Yo Preston, just a quick history behind this track. This song is so much more than just a "classic." Nirvana, especially with this track, is one of the defining moments in the history of music, taking the entire scene from one era into the next in the early 1990s. It CANNOT be overstated just how huge this song was when it was released, and how different and raw and powerful it was to the average mainstream listener. Seriously, it was massive, and it was everywhere, and everyone decided it was time to move on from the old age of music and in a newer, grungier direction. It was THE anthem for an entire generation, and pretty much simultaneously killed and then recreated what rock and roll would sound like for a long time to come.
I literally remember the red light intersection I was sitting at in my car when I first heard this song and turning it up. And I watched Metallica and Slayer when they were opening bands in the 80's
This is one of the few songs where I vividly remember the first time I heard it. It was late at night, autumn 1991, and I was driving across the San Mateo Bridge back home to Oakland, listening to KFJC (low wattage college radio station out of Los Alto) when this came on. I moved to the right lane, slowed down as much as I could without obstructing traffic, and drove on praying "Please don't let me go out of range before the DJ says who this is. PLEASE don't let me go out of range before the DJ says who this is."
Hello hello hello... how low? This song represented how much we hated the game of society of the time. Fight Club said it best: "We’re the middle children of history, man. No purpose or place. We have no Great War. No Great Depression. Our Great War’s a spiritual war… our Great Depression is our lives. We’ve all been raised on television to believe that one day we’d all be millionaires, and movie gods, and rock stars. But we won’t. And we’re slowly learning that fact. And we’re very, very pissed off."
@@natewilliams1062 sounds like its hard to grasp... listen to entertainment- rise against or re-eduaction through labor). the second song i mentioned is what did it for me... hence why im trying to make my visions a reality rather then work for a cooperate company
" Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit " , there just couldn't be a more 1990's anthem , huh ?? Great song . For me it brings up a lot of jr high memories and of my late uncle who loved this song .
Lounge Act is their most underrated song for sure it’s so good but overlooked by the other tracks on Nevermind, it’s my fav off the album I’m not lying lol
First time I heard Nirvana was before the hype. I was living in Nevada. My car was an '85 Chevette with an AM radio. I was driving out in the hills and found an AM radio station that was broadcasting a simulcast of an FM station. I got to hear Territorial Pissings by Nirvana while sitting up on that mesa. It helped end much of the loneliness and depression I was feeling that day.
If you decide to react to Nirvana again in the future, PLEASE consider... Unplugged- Where did you sleep last night!!!! You won’t be disappointed Boss !! Appreciate Ya !
He has to know the back story first, before watching Unplugged: Where did you sleep last night to really understand the signifigance of the performance.
Hmmm... Neck and neck with Clapton and Alice in Chains. Also if you wanna go back you should react to where did you sleep last night by Leadbelly. Kurt did, they're both amazing
No so many artists much more talented and had much more substance. Everything kurt sings about is me me me. Tupac was about his community, race, and politics actually substance.
His songs were mainly about angst and "selfish" approach to lyricism, not to mention that the genre he shines in is grunge which is the obesse and smelly child of Rock music. Great? Yes. Tupac of Rock? No.
You mean Tupac is the Jim Morrison of hip hop. Rock music has more musical icons and respectable artists than hip hop. Just naming a few musicians such as Bob Dylan, David Bowie, Hendrix, Cobain, Thom Yorke, and Lennon really establishes my point. Their legacy is written in stone.
I really like BLEACH. Its a little raw and unpolished especially compared to Nevermind but its harder and primal. Has some great riffs. Floyd the Barber or About a Girl or Love Buzz... fucking everything on Bleach is brilliant.
i've been bingewatching your videos. reliving many songs i love and didn't hear for long. you are becoming quite knowledgable in stuff i like, i mean, in good stuff :D keep it up!
I'm honestly astonished you had never heard this before. Love your content homey. Subbed for sure. It is always exciting to relive that feeling of finding a great new song, and I like your openness.
React to Nirvana - Where Did You Sleep Last Night (MTV Unplugged) It's a Leadbelly cover that showcases Cobains vocal character. Or, for something heavy, "Scentless Apprentice" or "Aneurysm" are really good.
I have discovered a lot of black people actually enjoy Nirvana. I was washing dishes one night. My dude, Sean, was mopping the floor and I had this song playing out loud. Sean was like: "Ay John is that Nirvana?" I was like: "Yeah, man." He said: "Yo. They my boys right there." We jammed the rest of the shift, it was awesome. Sean's a cool guy.
