Yes! I don't know how old you are but its really interesting to see all this footage of them now with youtube being a thing. In the 90s we just saw the carefully curated clips of them and the media could really shape their irmage.
Younger people don't realize that we didn't get to see this entire interview back then, we only saw bits and pieces of it because MTV had to fit it in an 8 minute news piece. They did the 'College Kids Opinion' bit, and then just a tiny bit of Nirvana reacting to the kids, and then maybe another 1 or 2 minutes of Kurt explaining that "Rape Me" is an ANTI rape song and how Dave helped write "Scentless Apprentice." SO... this is a real treat for those of us who saw this original news piece back then and didn't get to watch the entire interview. We get a better glimpse of where their heads were at during this point in time, right after releasing "In Utero." When this piece originally aired, it was cut VERY short. It makes me wonder how much other interview footage must be just sitting in canisters wherever MTV keeps their archives.
I feel bad for the interviewer and Nirvana at the same time. Why they needed an hour seemed strange. Being awkward and you could tell it was early morning for them but play nice w MTV or you wont get your airtime
Growing up in South America It took me years to see an interview; I'd buy rock magazines that would quote those interviews and that was it. In one of those articles they mentioned Kurt was influenced by The Melvins and that got me wondering about it. Months later I found a CD in an imports store... it was sealed and they wouldn't open it for a listen, so I just bought it without ever listening to it. I'd work weekends for my dad and it took me 3 weeks to get the money to blindly spend it because "Nirvana likes it" 😊 BTW: took me like 5 or 6 listens to properly understand and like the CD and I'm a Melvins fan until Today, over 25 years later. Nowadays, a kid would listen to 30 seconds of it on a streaming playlist and skip it to never hear it again.
You have to love Krist. He is so honest and speaks his mind. He is a smart ass that delivers the message in such an eloquent manner. I always loved people like him who described weaknesses in society without being threatening or boring.
I'm 42 and this is the first time I've have watched this interview in its entirety. This is why RUclips is so great! Back in the day you would have to buy this on VHS or a DVD just to see this.
Krist is such a sweetheart with Kurt. He's so perceptive to Kurt's anxiety about answering questions and he helps keep the convo going, taking the pressure off him. Kurt died before I was born, but he changed the course of history. He has had such an impact on so many people and honestly he was too good for this fucked up world.
Nah that's just Krist. He was always the chatterbox, he's still the same in interviews he does now. Watch his interview with Rick Beato, Kim Thayil and Jack Endino. Kurt never disliked answering questions or interviews, he just hated the dumb questions.
Don't make kurt into some cartooinish figure or martyr. If you were alive when he was a human with both flaws and talents. He wasn't too good for this world, he had dualistic qualities like all of us but wasn't different from his own contemporaries.
@@birdiedog5 Nirvana, Kurt, changed the entire trajectory of music, they did change the course of history. it's not cartoonish to mention that, being the kind of person Kurt seemed to be, that Krist, being his friend, helped fill silences and keep convo flowing during interviews. Kurt doesn't know what to say, or is baffled by interviewers, or is misinterpreted by them and then Krist kinda manages it. Then Dave yells something from the back 🤣 That's what my point was
Everyone loves kurt, as do I, but as I've gotten older I've realized that the whole band is really intelligent and talented. Foo fighters and 3rd secret. It's insane. Kurt was the arrowhead, but you need more than that to shoot an arrow.
today there is no quality control we all grew up under a hard code, the elder of the scene would pluck your feathers if you did something "wrong" as brutal it was i miss it and i am sorry for the kids today who are like 30s 50s kids(stereotyping Everything). Because if you like something, hard music, and want to learn how it works you wanted respect by the elders in the scene MORE than "success" with people who have no clue.
@@KingCrimson82 "The elder of the scene" plucking your feathers if you did something "wrong" might exactly be the reason why punk had to come along and overthrow crusty statutes. Also: "kids today who are like 30s 50s kids"... What the fuck are you babbling on about old man?
Epic belch by Dave Grohl. They were very relaxed, but looked like they felt awkward at the same time. They were collectively really intelligent dudes with a lot of insight.
Some of my earliest musical memories are of Nevermind when it was released, that sound is the framework for what a lot of adolescence is to me. I grew up with Nirvana, it’s a little sweet and sad that Nirvana didn’t get to grow up with me but it’s also part of what makes it very very special.
Wow. Kurt was an amazing man. He had the whole package and didn't even have to try. He was intelligent, interesting to listen to and just cool. Its a shame he's gone, but his music and legacy is timeless.
@@CFCMahomet It was, Kurt is kind of taking it for granted at this point that he's the creative talent and the others are just the musicians along for the ride, Kurts throw away comments about scentless apprentice being "bonehead" and just his laissez faire attitude to remembering lyrics and playing 3 cords show he thought himself above all that. Dave was feeling stifled in the band, you can tell he's kinda pissed during the later of the video
I love this! These fellas were local to Us, near Seattle when I first moved here from California. I have always loved them, and the creations just keep going- in what ever Art form it may show itself, and however we smile... we are all better because of this.
Imagine having the chance of asking the questions in that interview. So epic🙌🏻 - "That's just people. Everybody's got an asshole, everybody has an opinion" Krist Novoselic 🌹
@@enriquepastor3626 I don’t know about op but growing up my family was pretty religious and I was taught that rock wasn’t good or appropriate music to listen and was for people who were bad people or do drugs
My God...Kurt is beyond beautiful, not just as a physical specimen but his candor, laughter, sense of humor, and intelligence - he is the only guy in the world that had something to say I've not heard a thousand times...
