rich sound to this event.
Absolutely
That's the main part of the song that sends chills down my spine honestly. So amazing.
I wonder if she understood at the time, how much of an impact that concert would have.
Wow I honestly never realized how much she meant to this . I was a kid and now I realize it was the cello that made me feel those emotions. Great comment just flipped my world upside down.
I was 18 when this came out. I’m old as dirt now and it still gives me chills.
You're still not halfway through your life, bro. You're here! Infinite possibilities!
Anything can happen
^ what he said
What he said ^
^ what he said
What he said ^
This is one of the Nevermind songs I didn't give as much attention to back in the day, but has grown more appealing as the years go by. Nirvana just keeps giving.
Perfect...perfect voice, poem, music, soul, artist, body expression, humbleness, sense of humour, critics, honor, craziness, relaxed,resistence, truth, sensibility, inteligence, intensity, clothes, everything is just perfect.
Hi I recommend a song called 'The Bond Villain' By Robert Nix
@@redskies4530 I will ...
If you're someone who's never listened to much Nirvana and just found this because of The Batman, welcome, and congratulations, you've just stumbled upon one of the most prolific bands in rock history and the artistry of one of the most fascinating, talented and tragic figures in rock.
🙏🏾
thats what ive commented on other videos , glad to see more people discovering nirvana because of batman
I would say you found the Genius in Kurt at work even after decades. Great Win! #Legendary
Merci Kurt…
I grew up with nirvana and I completely forgot about this song. Makes you think about what other songs you forget about over the years
Grunge will never die...it sounds too good.
The best grunge has aged very well....it is timeless music...Nirvana, Soundgarden, Stone Temple Pilots, early Pearl Jam...
No it sounds awesome beyond comprehension...
@@what3815 it is timeless!!
@@what3815 Alice in Chains
Grunge isn't a genre, it's an attitude.
I love that after that unbelievable performance he laughs and jumps to comedicialy please some one in the audience. He was playful, gracious and hilarious.
This whole set is the last memory I have of Kurt before he took his life. I was 14 when he took his life and it was a year after I had gone through treatment for cancer which gave me a different outlook on life. Him taking his own. Impacted me at a deep level.
Nirvana made me understand the meaning of missing the comfort in being sad. Especially this unplugged album.
Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge On Seattle reference?
There's always Billie Eilish.
@Sergio Balaguera - Agreed
@@sirkayda7205 no man its different
@@anus333 - Well yeah. Nirvana wasn't a manufactured image like Billie Del Ray.
when the cello goes an octave higher... instant chills
When cello goes up an octave, Kurt's lower maxilla goes a picardy third east
Dave is so clued in on Kurt's cues, best drummer in the world.
I was looking for this comment, I knew someone had thought of this already, nice
Watching Nirvava Unplugged for the first time since Kurt Cobain’s death. It’s still hauntingly beautiful and heavy with emotion. Life is precious, please don’t give up on people you know who are struggling with their mental health. We don’t need to lose another person like Kurt Cobain, and more so we don’t need what happened this week in Lewiston Maine to happen again either.
Im seeing a therapist thank u Kurt fr making such a banger and fuck Kourtney Love
The 90’s......what a decade....and this unplugged one of its best gifts
Those of us who lived it relish the memories we wish we would have savored the experience more at the time.
so true
Yeah you weren't one of them
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U gotta hear this :) !!! :) !!!
This whole unplugged performance was so iconic. Kurt was definitely one of the greats
me either,so i came back...
A timeless masterpiece.
I couldn't agree more!
Love his voice in this one
This song was his story..and it's the most emotional and a cry out song ever. Nobody knew he was going through depression and he was expressing it by his music and arts..He will be missed forever!
A lot of people knew
@@eggbock9704 he was not depressed
@@zforbes839 he was depressed in 93-94
this song is about him being homeless after his dad left and living under a bridge how the fuck was he not depressed
@@eggbock9704 he tried to kill himself the firsttime at the age of 17 so most of his lifetime hewas depressed
3:58 His smile is so contagious and natural. Impossible not to smile along with him, decades later.
Hmm
The woman said to hurry up. Kurt asks indirectly what that's all about. What does the woman say next? The same? Because he laughs afterwards, or rather a sardonic laugh.😏
Thank you.