Their breakout hit. It ushered in the Seattle sound (aka grunge) era of the early 90's. When the song broke nationally (in late 1991), the culture changed to reflect the new era because it affected everything from fashion to a demographics shift. Seattle became cool again and lots of young people moved to the Pacific NW to start their lives.
Where did you sleep last night was my favorite song from the unplugged session. It was also the last song kurt ever sung in public. If you havent heard it i highly recommend it.
This song has so much power in it without that being the intention. That’s what makes this song great. I’ll spare a paragraph of fandom, but this song changed my life when I heard it back in the day. Keep up with the videos. Your channel is dope
More Nirvana. That’s not their best. Nirvana is amazing. Once you listen to their songs more than once you will start really vibe-ing with them. Live concerts is when I really started to get into their music and ofcourse learning about Kurt thru interviews and the two films(montage of heck and soaked in bleach) huge nirvana fan. Weird lyrics, amazing sound. You just need to give it more than two songs before you cross them out. Nirvana is the 90s and still one of the biggest names in rock. songs you should do next Aneurysm Breed In bloom Heart shaped box Rape me Lithium Territorial pissings You know you’re right (with video it’s nuts) Where did you sleep last night unplugged About a girl Plenty more but this is a start. So many great songs but I feel like you need a taste of their style.
Butch Vig, who produced the album, says Kurt's voice was just destroyed by the end. Butch described it as 'sounds like his vocal cords are coming out of his throat' - Kurt put 100% into it.
I appreciate seeing someone also appreciating such a range of music. Classic rock, metal, nu-metal, rap, hip-hop, grunge. I don’t get how people and pigeon-hole themselves into claiming to be fans of a single genre. I really enjoy your reactions because your enjoyment and passion for talent in music really comes through. Keep doing what you’re doing Pres. You’re my first subscription after years of RUclips viewing because your channel is worth it!
I really love how over the course of your videos, your body language begins to change and you are starting to move more and more like a "metalhead", that same swaying bob that you see in the crowds, it just shows how universal the music is, and how it literally moves us all.
yet Grunge is now dead(cobain Staley Cornell) and Aerosmith Guns n roses, Metallica, Bon Jovi, OZZY, Iron Maiden,Judas Priest,.Van Halen, Def Leppard, have the biggest stadium filled worldwide tours in the world...funny how it all comes back around .
The song that saved music!! This came at a point when I kept MTV on as background noise while I cleaned the house. The first time I heard this, I turned off my vacuum and just sat and stared at the TV. I actually waited for it to come on again.
My god, I remember when this debuted on MTV. Changed my life. Legit. I wore out this album and ended up wearing out Bleach too, lol. Thanks for this reaction! ☺️❤️
I remember at 13 being blown away with this song... it was all about Ace of Base, La Bouche and Haddaway "What is love" .. then this band came in to the scene and just pulled.the.plug and it was over! It's as if people woke up - music got raw!! ... then came Moist and all kinds of other soul shaking music exposing all kinds of deep emotions ... this music is like stage 1 emotional healing ... the bandaid gets ripped the hell off and now we just feel. Thank you Nirvana for the wake up sound ❤
All Apologies, MTV Unplugged in New York version. That whole live album is awesome, they do some covers on it as well, and the album is done with acoustic guitars too.
Black by Pearl Jam Alive by Pearl Jam Creep by Radiohead Sweet Child o Mine Guns N Roses Edited to add Evenflow by Pearl Jam suggested by Darzo Xx in the comments below! How could I forget that one!?
Heart Shaped Box. Where Did You Sleep Last Night. Lithium. All by Nirvana. I LOVED this reaction because it is a perfect reminder of my reaction to this band. Enjoy the rest of your Nirvana journey - it's going to be a fun one! ❤❤❤
You must listen to theFoo fighters. Dave grohl the singer was the drummer from nirvana. Kurt cobain from nirvana died at the age of 27. The 27 club. Jim morrisson , Jimmy Hendrixs , janis joplin , great singers al died at 27
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Yo Preston, just a quick history behind this track. This song is so much more than just a "classic." Nirvana, especially with this track, is one of the defining moments in the history of music, taking the entire scene from one era into the next in the early 1990s. It CANNOT be overstated just how huge this song was when it was released, and how different and raw and powerful it was to the average mainstream listener. Seriously, it was massive, and it was everywhere, and everyone decided it was time to move on from the old age of music and in a newer, grungier direction. It was THE anthem for an entire generation, and pretty much simultaneously killed and then recreated what rock and roll would sound like for a long time to come.
i was a kid when this song came out (6th grade), and i still remember exactly where i was when i first heard it...and the second time.