YES! Well said - unfortunately, mostly what you hear about Kurt is that he was a junkie with depression and hated the world, so your comment is very refreshing. What a shame he was murdered.
YES!!!! Love what you said. But may I reiterate, what a PERFECT MALE SPECIMEN he is!!! He's so damn gorgeous, on top of being so bright and funny. Swoon.....
People like you are who Kurt despised to be honest, people who worshipped him. I don't mean to be disrespectful, but damn people put him on this huge pedestal.
Jes I believe you. It is Treu,❤ becouse only the body your Temple Dies never your Spirit ore your Soul. Died is the begining of a New Life. Only we khen not touch ire see the body again Only when we are self grosing over I wich end hoe we khen see Kurt bac again in the Afterlife.. Wich you so much Love over dhair Kurt. Love you oll Nirvana Love you Kurt ❤
Kurt was a gorgeous guy who didn’t know he was gorgeous. His personality was funny, satirical and very unique. His music had an energy like a bomb going off. I obviously still love him, and love Nirvana 🙏❤️
@@justdev8965 Me? 55 (1967). 👵 Sorry if some of my comments are printed twice. It seems like I answer a comment that never gets posted! That or early on set dementia 🙈😉
@@lisasmith7066 55, as far as fandom goes, that's real loyalty! 55 a bit too early for dementia me thinks, don't worry so much about it. What we fear is what we get. That has been my own experience anyway.
@@justdev8965 Haha! Thanks! No fears about memory. I’m a far better hypochondriac than that! But yeah I agree! If someone negatively obsesses about something there’s a good chance it’ll happen 😳
7:40 haha that part about College alternative radio (which is what ultimately build their audience in the decade before- as well for bands like R.E.M. and Husker Du and stuff) Also, you hear him shift to his recording voice when he says "What do we know?" and then him and Krist reminiscing about playing the Evergreen State. You can see they share great memories. This is such a nice interview.
Guys are hilarious, love these interviews. It's so funny looking back on the college music charts, and like Krist said, it turned into "alternative" music on the charts. I agree with Kurt that they should have just interviewed some people at a rock show ha. I had a whole collection of magazines with him on the cover memorializing him when he passed, and of course they all got lost in a move. Such a devastating thing.
I still remember the first time I heard Smells Like Teen Spirit, I was riding my bike down a steep hill. I suddenly stopped my bike and heard the song being cranked up by a stranger in a nearby house. I didn’t know who Nirvana was at the time but I was intrigued by Kurt’s raw emotive vocals.
My experience was similar to yours. I was a kid slicing a watermelon for fun in the kitchen and the song appeared from my wall, coming from my neighbor’s house. Didn’t even knew English but it felt like a slap in the face, I was shocked and I needed to listen to it:
i do =) it was on a discman and it was fake of fire and I especially remember the feeling of utter bliss and amazement, magic i wanted to know all about
i was sat in my old house i was about 6 years old and my dad played me the where did you sleep last night unplugged and the smells like teen spirit music video… i was mesmerised! when i became old enough to get my own phone i was so happy i could play nirvana as much as i wanted, now im 16 and completely obsessed
I remember seeing Smells Like Teen Spirit for the first time on MTV. I was 9 or 10 and made my mom buy me Nevermind on cassette from Ames Department Store the next day.
Its so annoying how we have so many gifted musicians that couldn’t fully see out there careers, Kurt Cobain, Elvis, 2pac, Juiceworld, Chester Bennington and many more r.i.p
I paid $5 to see them. Paramount theater Halloween 1991. In the pit for that show. Never had any idea that they were anything other than a well loved local band
I remember when Nirvana was new my Nana said, what is this rubbish? I said what are you talking about Nana? It's good! She said, music isn't what it used to be. I said, well things change. (Famous last words). Now I'm watching this coz music isn't what it used to be and I miss it. Life is constant change and nostalgia I guess. And that is part of the problem and the solution. I miss my Nana telling me music isn't what it used to be now. Coz I miss her and miss musicians like Kurt and now I'd totally agree. The whole world isn't what it used to be now. But my boy loves singing his little kid tunes! Lol So that's good 😂☺️ That's the main thing. I'm just old and so I've gotten pessimistic.
I remember discovering my grandad's music collection and loving the Inkspots Ellington and Satchmo. Each record I put on would be a revelation. Now I have well populated Spotify playlists for every decade, right up to the present day. Music's never stopped being great. Spotify is our friend - follow your nose, not the crowd.
Dude the awkwardness seeing how Kurt clearly has a problem everytime Dave talks. You can tell Kurt was tired of Dave being in the band by this point, at least from my view.
@@MartinSweden ikr … so weird, what was that interaction about ?… the prior question didn’t even seem like it could be a controversial topic between them
He was very thin, his addiction was serious, drug abuse causes a serotonin deficiency, just like in the case of Layne Staley, please stop believing that
Before he died said he want suicidal. In Rome kurt said it was an accident even Courtney said that his friend said kurt wasn't suicidal at all then he died and Courtney change her tune and say he was suicidal all the time.. All that to cover her tracks so ppl will believe he kill him self but he didn't.
@@Steger13 Of course he killed himself. If Courtney really wanted him dead, she could have just let him overdose but instead she revived him multiple times.
Love seeing this entire interview! According to an interview with Vulture Magazine, this would've been around the same time that Dave says he overheard Kurt talking with Krist about replacing him as drummer. Dave claims he confronted both of them about it as they were preparing for the In Utero tour. Knowing all of that, in my opinion, Dave looks like he's already on his way out here. Regardless, I miss these days... especially the early Nirvana years
I love Nirvana! They are one of the reasons I play guitar. But, some people give Kurt way too much credit, and he's kinda honest about that, but people miss it for some reason. Dave's drums are powerful. If Chad was still their drummer for Nevermind, it might not have done so well. Chris had some bass lines that were like melodies on their own. It made Kurt's "three chords" sound more impressive. All of them together made what we love. It really wasn't just Kurt, and I have a lot of respect for the late man.