I recently had a near death experience and this song has been in my heart ever since ❤ RIP Kurt
i had 5 near deaths
❤
I had a overdose last year nearly killed me and ever since this song hits a nerve with me I've always loved this band since 1993 I've been a fan
@@davidcooley5135 same bro
@suelefilmes9120 I had 17 major accidents but I don't think death had his cold hands on me I believe if it was close to being my time id left this world 20 years ago but I feel the closest I've been was a fyntnal overdose it had been a normal part of m6 life overdosing back when everyone was heading to Florida foe better health care or buy pills bur if u went the law treated u as one but it's not here nor there but I had a terrible fight with my old lady and I had been clean for a while but 8 was at the bottom of a hole I could see no way out of but I took that momen5 of weakness and made a good reason to get blown out on speed or meth as none the best but meth ain't supposed to have fynty in it bur I done a hit walked across my friends house i feel dead as he'll in his house he listened to my heart stop it took five minutes of him trying everything his wife unzipped My pants and put a bowl full of ice under my Ole balls and up the Crack of my ass and he said to me when life come back it was like stepping out of the night and into the light bit it was far from over I stayed there about thirty more minutes then I told them.i was gonna walk eight miles to another friend that would let me stay a day or so I had called my Ole lady and I didn't tell her but when I started walking I dropped my cell phone and I couldn't see so good to find it so I said fuck it find it tmrw but I made it to my friends finally and about that time my old lady saw me walking and pulled over and asked if I wanted to come home and I said he'll yeah but it wasn't five minutes and I told her to take me back I felt as rough as a Saturday night drunk but I went and walked to my friends and got even more blowed out but I l3t them all no I had overdosed but nothing messed with me bur on my walk home after I lost my cell. Phone I'd walk about 40 feet and black out and just would Stan there I have always been good with my balance bur I took me two hours to go a mile on us60 here I ky but it was a awful night I didn't go into detox like every one said I guess were I had such a big dose of it after I took of walking it was still making me not as I was walking lucky the law didn't see me and haul my ass in but after that week I could have died twice in twenty four hours I totaled my jeep wrangler and I overdosed I was living to hard and I had come to a conclusion.i was just to old for it so within a month I went and valintered to try rehab I new I could stop on my own.but I new I I would sick out help it might just b easier for me to make such a change I found out I was using that trash to cope with things that I had thought I had forgotten and some resentments I had towards my old lady at the time but I'm living good and I had one more of but I was in the middle of scoring with this cats old lady it must not have mebmnt to b I been but ass naked twice with her I either couldn't get it up cause it wasn't anything exiting to b naked in front of someone and second time equipment was awsome but I blacked out and I didn't no for another month that I actually had got fyntyed again but I didn't stop breathing but I haven't tried screwing Ole dudes Ole lady either and I've been clean and feeling good but I here stuff like were did your filter go I said I lost it not enough time to b sugar coating stuff or being nice when it becomes a gambit for people to ask the nice guy stuff well I'm a sober asshole pick or whatever u wanna call me id rather it b friend I had to try to make sober friends so now I have none but I'm alive and well and I'm always on the lookout for ex wife number three miss sue what happened to u to go to the other side I'm always interested in real life storys
This is their best song by far. It makes me cry every time at the end of docummentaries.
Man i got chills when i heard it in the batman. That shit was crazy.
same
I thought was Scott weiland
🤙
Me too
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U gotta hear this :) !!!
"And when that light hits the sky, it's not just a call; its a warning"
N0
.. no..
Lyrics:. ;)
Something in the way
she moves
attracts me like no other lover
Something in the way
she wood me
I don't want to leave her now
You know I believe and how
Somewhere in her smile
she knows
that I don't need no other lover
Something in her style
that shows me
I don't want to leave her now
You know I believe and how
You're asking me will my love grow
I don't know, I don't know
You stick around, now it may show
I don't know, I don't know
Something in the way
she knows
and all I have to do is think of her
Something in the things
she shows me
I don't want to leave her now
You know I believe and how
Cringe bruh
@@nickdiaz1999 I'm Vengeance
His voice, his music, forever giving me goosebumps… forever wishing his true raw talent wasn’t taken from this world. Forever left thinking about all the musical gifts we will forever be deprived of.
Kurt was a freaking GENIUS
I love how casual it is. I love the gaps and the chats between songs and the respectful audience applause. Nirvana are amazing.
Yeeaah,it feels like I am with my friends and some are singing,playing,some listening,and then we think of another song.They really gave that friendly feeling
Amazing how Kurt had the attention of everyone even when he was just doing nothing, that guy had a light that will never disappear.
This is a perfect description of Kurt. Thank you 💗
@John Smith why are u gay
John Smith somebody killed him. It is literally impossible to kill yourself with that gun. Also suicidal people aren't cowards, their life sucks, at least to them it does so calm down.