I literally remember the red light intersection I was sitting at in my car when I first heard this song and turning it up. And I watched Metallica and Slayer when they were opening bands in the 80's
I agree at just how huge this particular song was
I just wish Nirvana made more songs like this...
Overrated? It thankfully killed the big hair rock/ballad era.
This song completely changed the face of rock music in the 1990's.
This is one of the few songs where I vividly remember the first time I heard it. It was late at night, autumn 1991, and I was driving across the San Mateo Bridge back home to Oakland, listening to KFJC (low wattage college radio station out of Los Alto) when this came on. I moved to the right lane, slowed down as much as I could without obstructing traffic, and drove on praying "Please don't let me go out of range before the DJ says who this is. PLEASE don't let me go out of range before the DJ says who this is."
Hello hello hello... how low? This song represented how much we hated the game of society of the time. Fight Club said it best:
"We’re the middle children of history, man. No purpose or place. We have no Great War. No Great Depression. Our Great War’s a spiritual war… our Great Depression is our lives. We’ve all been raised on television to believe that one day we’d all be millionaires, and movie gods, and rock stars. But we won’t. And we’re slowly learning that fact. And we’re very, very pissed off."
"Here we are now, entertain us..."
+Mose - That line will echo through the ages...
Fight Club def said it best....fkn crazy how true that is
Whatever
@@natewilliams1062 sounds like its hard to grasp... listen to entertainment- rise against or re-eduaction through labor). the second song i mentioned is what did it for me... hence why im trying to make my visions a reality rather then work for a cooperate company
This is the biggest song of the 90's. It changed everything.
I don't know if it's the biggest but certainly in Top 10, of not Top 5
@Vincent M
I'd say November Rain is very high.
Jan Ellermeier i liked that song, it was big, but this song changed everything. This was MJ thriller album level.
I agree this was a genre killer...killed hair band hard rock
Jan Ellermeier loved November Rain, but Smells Like Teen Spirit was the biggest song, and Nirvana was the biggest band.
THE MAN WHO SOLD THE WORLD-NIRVANA
Nirvana - The man who sold the world - MTV UNPLUGGED
just the best version there is.
" Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit " , there just couldn't be a more 1990's anthem , huh ?? Great song . For me it brings up a lot of jr high memories and of my late uncle who loved this song .
Man Who Sold the World and All Apologies.
Man who sould the world... The original is David Bowie
Nirvana version is better.... Also on a plane anyone?
Even though it's a Bowie song,Nirvana did it better
@@jamesh1208 on a PLAIN
@@monicajean37 well... I love myself, better than you. I know it's wrong so what should I do?
You'd probably like Lithium, In Bloom, Lounge Act, Aneurysm, Heart Shaped Box
NOLOVEfortheLEFTONE yes that line up Preston would love. Hope he sees this
NOLOVEfortheLEFTONE imma check these out, thanks!!
About a girl
Lounge Act is their most underrated song for sure it’s so good but overlooked by the other tracks on Nevermind, it’s my fav off the album I’m not lying lol
I love Lounge Act! One of my definite favorites!
The Pixies - Where Is My Mind
YES!, and after that, maybe "Hey"
Great requests. Vamos
And then why not “the breeders”?
First time I heard Nirvana was before the hype. I was living in Nevada. My car was an '85 Chevette with an AM radio. I was driving out in the hills and found an AM radio station that was broadcasting a simulcast of an FM station. I got to hear Territorial Pissings by Nirvana while sitting up on that mesa. It helped end much of the loneliness and depression I was feeling that day.
nirvana - in blooom
pearl jam - even flow
alice in chains - man in the box
Use Your Illusions In Bloom 👌
all are amazing songs!!!
+CamaroWarrior I concur!!
soundgarden - rusty cage
Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains and let's don't forget Stone Temple Pilots with Plush and their own Creep!
NIRVANA IN BLOOM
Nirvana - Breed
Yes! Do this one as imo best nirvana song, well all apologies is up there also but for fast hitting this is my go to mosh pit song back in the 90s.
Yes!
At paramount Dave grohl on the drums epic moment.
The live version at the Paramount!
Nirvana - In Bloom
Nirvana - Stay Away
"I'm stupid and contagious. Best line of rock ever written about teens in the 90's.
Also Preston if you didn't know,The drummer is the singer of Foo Fighters.
My favorite Nirvana song is "Heart Shaped Box". The video's got some disturbing, but interesting visuals. Check it out.