Agreed! John Lennon arguably made his most interesting work while in the Beatles, and I think that's true of most artists. The creative synergy and tension of working with a band spurs people on to greater heights than if they're on their own. One of Nirvana's guitar techs made the excellent point that Kurt couldn't have done what he did without Krist and Dave's support. He compared the relationship between Krist and Kurt to that of Sam and Frodo and I think that's a great assessment. Kurt really needed a strong, stabilizing influence and he really got that with Krist and Dave.
With Chad the sound would’ve changed a little bit but the songs in Nevermind were already demoed, recorded and produced by Butch Vig it would’ve been success anyway. The Beatles had Ringo, and Chad was a Ringo.
I had the abridged interview by MTV on vhs when this aired. Loved the interview but the cracks were evident. Said it then & I'll say it again...Kurt was so done with all of this. They weren't getting along & if they were lucky they MAYBE had one more album in them. Business & industry & contracts & touring then addiction just sucked the life right out of him. Such a great artist and such a loss who remains underrated in that we didnt get to see Kurt do all the things he was great at and loved in all aspects of his artistic expression.
Krist man… I just love Krist. He had me there with his bible… I was wondering wtf he was doing with a bible in his back pocket? « It’s Kadafi’s green book » apparently. 😂 Man I just love these guys and I miss ‘em like hell.
watching full interviews make us understand how boring and repetitive it is,ofc we love listening to them talk but their faces are of pure tiredness tbh :) I don’t have half of their patience and they still can keep their humor lmao love them
wow Dave pretty quiet back then. Krist looks like he want to spill everything inside his head and Kurt himself , a little bit uncomfortable at the beginning but hang out pretty well along the way. Great interview!
I love their stance on guns, and how they were against the glorification of violence in rap music (pushed a lot by the industry) that was hitting it's stride around that time. Kurt really did own an M16 from what I understand, and even Jerry Garcia from the Grateful Dead owned firearms and was photographed shooting a rifle. Krists answer that they are just tools was spot on, and fun to shoot!
@@thealternative9580 yes, that is a method some take to commit that act, you doofus lol. Were you born under a rock or something? What's your point, or do you even have the braincells to make one ? Chris Cornell hung himself with an exercise band (that is..if you believe they committed suicide, which some don't). They use tools (like knives and firearms) and medications and all sorts of various things.
@@joesmith9216 Good question, I wonder what Dave's response would be like also. They are so rich now that I'm sure they need to have armed guards when they go places, which would suck IMO. Unfortunately that's the world we live in :(. I'm sure Krist is still anti-war and would be pushing for diplomacy right now with the war situation, as I remember he was heavily into the conflict in his family's homeland back in the 90's under Clinton. Hopefully he's doing charity work. Shooting sports are fun, I shoot clays and there's plenty of competition shooting and hunting to do, so I agree with the above comment about how gun culture has been ruined, and the sad thing is there are too many guns on the street that are not registered or anything that aren't seized as often as they should be, and I bet the cartel's have unlimited funding to keep sending illegal arms back and forth into this Country.
Parts of this were hard to watch. So much evidence of how much distance had grown between Kurt and Krist + Dave. Especially Dave (for his stance against hard drugs). I feel so bad for Dave here. Afraid to be his energetic, fun-loving, social self. And clearly deeply saddened and hurt by Kurt’s passively-aggressive behavior, subtle sarcasm, and concealed insults. Krist looks so exasperated at times. They clearly both know how severely Kurt is crashing and burning. For Christ sake, “In Utero” was almost called “I Hate Myself and I Want to Die”. Fucking brutal.
Very perceptive and poignant take. This is even more evident in that August 1993 outdoor interview the band near the water with the Seattle skyline in the background. There was almost no joking around the entire first half of the interview. Krist is more subdued than I've ever seen him, Kurt seems extra moody, and Dave is just trying to keep up with the whole charade. The early band interviews are a night & day comparison to 1993.
Yes. Binge. This is very interesting. They so clearly just wanna rock. I worked at a record store & recall when we received one copy of “Nevermind” on new release Tuesday. No one saw the looming stardom coming.
Kurt had the looks and the talent and the charisma, but he was really insecure and unhappy. he had serious health problems and a severe drug addiction. I think he felt pressured and judged by people when he became famous. it bothered him so much he could never enjoy it. He did not have the personality type to be able to handle it the right way. he also did not have the right people around him to help him. people knew he tried to kill himself before. they knew he overdosed often. they knew he had depression. how could such an important guy in the music industry just walk out of a rehab facility. he should have been in a locked unit, getting way more help. it just baffles me that people around him let him fall through the cracks. I know there is only so much you can do for someone and if they don't want help, you can't force them, but still. 27 years old and gone like that. it's tragic
You can't stop someone from taking drugs if they are a DRUG ADDICT. They have to hit rock bottom and decide to get clean on their own. So don't blame other people.
@@dextermoore278 I am aware you can't stop someone from taking drugs if they are a drug addict, and that a lot of his problems were his own choice. he still had people around him that enabled his bad habits and didn't look out for him the right way. he made a lot of bad choices, and he was surrounded by other people that enabled him, including his wife. so don't act like people around him didn't fail him in some way. they did
You can see the scar on Kurt's forehead where he snuffed out a cigarette in a fit of rage with Courtney. By this time, he was heavily drugged just to get through the day.
