What I love about this song is the quality is like a perfect mixture between Nevermind and In Utero. The raw power of In Utero with the production of Nevermind.
@@ivancvik its kind of both. he knows what hes doing but, hes able to play in a way that sounds like he doesnt care. but its not that he cant play better, its a decision to go for a feel and eliminates the bullshit
I always knew nirvana but never knew a song other than teen spirit until a few months ago, heard their entire discography ,watched interviews and all I know is Kurt truly belonged to the music he never wanted perfection, he wanted feeling and emotion so people can call him not skilled enough and shit but his music is on a whole other level. The technical work in music doesn't matter if your song sounds good
To those claiming that it was a Telecaster/Mustang/Jaguar plugged into various pedals - a bit of proper research goes a long way. The signal chain was: Univox Hi-Flier > BOSS HM-3 Hyper Metal (both courtesy of Earnie Bailey) > Marshall JMP 50 Combo (courtesy of Robert Lang Studios). Very easily verified via LiveNirvana (equipment guide section) and Kurt's Equipboard profile.
this was music master-class. Many mock kurt cause he might be "not a GoOD gUiTaR PlAyer" but.. guys. srsly. This might sound a bit chaotic but every "chaotic-tone" got it's right place in this arrangement. This was pure art. In that way => musically perfection!
I remember when the “Nirvana Greatest Hits” was said to have the last studio original song recorded by them. It was a great deal for me because at that time I was discovering a lot of Nirvana stuff I’ve never heard before on the internet and having a new studio song felt special. In 2005 “Heavier than Heaven” was released here in my country, I had preordered the book, and listening to that album made me get in the mood for the release. Still one of my favorite songs from their catalogue.
actually he's using an ibanez supermetal for this specific recording and a univox high flyer, although he is famous for using the ds-2 and ds-1. And he is using a tube amp for this but not a twin reverb. Its a marshal jpm 50, for this recording although he mainly uses his mesa studio pre amp for other recordings.
@@joshuajatijohan4779 it's documented and recounted. The session was apparently pretty awful with Dave and Krist demoing some of Dave's songs, including some early Foo Fighters stuff. Kurt only showed up for one of the 3 days and he didn't bring any of his equipment with him, hence the change in equipment. EDIT: it is worth noting though, that LiveNirvana doesn't cite the Ibanez Supermetal as the pedal used, but a Boss distortion pedal that Kurt didn't normally use.
@@lazrpo I remember reading somewhere that the effect used on this recording was the BOSS HM-3 and some other BOSS Chorus/Flanger effect (can’t remember where i’ve read this info, might’ve been reddit or a Earnie interview)
@@joshuajatijohan4779 nirvana has scheduled 3 days with the studio Kurt only showed up on the final day with no equipment So he used the studios equipmentb
Actually, he did use a Univox Hi-Flier plugged into a Marshall JMP 50 Combo, but the pedal in question is a BOSS HM-3 Hyper Metal, courtesy of Earnie Bailey. Very easily verified via LiveNirvana (equipment guide section) and Kurt's Equipboard profile.
Google "kurt cobain telecaster". There's pictures of him playing at least three different Teles. Mustangs were his favourite guitars, iirc. this was presumably played on a Jaguar though, as it has bits played behind the bridge, which wouldn't be possible on a Tele.
I will never bother you I will never promise to I will never follow you I will never bother you Never speak a word again I will crawl away for good I will move away from here You won't be afraid of fear No thought was put into this I always knew it would come to this Things have never been so swell I have never failed to fail Pain Pain Pain You know you're right You know you're right You know you're right I'm so warm and calm inside I no longer have to hide Let's talk about someone else The steaming soup begins to melt Nothing really bothers her She just wants to love herself I will move away from here You won't be afraid of fear No thought was put into this I always knew to come like this Things have never been so swell I have never failed to fail Pain Pain Pain Pain Pain You know you're right You know you're right You know you're right You know you're right You know you're right You know you're right You know you're right You know you're right You know you're right You know you're right You know you're right You know you're right You know your rights You know you're right You know your rights You know your rights You know your rights Pain
@Mikael909 you can make the same sounds by buy buying a feedback pedal,such as the behringer fd-300 feedback/distortion pedal.basically,when he's doing the parts that sound like a LAZER you hold down on it,to create a feedback overtone,check it out.
Hell yeah, this feedback is hard to reproduce but sometimes it sounds alike, feedback depends of the gear used, angle between guitar and amp speakers, and a lot of other variables, I made a cover of this song, tell me what you think about 😉✌️
Song has great tracks, but I don't think it was produced right? Just a rough cut I believe. I'm sure it would sound even better with Vig or Albini touch.