@@nathaniel04 depending on the circumstances suicide is pretty cowardly. To say Kurt committed suicide is a different topic. A topic I would rather not get into to.
I think people that commit suicide are heroes
One of the best songs of all time! Truly magnificent. ❤
For a long time it was believed that the lyrics of the song spoke about the life of the singer who, as a teenager, lived on the streets of Aberdeen in Washington after being kicked out of his home, and who survived by sleeping and fishing under the street bridge. Young.
However, it was not until 2001 that Cobain's biography, Heavier than Heaven by writer Charles Cross, confirmed that during the four months that Cobain lived on the streets, he slept in various places such as cardboard boxes, hallways of buildings abandoned, waiting rooms in town hospitals, etc. And that he wrote the lyrics imagining what it would feel like to be a person who lives under the bridge and is slowly dying of an illness, since that was a kind of fantasy that the singer had.
Likewise, after reading about Kurt's journey, it is heartbreaking that no one reached out to him during that time. And that's why Jerry Cantrell was forever grateful when Layne Staley offered him to come and live with him when he heard that Jerry was homeless when he just met Jerry!
@@amyamestoy3469if someone had reached out to him, maybe we wouldn't have something he had given to us which stays for forever.
Never thought this song would play in a trailer, even more a BATMAN trailer. Nice ear Matt Reeves.
Diego Armando Quino Puma it’s a perfect song for that trailer
Para mi es perfecto para esta etapa de Batman, solo, drepimido con rabia, como dije es perfecta.
Dude I’m not exaggerating when I say it hit me like a sucker punch I mean I felt it in my bones. This is one of my favorite songs of theirs but it’s been a few years since I heard it. When I realized what it was a few seconds into the trailer I got goosebumps.
At last Justice
It truly works for how gritty of a Batman movie they are making. I've been so impressed and surprised by what dc did with joker, so I can't wait for this new take on a Batman movie!
I remember watching this live on MTV. I was 15 years old, and even back then, I knew I was watching something that felt Historical. A high that would never come this way again. A dazzling peak that touched your soul. Absolute perfection. And most of us knew it wasn't going to last.....
Me too.
Same. Just knew it was special
feel the same way about the alice in chains one.
This whole set was amazing, truly one of the best mtv unplugged sessions
They included the original song 🎵 from the new Batman movie.
I was 10 years old when I watched this on MTV back in '93 after school. Nirvana was it, ever since then.
Tenho 89 anos , e até hoje em min Há um espírito de vontade
It is a damn shame the best artists/ songs come from such a dark place that we lose them. We love these artists and some of their best work comes from them pouring their souls and demons into their work but if only we could help them before it’s too late
I feel the same with Kurt and Chris Cornell.
Chester too
Damn man, this is so deep
Check out beautiful curse from Benjamin tod
😔😢
This nirvana mtv unplugged show looks and sounds so magical it’s unexplainable
Things like this happen before people die sometimes. This happened in november and he died in april 1994
I identify with the feeling of Nirvana, we are Pisces and I know what it feels like to want to get out of this reality. I love you very much from wherever you are.
I still remembered when MTV music show unplugged ..legend Kurt..
the band that made me pick up my guitar, and i couldn’t be any happier.
Or at least you think you’re happy
4 me the same, the first song i learn to play in my first acoustic guitar was from nirvana and blow my mind when i hear the sound what kurt create.
I think every tune I could play on guitar was nirvana, I'm not a guitar player but I always tried when I was a kid, my dad's guitar was always in the house, but it means alot that the only songs I could play were nirvana. The main one was come as you are, I spent so much time getting that right, then there was in bloom (with power chords), and also lets not forget the famous smells like teen spirit.
same
Sol Bimbam haha nice one
I love Kurt. His voice is one and only.
You are my one and only
definitely i agree
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U gotta hear this :) !!!
OMG this was so fun. Kurt having fun with the audiences. I wish I was there.
This is why I love Kurt “strap on ur geetar”
Legends die, but their music lives and carries on. Touches many few and far. Rest In Peace dear Kurt.
Legends never die.
That crowd witnessed musical history
Which they will never forget
I believe so my friend
Beautiful souls
Best unplugged ever
indeed
I’m 104 years old and i am so grateful to have heard this song (writing on behalf of my Grandad)
Whoever was in the crowd for this performance were lucky as hell 1 of the best ever!