Yeah, I think Kurt would have aged well...in addition to making a lot of great music for some reason I could see him having a podcast. He was a really great conversationalist
What a loss man. It would've been so cool to see him go the solo route/blues albums like Mark Lanegan did. I randomly end up on Nirvana binges on here and seeing Kurt being this normal guy and not the moody depressed rock God we're used to seeing makes his death that much sadder. Just a bad mix of drugs and an ill-thought plan and now the world is without a real talent. Anyway,
![FNAF vs TF2 - Episode 2 [SFM]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/z5b3V2-VLb0/mqdefault.jpg)
![Nirvana manager Danny Goldberg reflects on Kurt Cobain [extended interview]](/img/1.gif)
I know you're on a binge of Nirvana interviews, I know you are cuz I am as well.
🤣
Ohhh yea we are!!!🤣💗
Yes! I don't know how old you are but its really interesting to see all this footage of them now with youtube being a thing. In the 90s we just saw the carefully curated clips of them and the media could really shape their irmage.
@@Wolfgang_Amadeus_X_Machina Finding an old vhs tape with an interview back in the 90's or 00's was like striking GOLD.
How did you know?
Few things in life are as relaxing as 1993 Nirvana interviews.
literally asmr
@@Ksu_ What does asmr stand for ?
Yup. Love doing heroin vicariously through Kurt.
@@Ksu_lol
@@sg2massiveI actually don’t know…
Younger people don't realize that
we didn't get to see this entire interview back then, we only saw bits and pieces of it because MTV had to fit it in an 8 minute news piece.
They did the 'College Kids Opinion' bit,
and then just a tiny bit of Nirvana reacting to the kids, and then maybe another 1 or 2 minutes of Kurt explaining that "Rape Me" is an ANTI rape song and how Dave helped write
"Scentless Apprentice."
SO... this is a real treat for those of us who saw this original news piece back then and didn't get to watch the entire interview.
We get a better glimpse of where their heads were at during this point in time, right after releasing "In Utero."
When this piece originally aired,
it was cut VERY short.
It makes me wonder how much other interview footage must be just sitting in canisters
wherever MTV keeps their archives.
This was the original you were referring to (I watched it too in '93) - ruclips.net/video/fiwhwy7S4qA/видео.html
I feel bad for the interviewer and Nirvana at the same time. Why they needed an hour seemed strange. Being awkward and you could tell it was early morning for them but play nice w MTV or you wont get your airtime
Growing up in South America It took me years to see an interview; I'd buy rock magazines that would quote those interviews and that was it.
In one of those articles they mentioned Kurt was influenced by The Melvins and that got me wondering about it. Months later I found a CD in an imports store... it was sealed and they wouldn't open it for a listen, so I just bought it without ever listening to it. I'd work weekends for my dad and it took me 3 weeks to get the money to blindly spend it because "Nirvana likes it" 😊
BTW: took me like 5 or 6 listens to properly understand and like the CD and I'm a Melvins fan until Today, over 25 years later. Nowadays, a kid would listen to 30 seconds of it on a streaming playlist and skip it to never hear it again.
@Generic Name if they can make millions off of it we may have a chance
Has to be loads and loads not to mention all krists home movies and one roadie used to take a lot of super 8 too.
You have to love Krist. He is so honest and speaks his mind. He is a smart ass that delivers the message in such an eloquent manner. I always loved people like him who described weaknesses in society without being threatening or boring.
I'm 42 and this is the first time I've have watched this interview in its entirety. This is why RUclips is so great! Back in the day you would have to buy this on VHS or a DVD just to see this.
Yes😅
Krist is such a sweetheart with Kurt. He's so perceptive to Kurt's anxiety about answering questions and he helps keep the convo going, taking the pressure off him.
Kurt died before I was born, but he changed the course of history. He has had such an impact on so many people and honestly he was too good for this fucked up world.
Nah that's just Krist. He was always the chatterbox, he's still the same in interviews he does now. Watch his interview with Rick Beato, Kim Thayil and Jack Endino.
Kurt never disliked answering questions or interviews, he just hated the dumb questions.
Don't make kurt into some cartooinish figure or martyr. If you were alive when he was a human with both flaws and talents. He wasn't too good for this world, he had dualistic qualities like all of us but wasn't different from his own contemporaries.
@@birdiedog5 Nirvana, Kurt, changed the entire trajectory of music, they did change the course of history.
it's not cartoonish to mention that, being the kind of person Kurt seemed to be, that Krist, being his friend, helped fill silences and keep convo flowing during interviews. Kurt doesn't know what to say, or is baffled by interviewers, or is misinterpreted by them and then Krist kinda manages it. Then Dave yells something from the back 🤣
That's what my point was
You can see how much Kurt actually cares about what his fans think.
He always did. He answered fanmail himself for as long as he could. Then hired someone to do it or help him. I'd love to see some of those letters.
Of course he does "I don't care what u think unless it is about me"
Everyone loves kurt, as do I, but as I've gotten older I've realized that the whole band is really intelligent and talented. Foo fighters and 3rd secret. It's insane. Kurt was the arrowhead, but you need more than that to shoot an arrow.
@sabbracadabra I couldn't have said it better myself!
Even though he’s past, watching and seeing him makes me feel better.
These three guys changed the music world.😳 broke through the wall of music and started a movement.
Grohl without speaking for an hour....Now, that's a miracle right there.
today there is no quality control we all grew up under a hard code, the elder of the scene would pluck your feathers if you did something "wrong" as brutal it was i miss it and i am sorry for the kids today who are like 30s 50s kids(stereotyping Everything). Because if you like something, hard music, and want to learn how it works you wanted respect by the elders in the scene MORE than "success" with people who have no clue.