That doesn't void his comment about him not liking the production values. Noob. Metallica spent two years year recording 'St Anger'. That doesn't change the fact that most people to this day think that it sounds like total sh*t.
keithrig its worth noting that Kurt's sound being so... interesting comes down to the fact that he didn't bring his own equipment to the studio. everything you hear in this track was just randomly in the studio.
In the official tab book it says to pluck notes behind the bridge (suggesting the use of floating tremolo type guitar by default) at the start. If you actually pluck these notes with the area BEHIND THE NUT instead on your headstock it sounds more authentic. I BELIEVE kurt did it this way because it sounds IDENTICLE to the recording to pluck behind headstock. Anyone else do this? I think Kurt used a telecaster on the recording also.
@DrumGuitarDude i dont even know why i posted this comment lol, but it was in the time i was Very uninformed. Now I know that he used lots of other effects too. kurtsequipmentDOTcom/effectspageDOThtm
*None* of the guitars he played were, to most people's minds, fit for the music he made. He played (and destroyed) a Mosrite Ventures guitar and played a lot of Jags, both of which are basically surf guitars. His choice of guitars seems to have been less about what was right than what was cheap and decent quality (you could pick up Jags and Mustangs for nothing in the Superstrat n' poodle-perm 80s as they were so hugely unfashionable then).
@iwannagosurfing139 why does today's music suck. or at least the majority of it. it's not like it used to be. no creativity, no nothing. sorry for the questions
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What I love about this song is the quality is like a perfect mixture between Nevermind and In Utero. The raw power of In Utero with the production of Nevermind.
production of in utero is better sounding than nevermind.
Vin ok bro
@@small6248 lol
@@small6248 it's worse. Too clean it's pretty annoying
@@randy0210 in utero? thats crazy the 2013 mix is the best
The feedback was definitely a one take deal. No way that could be reproduced over and over again, and it was perfect.
It blows my mind that that sound was produced organically
yeah man, it's incredible.
@@joeb5773 probably he used the Boss super feedbacker and distortion f2
@@SeattleSoundwavesnah, probably just played single coils, you can feedback them pretty easily, I say this because I doubt he had a feedbacker
he did use a feedbacker@@Tarik78671
Only Kurt Cobain can take a mellow guitar rhythm and suddenly turn it into a LASER!!
Nope, he ripped off Pixies :)
@Dopey Vaper he claim he ripped off
@Dopey Vaper even better cos he humourous
Kurt Cobain could take rock n' roll music and turn it into a weapon 🎸🥁🎤
@@joshuajatijohan4779 on one song
i like how u can hear how he really doesnt care how it sounds and just goes crazy on the guitar
Kurt was definitely no technician. He just knew what sounded good.
He certainly did care, just listen to the stories about the Unplugged rehearsals, or read about him wanting specific types of drum sounds, etc.
Wrong, he perfectly know's what's his doing.
Possibility this is just a demo recording hence not trying as you might if knowledge it'll be released
@@ivancvik its kind of both. he knows what hes doing but, hes able to play in a way that sounds like he doesnt care. but its not that he cant play better, its a decision to go for a feel and eliminates the bullshit
i like the part where he clicks on his Echoflanger, makes the note squeal and scream, then bends up and back down!
Here? 0:57
@@xsamringuette very close. @ 1:16
@@usslongbeachcg9 I like it too.
this part is pure genious of Cobain
I always knew nirvana but never knew a song other than teen spirit until a few months ago, heard their entire discography ,watched interviews and all I know is Kurt truly belonged to the music he never wanted perfection, he wanted feeling and emotion so people can call him not skilled enough and shit but his music is on a whole other level. The technical work in music doesn't matter if your song sounds good
if anything, too much technical work takes away from the feeling and isnt good taste.
I LOVE the feedback in this! Only Nirvana could make something so rough-sounding so beautiful
Yeah dude, he was like a magician with the feed back,like making those noises this it is impossible,he did it somehow 😂
@@sorrymomimfloppy7117 feedback is so fuckin ewsy
@@revengeof1307 it’s easy enough to get but not as easy to get to sound good
@@burningjdm yo
@@nomenbeb5747fancy seeing you here
To those claiming that it was a Telecaster/Mustang/Jaguar plugged into various pedals - a bit of proper research goes a long way.
The signal chain was: Univox Hi-Flier > BOSS HM-3 Hyper Metal (both courtesy of Earnie Bailey) > Marshall JMP 50 Combo (courtesy of Robert Lang Studios). Very easily verified via LiveNirvana (equipment guide section) and Kurt's Equipboard profile.
this was music master-class.
Many mock kurt cause he might be "not a GoOD gUiTaR PlAyer" but.. guys. srsly.