I love this song so much. It fits perfectly with The Batman and Matt Reeves version of the character. 🦇
🙋
“I don’t care what happens to me” is probably going to be edited out of the film
Or at least doesn’t sound like he would say that to Alfred
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U gotta hear this :) !!! :) !!!
“I’m Vengeance” The Batman is gonna be amazing “RIP Kurt”
Just came hear bc of the teaser lol
Yo también. Vengo por eso
j wasto damn :/
Yes sir that trailer looks amazing
My reaction when I was watching the trailer and "something in the way" started playing was: God is Nirvana: ') if they put this tremendous jewel it gives me hope that the movie is not bad, otherwise they would offend Kurt's memory
This man was a conduit for the universe to express emotion but it was too much to bear.
Going through some tough shit at the moment. Listening to this gets me through it. Rip kurt
So dark, so deep, almost haunting. Yet so beautiful at the same time. So unappreciated
Every time I watch this I envy the people in the audience. Imagine being there to witness it......
True. That would have been fucking amazing. I literally can't imagine.
I'm sure over 70% of the people there were all MTV people and special people allowed 2 be there. Then like 100 tickets for local fans
Watched it live in 93 on MTV. Wish could have been there was 18
I had bought tickets to Lollapalooza 1994 just to see Nirvana. The concert was in June and he passed in April. I was devastated
Wow, I can only imagine 😔
Love the bass stepping around its perfect
i really think this was kurts “baby” his masterpiece song, his most emotional...most saddest. About his life, his struggle, his loneliness, depression and i think he wanted this one to connect with everyone else who share it or those who can relate. Icon, rip Kurt. This is my favorite nirvana song.
Apparently his favourite was Drain You
I like the simplicity of this song as well and the feeling of somethings in the way and you dont know what it is. Something that prevents you to be happy.
@Greg Hubbard and you know this is a lie how? Did he tell you?
@Greg Hubbard It's not meant to be taken literally.
@@randomguy263 exactly
Damn I was 10 years old in 93. My bro and I loved Nirvana so much. Reminds me of the room we shared, the bunk beds, Nintendo, skateboarding AND JUKEBOX NETWORK!
Wow, good old days right! I'm from a different generation but man this sounds so cool 🔥🔥🔥
You totally just described my life. My neighbor had a half pipe in his back yard, I spent all my time at his house. We would listen to Nirvana, while waxing our skateboards. It was so chill. I ended up going into the Air Force and he moved off. All of my friends would bust on me bc even into my 30's, I HAD to have my Etnies & DC's, to match my scubs. When my daughter was little, she wore them too. Only 5 year old I ever saw wearing a pair of DCs. 🤣 Nothing will ever beat an old school Nintendo, and MTV...when they actually played music.
I was about 15 and still innocent to recognize his jaw dancing :D
What I was originally going to say was "I was -1", but since this is a batman video...
“Ah you think darkness is your ally? You merely adopted the dark. I was born in it, molded by it. I didn't see the light until I was already a man"
Good days man
Rest In Peace Kurt 🌹 May The Angels Watch Over You ❤ Thank You For The Amazing Musical Talent You Shared With Us 🎸
He’s now 57 😢
I watched this live on tv when I was 13, still love it today
The humming is the most powerful hum i ever damn heard
Death is not the greatest loss in life. the greatest loss is what dies inside while still alive.
Word
I disagree
Enjoy this nice song...nothing even close to this king kc but still nice
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Well shit
Nah, I would say death is worse
I can't believe someone told them to hurry up, your listening to a legend, i could listen to him all day❤❤ i could listen to him talk all day.
He was such a beautiful soul man. God what I would’ve done to see him live. Whoever was lucky enough to have gotten that chance I envy you so much.
I wish I was old enough to have been one of these lucky ppl in the crowd. This seems so intimate and raw, I love you KURT!!
When people ask me the time machine icebreaker, this and the Alice in chains one are my answers
Watch his jaw, that’s heroin
@@psvitaoled197 who cares. he is gone and has been for years. no need to shite on him smh
@@psvitaoled197 hes actually moving his jaw to keep time. he was on valium during this performance.
Was there it didn’t feel special it was a good show but nothing groundbreaking younger generations tend to romanticize things.
This is my favorite live show of all time.
Me to
Agreed I’ve watched it so many times over this last month I’ve become nirvana obsessed
me too
Alice In Chains then nirvana unplugged iMO
@@blizzard_of_Za Watching Nutshell, gives like the ultimate goosebumps.
I feel saddened that so many people never got to see them in person. Seeing them live has been one of my biggest joys in life . Rock on mr Cobain 😢
When and where’d you see them?