That is beyond precious to be quiet for an hour. I love it.
the interviewer was a nightmare his comment on how would anyone not know it was an anti rape song ffs
@@KingCrimson82 "The elder of the scene" plucking your feathers if you did something "wrong" might exactly be the reason why punk had to come along and overthrow crusty statutes. Also: "kids today who are like 30s 50s kids"... What the fuck are you babbling on about old man?
It’s different when you’re “just the drummer” compared to being the frontman
Epic belch by Dave Grohl. They were very relaxed, but looked like they felt awkward at the same time. They were collectively really intelligent dudes with a lot of insight.
The college kids really nailed it
How young Dave and Krist were. Kurt will never change
Let’s get that time code for that burp! lol
Some of my earliest musical memories are of Nevermind when it was released, that sound is the framework for what a lot of adolescence is to me. I grew up with Nirvana, it’s a little sweet and sad that Nirvana didn’t get to grow up with me but it’s also part of what makes it very very special.
Kurt Cobain is an American treasure
The whole band is!
whole worlds treasure
Was…
Wow. Kurt was an amazing man. He had the whole package and didn't even have to try. He was intelligent, interesting to listen to and just cool. Its a shame he's gone, but his music and legacy is timeless.
"the guy was worth too much so he had to go" - iggy pop
most people who know the details surrounding his death believe he was murdered
Kurt was an amazing MUSICIAN, really.
Watching Kurt watch himself on TV is absolutely strange and wonderful. better yet that it was Milk it live ❤
Very wise truth, in the words of his lyrics. Kurt ❤ loves 💘 Him. Humanity is a let down some times.
Its kind of crazy to see Dave Grohl so calm and quiet. 😂😂
He was just soaking it in
He was playing his role
Some say his place in the band was tenuous at this point.
@@CFCMahomet He has said it himself.
@@CFCMahomet It was, Kurt is kind of taking it for granted at this point that he's the creative talent and the others are just the musicians along for the ride, Kurts throw away comments about scentless apprentice being "bonehead" and just his laissez faire attitude to remembering lyrics and playing 3 cords show he thought himself above all that. Dave was feeling stifled in the band, you can tell he's kinda pissed during the later of the video
I love this! These fellas were local to Us, near Seattle when I first moved here from California. I have always loved them, and the creations just keep going- in what ever Art form it may show itself, and however we smile... we are all better because of this.
Imagine having the chance of asking the questions in that interview. So epic🙌🏻 - "That's just people. Everybody's got an asshole, everybody has an opinion" Krist Novoselic 🌹
I couldn’t go anywhere in my teens and 20’s without someone saying to me “Kurt lives”. Those were good times.
When I was a kid, their songs and style used to scare the crap out of me
Now they just seem like cool dudes to hang out with
Why they scared you?
Wait you were a kid? I was 20 when they first played Europe,,,
My father's music used to scare the shit out of me but as i grew it just made more sense 🤘🎸🎤🔊🍻
Same
@@enriquepastor3626 I don’t know about op but growing up my family was pretty religious and I was taught that rock wasn’t good or appropriate music to listen and was for people who were bad people or do drugs
My God...Kurt is beyond beautiful, not just as a physical specimen but his candor, laughter, sense of humor, and intelligence - he is the only guy in the world that had something to say I've not heard a thousand times...
YES! Well said - unfortunately, mostly what you hear about Kurt is that he was a junkie with depression and hated the world, so your comment is very refreshing. What a shame he was murdered.
If you enjoy listening to him talk listen to Jim Morrison it's very interesting very intelligent man
YES!!!! Love what you said. But may I reiterate, what a PERFECT MALE SPECIMEN he is!!! He's so damn gorgeous, on top of being so bright and funny. Swoon.....
Amen! 💕💕💕💕
People like you are who Kurt despised to be honest, people who worshipped him. I don't mean to be disrespectful, but damn people put him on this huge pedestal.
Kurt never realy left us i can feel his energy around me sure miss him love him 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸❤️❤️❤️❤️🧍♂️
Get real. He’d despise that sort of crap comment
He really is dead 😢✌
He's been dead for over 20 years. Were you even alive when he was?
@@adamfoster6278 hostile
Jes I believe you.
It is Treu,❤ becouse only the body your Temple Dies never your Spirit ore your Soul.
Died is the begining of a New Life.
Only we khen not touch ire see the body again
Only when we are self grosing over
I wich end hoe we khen see Kurt bac again in the Afterlife..
Wich you so much Love over dhair Kurt.
Love you oll Nirvana
Love you Kurt ❤
Thanks, I've never seen the full interview!
Hope you enjoyed it!
Same
Long time for Dave. You can tell he has a song in his head…..and his hands rarely stay still.
you go with your robbing slick heroes and i rather die than following them
Why are their interviews so soothing? Puts me at ease
Wow this is amazing. First time viewing. Stunned. Amazing.
I remember thinking Kurt was cute back then, but I never realized how gorgeous he really was!!
Love them. Even still. Even now. All these years later it's the only band that feels REAL to me.
why is this interview so relaxing to listen to
These 3 are cool cats , their stage presence is hectic , but their interviews are very honest and they are very well spoken .
@@thornbird6768the tape hiss
Kurt was a gorgeous guy who didn’t know he was gorgeous. His personality was funny, satirical and very unique. His music had an energy like a bomb going off. I obviously still love him, and love Nirvana 🙏❤️
Still? How old are you when you say "still"? 😄
@@justdev8965 I’m 55. 👵😊
@@justdev8965 Me? 55 (1967). 👵 Sorry if some of my comments are printed twice. It seems like I answer a comment that never gets posted! That or early on set dementia 🙈😉
@@lisasmith7066 55, as far as fandom goes, that's real loyalty!