This might sound a bit chaotic but every "chaotic-tone" got it's right place in this arrangement.
This was pure art.
In that way => musically perfection!
I remember when the “Nirvana Greatest Hits” was said to have the last studio original song recorded by them. It was a great deal for me because at that time I was discovering a lot of Nirvana stuff I’ve never heard before on the internet and having a new studio song felt special. In 2005 “Heavier than Heaven” was released here in my country, I had preordered the book, and listening to that album made me get in the mood for the release. Still one of my favorite songs from their catalogue.
actually he's using an ibanez supermetal for this specific recording and a univox high flyer, although he is famous for using the ds-2 and ds-1. And he is using a tube amp for this but not a twin reverb. Its a marshal jpm 50, for this recording although he mainly uses his mesa studio pre amp for other recordings.
Interesting.. How do you know man?
@@joshuajatijohan4779 it's documented and recounted. The session was apparently pretty awful with Dave and Krist demoing some of Dave's songs, including some early Foo Fighters stuff.
Kurt only showed up for one of the 3 days and he didn't bring any of his equipment with him, hence the change in equipment.
EDIT: it is worth noting though, that LiveNirvana doesn't cite the Ibanez Supermetal as the pedal used, but a Boss distortion pedal that Kurt didn't normally use.
@@lazrpo I remember reading somewhere that the effect used on this recording was the
BOSS HM-3 and some other BOSS Chorus/Flanger effect
(can’t remember where i’ve read this info, might’ve been reddit or a Earnie interview)
@@joshuajatijohan4779 nirvana has scheduled 3 days with the studio
Kurt only showed up on the final day with no equipment
So he used the studios equipmentb
Actually, he did use a Univox Hi-Flier plugged into a Marshall JMP 50 Combo, but the pedal in question is a BOSS HM-3 Hyper Metal, courtesy of Earnie Bailey. Very easily verified via LiveNirvana (equipment guide section) and Kurt's Equipboard profile.
1:15 😮
amazing! i'm so glad i came across these uploads, the drum, bass, vocal and this! thank you!!
I love 1:17
Dude the feedback on is amazing, only Kurt could be so crazy😂
kurt coabain was a musical genious and will forever always be remebered. His legacy died with him but his spirit lives forever
Fav song for sure
Surely I'm not the only one that still hears Kurt's voice
so clean
what made in utero more raw than nevermind was that it wasn't the same production, tho.
Love this
wonderful.
3:12
Listen carefully at 0:53
This was a really helpful comment thread :D
Song was done with a reworked Univox.
@1:53 it almost sounds like a click from the stomp box.
brings me back to grunge days damn so fucking awsome
4th Album
If only
Google "kurt cobain telecaster". There's pictures of him playing at least three different Teles.
Mustangs were his favourite guitars, iirc. this was presumably played on a Jaguar though, as it has bits played behind the bridge, which wouldn't be possible on a Tele.
kurt o melhor guitarrista da terra do céu e do inferno
from what I heard, he is also using a tailed bridge, which is like an extended tremelo system. look it up on google.
genius
I will never bother you
I will never promise to
I will never follow you
I will never bother you
Never speak a word again
I will crawl away for good
I will move away from here
You won't be afraid of fear
No thought was put into this
I always knew it would come to this
Things have never been so swell
I have never failed to fail
Pain
Pain
Pain
You know you're right
You know you're right
You know you're right
I'm so warm and calm inside
I no longer have to hide
Let's talk about someone else
The steaming soup begins to melt
Nothing really bothers her
She just wants to love herself
I will move away from here
You won't be afraid of fear
No thought was put into this
I always knew to come like this
Things have never been so swell
I have never failed to fail
Pain
Pain
Pain
Pain
Pain
You know you're right
You know you're right
You know you're right
You know you're right
You know you're right
You know you're right
You know you're right
You know you're right
You know you're right
You know you're right
You know you're right
You know you're right
You know your rights
You know you're right
You know your rights
You know your rights
You know your rights
Pain
@ebeatworld how did he make such amazing effects on it. especially feedback. it's insane
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Anyone know what kind of pedal he uses to get that feedback? I know it’s not just a distortion
@ebeatworld in your opinion who's the best guitar player. or you favorite?
@ebeatworld do you use distortion and overdrive from the amp. or just distortion from a pedal
yeah but i read that at his last recording, witch was you know your right he used a custom made telecaster.
The first few notes are actually the bass played above the saddle
anyone has the tabs for the ''solo'' at 2:42 ?
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@@dylangauna7715 man ure a lifesaver thx so much:)
If you need a tab to play 3 notes , quit the guitar.