@@Retroactive93 I saw them in 1992 in Melbourne
@@naomihaworth8187 that is so awesome. How lucky are you!?
@@Retroactive93 was pretty fantastic
@@naomihaworth8187 I can only imagine! ! I was being conceived in 1992 😅
As a former cellist I LOVE something in the way!! Just a beautiful cellist!!
One man can save millions, But millions couldn't save one. R.I.P Kurt Cobain
So true...
The millions of people you're talking about paid his salary so he could be a millionaire and support his family that he cowardly left. He had the resources to get help he just chose crack and heroine instead. he left nothing but a subculture that's dying and hurt family.
@@networkninja2971 wow bro
@@networkninja2971 you okay?
@@networkninja2971 that's the point, they gave him money and cheered their music without caring the message he was trying to give. He ended up becoming something that he hated
I scream "Nirvana!" when this song started playing on the batman teaser..
Omg sameeee my dude
Lol same I watched the whole thing for the song
Me xd
@@nour4828 watch the whole concert bruv
same, then i got goosebumps, then i went back and listened to every Nirvana album.
Priceless moments that can never be recreated. Much love.
I was 20 in 93' this song left a mark first time i heard it then..
3:55 - A Kurt Cobain smile after such a dark song is absolutely heart-warming.
his smile is beautiful
The greatest unplugged performance ever. Rest easy Kurt.
@Ezra Kyleigh I get the lyrics, but wtf is that above it and more to the point, wtf does it have to do with this video?
YES!
Alice In Chains unplugged is the best unplugged ever!!
@@jdixon920 thank you. I love Nirvana but nothing comes close to AIC’s unplugged.
This is a great performance,one of the best! But one things make this performance become an iconic are,this is Kurt last gig..he died few days after.
It's just his farewell ,and in the end are kurt and his band legacy.
....i was 14 when He died and it changed my life forever. ❤
I watched this live on TV when I was 15. But it took me 10yrs to realize I was watching a masterpiece.
"The hell are you supposed to be?"
[insane beatdown ensues]
"... I'm Vengeance."
AMAZING!
You know it!
after the trailer batman, also look for a track?
Wow thats how a Batman beat down should look! 🤕
hi vengeance, im dad.
A tortured but amazing artist. I lived the grunge days 🤘🏼
I remember seeing this when it first aired, still brings tears to my eyes, even more so now that his pain eventually killed him.
Love this whole unplugged. My dad is a strict 70s classic rock music lover and pretty much doesn’t like much else but we watch this together all the time. Miss you Kurt. Me and my 63 yr old dad love to watch your amazing legacy.
Hunter Vonnegut STFU no one asked
I'm a 73 year old dad and a 60s rock & roller and I watch this with my 42 year old rocker daughter who also plays Nirvana songs on her Electric guitar.
@Hunter Vonnegut no
Love that's what music is for. 😀💜🖤💜✔️
My older brother 12 years was a straight Pink Floyd zeppelin Gnr Metallica guy and swore the early 90s was trash until this came on. All of a sudden he was straight nirvana lol
Made me so happy to share this song with my children while watching the new Batman. Since I was a teen when this first came out, I've always loved it.. It always spoke to me. That whole 90's dark grunge music spoke to me as a teen and even through dark times through each decade of my life. My kids are too young to understand the lyrics and their meanings but appreciated the vibe and "sang" to this while it played.
Same, I was 19 at the time. Just showed my kids this video after watching the Batman movie..."see kids, mom is cool".
My Dad listened to this song so much when I was growing up, he passed away but I get a lot of memories and feel like we have a special moment when I hear some of the songs he played. They will remember it for a long time!
@49bars don't take anything to seriously these days, and don't think too hard about things that will be important later on in life there is a time and a place for everything but make the more mature decisions if you're capable of it, An if you take advantage of the fact you can already see and accept that the world's a lot darker of a place than what it's painted out to be maybe it won't hit you all at once and leave you with all these questions if you just prepare yourself for the truth. And I don't really know how to help you specifically cause I don't know what you're going through exactly but everyone has problems if someone said they don't there lying or just too naive or young to see it. Just take things one step at a time you'll be fine bro 👍
Look at us now in our 40's wish time didn't go that fast! I miss the 90's sad as this sounds i never enjoyed life beyond the mid 90's> Still stuck in the past life was beautiful. I would give anything in the world to relive my childhood from 80's 90's onwards.
Oh yea they did play this in new Batman nice