55 a bit too early for dementia me thinks, don't worry so much about it. What we fear is what we get. That has been my own experience anyway.
@@justdev8965 Haha! Thanks! No fears about memory. I’m a far better hypochondriac than that! But yeah I agree! If someone negatively obsesses about something there’s a good chance it’ll happen 😳
7:40 haha that part about College alternative radio (which is what ultimately build their audience in the decade before- as well for bands like R.E.M. and Husker Du and stuff)
Also, you hear him shift to his recording voice when he says "What do we know?" and then him and Krist reminiscing about playing the Evergreen State.
You can see they share great memories. This is such a nice interview.
Es sublime esta interview. Un Kurt masticando la realidad del mundo y su corto destino. Beso al cielo.
Lots of tension between Dave and Kurt is evident
Even when telling a joke he looks a bit annoyed
ummmm they shared a cigarette. no tension at all
Guys are hilarious, love these interviews. It's so funny looking back on the college music charts, and like Krist said, it turned into "alternative" music on the charts. I agree with Kurt that they should have just interviewed some people at a rock show ha. I had a whole collection of magazines with him on the cover memorializing him when he passed, and of course they all got lost in a move. Such a devastating thing.
Kurt is my favorite man for sure❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
You have a weird fetish in dead people girl...
Kris was the brain behind nirvana though
@@sebastiankrajewski2029 she probably would have freaked if she met him he was only 5 foot 6 maybe 7 tops and about 45 kg
Thank god these videos exist !!!
I still remember the first time I heard Smells Like Teen Spirit, I was riding my bike down a steep hill. I suddenly stopped my bike and heard the song being cranked up by a stranger in a nearby house. I didn’t know who Nirvana was at the time but I was intrigued by Kurt’s raw emotive vocals.
My experience was similar to yours. I was a kid slicing a watermelon for fun in the kitchen and the song appeared from my wall, coming from my neighbor’s house. Didn’t even knew English but it felt like a slap in the face, I was shocked and I needed to listen to it:
Every Nirvana fan knows exactly where there were and what they were doing the first time they heard them.
yeah i have no clue...it was like 3 decades ago.
i do =) it was on a discman and it was fake of fire and I especially remember the feeling of utter bliss and amazement, magic i wanted to know all about
In my car, my mom turned on the radio and it was heart shaped box, I was mesmerized
i was sat in my old house i was about 6 years old and my dad played me the where did you sleep last night unplugged and the smells like teen spirit music video… i was mesmerised! when i became old enough to get my own phone i was so happy i could play nirvana as much as i wanted, now im 16 and completely obsessed
I remember seeing Smells Like Teen Spirit for the first time on MTV. I was 9 or 10 and made my mom buy me Nevermind on cassette from Ames Department Store the next day.
Its so annoying how we have so many gifted musicians that couldn’t fully see out there careers, Kurt Cobain, Elvis, 2pac, Juiceworld, Chester Bennington and many more r.i.p
Juiceworld 😂
Chester. Lol.
I wouldn't put juiceworld in that same category as the rest of your list..😂😂😂
@@jonnyfavors7585 I’m not comparing rather just saying he was younger and had potential, and died young
“They have forsaken the age of information, they are to be eliminated”
Hahahaha
Read this right as he said, lmao
Damn imagine now only paying 17$ to see a band like nirvana
I paid $5 to see them. Paramount theater Halloween 1991. In the pit for that show. Never had any idea that they were anything other than a well loved local band
I saw them before Nevermind came out. I think my ticket stub says $15. Memorable night to say the least
@@purplemascara99 I am jealous
$17 back then is the equivalent to $35 and some change now, wild
Yeah, that was the going rate for average seats in the early 90's. I remember my Metallica tickets were 17 dollars in 1992.
I remember when Nirvana was new my Nana said, what is this rubbish? I said what are you talking about Nana? It's good! She said, music isn't what it used to be. I said, well things change. (Famous last words). Now I'm watching this coz music isn't what it used to be and I miss it. Life is constant change and nostalgia I guess. And that is part of the problem and the solution. I miss my Nana telling me music isn't what it used to be now. Coz I miss her and miss musicians like Kurt and now I'd totally agree. The whole world isn't what it used to be now. But my boy loves singing his little kid tunes! Lol So that's good 😂☺️ That's the main thing. I'm just old and so I've gotten pessimistic.
I remember discovering my grandad's music collection and loving the Inkspots Ellington and Satchmo. Each record I put on would be a revelation. Now I have well populated Spotify playlists for every decade, right up to the present day. Music's never stopped being great. Spotify is our friend - follow your nose, not the crowd.
I think commercial music really isn't what it used to be. No budgets(that's huge), little advertisment, and it's about looks and image more than ever.
Dude the awkwardness seeing how Kurt clearly has a problem everytime Dave talks. You can tell Kurt was tired of Dave being in the band by this point, at least from my view.
Dave wasn't a junkie.
@@rev.jimjonesandthekool-aid4488 He was just the 6th drummer waiting to be fired
@samboslandofbodging1896 Better think twice Dave is irrelevant since he's just riding the nirvana ship ,
Dave had to many ideas and kurt didn't want to hear any of them
the tension is palpable. kurt and dave
Yeah I wouldn’t stand Dave either
yes...