@@fede018 didn’t know you were born playing the guitar you dick
@@fede018Chillout asswipe
@Mikael909 you can make the same sounds by buy buying a feedback pedal,such as the behringer fd-300 feedback/distortion pedal.basically,when he's doing the parts that sound like a LAZER you hold down on it,to create a feedback overtone,check it out.
billy7889 wait how?
is there like a webpage or something
nevermind haha
He used a solid state marshall, and yes he used a ds-1 but when nevermind came out he used the ds-2
Its probs a mustang trem/vibrato tailpiece, considering he used mustangs alot of the time and the fact that sound is easily achievable on that guitar
1:36 Reminds me of The Beatles Penny Lane
aguante nirvana.....es la mejor vanda del mundooo.......kurt cobain es un de los mejores XD
@inciside God, I agree.
1:15 is the best
1:14
can anyone tell me how he does those sounds in the very beginning and the very end?
The space between Mustang's bridge and the tremolo
Thank you! :D
abraham ruiz or u can do harmonics :D
It was recorded on a Univox Hi-Flyer.
palm mute
wat do u mean turning on a distortion pedal?
Hell yeah, this feedback is hard to reproduce but sometimes it sounds alike, feedback depends of the gear used, angle between guitar and amp speakers, and a lot of other variables,
I made a cover of this song, tell me what you think about 😉✌️
Song has great tracks, but I don't think it was produced right? Just a rough cut I believe. I'm sure it would sound even better with Vig or Albini touch.
They spent the whole day recording this in March 1994.
That doesn't void his comment about him not liking the production values. Noob.
Metallica spent two years year recording 'St Anger'. That doesn't change the fact that most people to this day think that it sounds like total sh*t.
iTubeYourDadsMinge Shit*
keithrig its worth noting that Kurt's sound being so... interesting comes down to the fact that he didn't bring his own equipment to the studio. everything you hear in this track was just randomly in the studio.
You kidding, this is the most proper Nirvana’s sound!
In the official tab book it says to pluck notes behind the bridge (suggesting the use of floating tremolo type guitar by default) at the start. If you actually pluck these notes with the area BEHIND THE NUT instead on your headstock it sounds more authentic. I BELIEVE kurt did it this way because it sounds IDENTICLE to the recording to pluck behind headstock. Anyone else do this? I think Kurt used a telecaster on the recording also.
Whole song is about last count.
dident he use a fender telecaster or something?
How?
@PivotMakeranimations Kurt Cobain (Duhh), Amy Winehouse, Brian Jones, Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin etc.
playing behind the bridge
2 ppl aren't right!
And it wasn't even his own guitar he was using!
it would have been a jag or mustang to get the begining sound he plucks behind the bridge.
tabs?? please
as every nirvanas song
@TheEmpyrean1993
shut up .. he used only ds-1 during bleach and nevermind studio.
but after that, he used ds-2 .. and sansamp classic during in utero.
Very Toolish!
*trollface.jpg*
Great! Drums are still there though.
one does not simply mute dave grohl
@DrumGuitarDude i dont even know why i posted this comment lol, but it was in the time i was Very uninformed. Now I know that he used lots of other effects too. kurtsequipmentDOTcom/effectspageDOThtm
@grunge4lyfe94 it's not too easy,is it?haha
@MrPabloFTW xD
how does he get the feedback to sound like that!?!
I’m so late but yo have to turn up the volume and have a ds1 dist pedal the tone in 9 o clock the level max the dist max and there you have it
He used the BOSS df-2 super feedbacker
I'm sure
@ckolar612 Sounds a bit like bleach too.
fuck by, no compression on the guitar i know.
kurt used the ds-1
Not on this track, he used a TransAmp distortion pedal. By the way he stopped using ds-1 at the end of 91 and switched to a ds-2
He used for this song the BOSS df-2 super feedbacker
Btw the first sounds arent made by guitar
@@toad8840 i dont know but the name but look at the music video, its like a bqq lol
It’s made by picking between the tailpiece and the bridge (possible on his jaguar)
@sshinoda95 if only he was immune to murder.
thats because he used pedal
*None* of the guitars he played were, to most people's minds, fit for the music he made. He played (and destroyed) a Mosrite Ventures guitar and played a lot of Jags, both of which are basically surf guitars. His choice of guitars seems to have been less about what was right than what was cheap and decent quality (you could pick up Jags and Mustangs for nothing in the Superstrat n' poodle-perm 80s as they were so hugely unfashionable then).
he simply prefer those guitars
Go to tabs ultimate-guitar com
its not really hard... this is very simple if you compare to songs like purple haze
If you could keep the surf on the fred board like he did then sure, play it, it took me 3 months to do it
@iwannagosurfing139 why does today's music suck. or at least the majority of it. it's not like it used to be. no creativity, no nothing. sorry for the questions