37:01
@@MartinSweden ikr … so weird, what was that interaction about ?… the prior question didn’t even seem like it could be a controversial topic between them
I wish Kurt was still around
I believe that he was murdered, by the way
He was very thin, his addiction was serious, drug abuse causes a serotonin deficiency, just like in the case of Layne Staley, please stop believing that
This interview was both very relaxed and awkward.
kurt was in a good place here it seems, never seen him smile for such a long period of time
he had roughly six months left....
Don’t think he was in a bad state til they went to Europe for the tour that sent him in a spiral
Before he died said he want suicidal. In Rome kurt said it was an accident even Courtney said that his friend said kurt wasn't suicidal at all then he died and Courtney change her tune and say he was suicidal all the time.. All that to cover her tracks so ppl will believe he kill him self but he didn't.
@@Steger13 Of course he killed himself. If Courtney really wanted him dead, she could have just let him overdose but instead she revived him multiple times.
finally this interview in full!
Love seeing this entire interview! According to an interview with Vulture Magazine, this would've been around the same time that Dave says he overheard Kurt talking with Krist about replacing him as drummer. Dave claims he confronted both of them about it as they were preparing for the In Utero tour. Knowing all of that, in my opinion, Dave looks like he's already on his way out here. Regardless, I miss these days... especially the early Nirvana years
I had that Melvins shirt. I loved it. A kid from school who loved Kiss thought it was terribly disrespectful haha.
I love Nirvana! They are one of the reasons I play guitar. But, some people give Kurt way too much credit, and he's kinda honest about that, but people miss it for some reason. Dave's drums are powerful. If Chad was still their drummer for Nevermind, it might not have done so well. Chris had some bass lines that were like melodies on their own. It made Kurt's "three chords" sound more impressive. All of them together made what we love. It really wasn't just Kurt, and I have a lot of respect for the late man.
Agreed! John Lennon arguably made his most interesting work while in the Beatles, and I think that's true of most artists. The creative synergy and tension of working with a band spurs people on to greater heights than if they're on their own. One of Nirvana's guitar techs made the excellent point that Kurt couldn't have done what he did without Krist and Dave's support. He compared the relationship between Krist and Kurt to that of Sam and Frodo and I think that's a great assessment. Kurt really needed a strong, stabilizing influence and he really got that with Krist and Dave.
With Chad the sound would’ve changed a little bit but the songs in Nevermind were already demoed, recorded and produced by Butch Vig it would’ve been success anyway. The Beatles had Ringo, and Chad was a Ringo.
Can I just say that Kurt was heart-wrenchingly beautiful. 🤍
10/10 hot for me
I love how daves all tired and quiet in the beginning but you can see him come back ti life after the cup of coffee haha
the embryonic stage of FRESH POTS! lol
FRESH POTS!!!!
I had the abridged interview by MTV on vhs when this aired. Loved the interview but the cracks were evident. Said it then & I'll say it again...Kurt was so done with all of this. They weren't getting along & if they were lucky they MAYBE had one more album in them. Business & industry & contracts & touring then addiction just sucked the life right out of him. Such a great artist and such a loss who remains underrated in that we didnt get to see Kurt do all the things he was great at and loved in all aspects of his artistic expression.
And he had stomach problems :(
Krist man… I just love Krist. He had me there with his bible…
I was wondering wtf he was doing with a bible in his back pocket?
« It’s Kadafi’s green book » apparently. 😂
Man I just love these guys and I miss ‘em like hell.
Kurt is lucid and engaging.
Dave's reaction to getting that coffee and smelling its aroma is so similar to Fresh Pots
Such tense ambience
I love Kurt ,Dave Krist ❤💗
14:30 Hotdog/Collaboration on Scentless Apprentice
18:30 "We got caught"
19:05 Kurt's beautiful smile
48:06 long sile
Kurt is more than beautiful he is magical and his voice turns me on Kurts voice is one of a kind kurt is my dream man always 🧍♂️💋💋💋❤️❤️❤️🎸💯
watching full interviews make us understand how boring and repetitive it is,ofc we love listening to them talk but their faces are of pure tiredness tbh :) I don’t have half of their patience and they still can keep their humor lmao love them
kris is such a sweetheart
Love this.. Great band.
Nirvana forever!!!!!
Not what nirvana were about...
i wish people in the comments would stop over analyzing kurt's every move
Spot on, it's really annoying "kurt was so beautiful you can see the pain in his eyes" blah blah
Damn I wish I was back in 1993. The 2000s really suck.
The 90s weren't as great as we all romanticize it to have been. Great music though and more simple times.
It was much better than today. You are correct.
The 80S 90s hearly 2000 were the best.. Things started to suks after 911 and the worst started like about 3years ago..
2020s you mean. The 2000s sucked but not as much as nowadays.
This interview is so chill it's like they're just shooting the shit whilst waiting for a flight or something.
I love these guys
Legends
I was 17 in 1993. Good times.
I’m 17 and it’s 2023:)
wow Dave pretty quiet back then. Krist looks like he want to spill everything inside his head and Kurt himself , a little bit uncomfortable at the beginning but hang out pretty well along the way. Great interview!
50:06
_"I swear, I don't have a gun!"_
Thanks Dave for taking the words out of my mouth 😂
Quick wit!!!
I love their stance on guns, and how they were against the glorification of violence in rap music (pushed a lot by the industry) that was hitting it's stride around that time. Kurt really did own an M16 from what I understand, and even Jerry Garcia from the Grateful Dead owned firearms and was photographed shooting a rifle. Krists answer that they are just tools was spot on, and fun to shoot!
Kurt killed himself with a gun you cornball.
@@thealternative9580 yes, that is a method some take to commit that act, you doofus lol. Were you born under a rock or something? What's your point, or do you even have the braincells to make one ? Chris Cornell hung himself with an exercise band (that is..if you believe they committed suicide, which some don't). They use tools (like knives and firearms) and medications and all sorts of various things.
I agree too. It's gun culture that's gone rotten. Technically not guns in and of themselves. Even worse as time went on.
I actually like them both better for that answer, now adays though....what would they say???
@@joesmith9216 Good question, I wonder what Dave's response would be like also. They are so rich now that I'm sure they need to have armed guards when they go places, which would suck IMO. Unfortunately that's the world we live in :(. I'm sure Krist is still anti-war and would be pushing for diplomacy right now with the war situation, as I remember he was heavily into the conflict in his family's homeland back in the 90's under Clinton. Hopefully he's doing charity work. Shooting sports are fun, I shoot clays and there's plenty of competition shooting and hunting to do, so I agree with the above comment about how gun culture has been ruined, and the sad thing is there are too many guns on the street that are not registered or anything that aren't seized as often as they should be, and I bet the cartel's have unlimited funding to keep sending illegal arms back and forth into this Country.
“Hey, potential sales” lol krist’s humor is way ahead of time lol
Dave is thinking to himself "what can I call my new sell out band?"
I miss those days 😢
1:42 kurt cobain watching himself play
Amazing how much Francis bean looks like kurt
Sadly shes plastic surgery ing herself now she looks like Courtney
Parts of this were hard to watch. So much evidence of how much distance had grown between Kurt and Krist + Dave. Especially Dave (for his stance against hard drugs). I feel so bad for Dave here. Afraid to be his energetic, fun-loving, social self. And clearly deeply saddened and hurt by Kurt’s passively-aggressive behavior, subtle sarcasm, and concealed insults. Krist looks so exasperated at times. They clearly both know how severely Kurt is crashing and burning. For Christ sake, “In Utero” was almost called “I Hate Myself and I Want to Die”. Fucking brutal.
Very perceptive and poignant take. This is even more evident in that August 1993 outdoor interview the band near the water with the Seattle skyline in the background. There was almost no joking around the entire first half of the interview. Krist is more subdued than I've ever seen him, Kurt seems extra moody, and Dave is just trying to keep up with the whole charade. The early band interviews are a night & day comparison to 1993.
Yes. Binge. This is very interesting. They so clearly just wanna rock. I worked at a record store & recall when we received one copy of “Nevermind” on new release Tuesday. No one saw the looming stardom coming.
Kurt had the looks and the talent and the charisma, but he was really insecure and unhappy. he had serious health problems and a severe drug addiction. I think he felt pressured and judged by people when he became famous. it bothered him so much he could never enjoy it. He did not have the personality type to be able to handle it the right way. he also did not have the right people around him to help him. people knew he tried to kill himself before. they knew he overdosed often. they knew he had depression. how could such an important guy in the music industry just walk out of a rehab facility. he should have been in a locked unit, getting way more help. it just baffles me that people around him let him fall through the cracks. I know there is only so much you can do for someone and if they don't want help, you can't force them, but still. 27 years old and gone like that. it's tragic
yes, but he wasn't a bad person, that's the intersection where most go off track with judgement...
@@rgoob4045 Agreed, he was a talented and kind man. he just suffered a lot and I think he felt misunderstood
@@ashleyphillips5477 agree, and then some...
You can't stop someone from taking drugs if they are a DRUG ADDICT. They have to hit rock bottom and decide to get clean on their own. So don't blame other people.
@@dextermoore278 I am aware you can't stop someone from taking drugs if they are a drug addict, and that a lot of his problems were his own choice. he still had people around him that enabled his bad habits and didn't look out for him the right way. he made a lot of bad choices, and he was surrounded by other people that enabled him, including his wife. so don't act like people around him didn't fail him in some way. they did
Band isn't happy anymore at this point. Heroin sucks.
Its good to see the guys getting on well together.
I miss Kurt 💜
How awkward was this???? I feel so bad for the guys that they had to sit through this… But oh how amazing it is to see Kurt's beautiful face!
He looks kinda rough here..very cognitive but physically the drugs were taking their toll
I disagree. the interviewer was making it awkward. they are clearly very inexperienced. no engagement or personality. no sense of humour!@@shawnc318
Krist has a great sense of humour 😂
really you should watch him today using the same 4 mind colors to protect the 1776 right to carry arms.
Dude, Sappy is an awesome song!
You can see the scar on Kurt's forehead where he snuffed out a cigarette in a fit of rage with Courtney. By this time, he was heavily drugged just to get through the day.
To think that 7 short months later, it was all over.
Less than 200 days later and he’s gone. Dave knows what happened
wdym "dave knows what happpened"
@@angelvision555 alphabet boi initiation
Dave and Courtney both do.
Dave said " Don't hurt yourself" lol
Its refreshing to hear them have a casual conversation instead of them being drilled with questions
Thank you
From this date, Kurt had less than 7 months to live. 😢
I sure do miss Kurt! 💔
Yeah, I think Kurt would have aged well...in addition to making a lot of great music for some reason I could see him having a podcast. He was a really great conversationalist
gotta love Dave being unable to stop playing drums with his hands even when he is being interviewed 30:10
If Kurt didn’t implode imagine how much father they could have gone 😢
What a loss man. It would've been so cool to see him go the solo route/blues albums like Mark Lanegan did. I randomly end up on Nirvana binges on here and seeing Kurt being this normal guy and not the moody depressed rock God we're used to seeing makes his death that much sadder. Just a bad mix of drugs and an ill-thought plan and now the world is without a real talent. Anyway,
Happy birthday Kurt
One of the better interviews
Jst too ironic the last question Kurt answered was about guns
🥴