Nigga i haven't listen to the songs for years, thank you. I forgot it existed :))))))))
If you decide to react to Nirvana again in the future, PLEASE consider... Unplugged- Where did you sleep last night!!!! You won’t be disappointed Boss !! Appreciate Ya !
true... MTV Unplugged was such an amazing concert.
Best Unplugged, ever, hands down!
Justin Delello I agree react to where did you sleep last night
. It’s an old blues classic.
He has to know the back story first, before watching Unplugged: Where did you sleep last night to really understand the signifigance of the performance.
Hmmm... Neck and neck with Clapton and Alice in Chains. Also if you wanna go back you should react to where did you sleep last night by Leadbelly. Kurt did, they're both amazing
Kurt’s voice strikes a cord in my soul few other artists can reach.
Kurt kobain is the Tupac of rock. Keep listening
No so many artists much more talented and had much more substance. Everything kurt sings about is me me me. Tupac was about his community, race, and politics actually substance.
Haha NO.
His songs were mainly about angst and "selfish" approach to lyricism, not to mention that the genre he shines in is grunge which is the obesse and smelly child of Rock music.
Great? Yes.
Tupac of Rock? No.
You mean Tupac is the Jim Morrison of hip hop. Rock music has more musical icons and respectable artists than hip hop. Just naming a few musicians such as Bob Dylan, David Bowie, Hendrix, Cobain, Thom Yorke, and Lennon really establishes my point. Their legacy is written in stone.
Man on the moon true and so many more
Nirvana - Aneurysm
Radiohead - All I Need (live from the basement)
All I Need YEAAAA !!!
Nirvana - Lounge Act
Ivaylo Iliev thats my fav
Yes please !
Fuck yeah! My favorite for sure! Underrated
Love that one!
@@misfit477 for sure very underrated
You think you like them now? Just wait until you hear Unplugged stuff.
Their Unplugged session is above and beyond just about anything else. Period.
Where did you sleep last night is pretty raw
I really like BLEACH. Its a little raw and unpolished especially compared to Nevermind but its harder and primal. Has some great riffs. Floyd the Barber or About a Girl or Love Buzz... fucking everything on Bleach is brilliant.
joshua slomba chilling to think that that was his last song he ever performed live.
The Alice In Chains session tho'
THIS SONG CHANGED THE WHOLE DEMOGRAPHIC!!!
Foo Fighters - Everlong
Listen to nirvana - heart shaped box. That's one of favourites. It's an awesome video too
I was gonna say the same, heart-shaped box is a must, it's the only one I could put on par or closest to smells like teen spirit by them, imo
Yes definitely listen to Heart Shaped Box then you'll be better able to make a decision on the band.
Heart Shaped box
Polly is another favourite ^_^
Really he didn’t know that song......... what................ is it possible
i've been bingewatching your videos. reliving many songs i love and didn't hear for long. you are becoming quite knowledgable in stuff i like, i mean, in good stuff :D keep it up!
I'm honestly astonished you had never heard this before. Love your content homey. Subbed for sure. It is always exciting to relive that feeling of finding a great new song, and I like your openness.
Nirvana's Lake of Fire is good. Live
vampgrl79 that’s a meat puppets song
it also displays a different style of singing he could do, im sure he knows its a cover... at least i hope lol
clint watkins Cool. I think I forgot that. Lol I'm old.
my fave song of theirs...(well the Meatpuppets...but still)
Lithium by Nirvana or any Sublime song off their self titled album.
I came to recommend Lithium as well, IMO, it's by far Nirvana's best song.
You genuinely make me smile. Something that doesn't happen often so thank you. Keep it up brother.
Ive watched a lot of your videos and it's rare to see someone actually enjoy music from so many different genres. Subbed 👍
Next do Soundgarden "Outshined". You will love Chris Cornell's voice.
I just posted that people should request that and Fell on Black Days lol.
Great song
Alex Rud Seconded. Love that song. Heavy as hell and the passion out of Cornell’s voice is Robert Plant-like to me. Kickass song.
@@caladbolg777 it's a good intro to the band.
Alex Rud definitely agree. Plus it brings back memories of playing Road Rash :)
Legit.
You can taste the passion the guys in Soundgarden feel in Outshined
You should react to Nirvana- The man who sold the world (MTV unplugged)
Was an awesome cover too
Tracer Scythe One of my favorite covers ever.
Agreed
Metallica's Whiskey in a Jar too!!! House party from hell
Breed id say. Seems like he wants the mosh pit songs from them and breed is the nirvana up tempo mosh pit song.
Man I can’t believe I just spent an hour watching you react to songs 😎 I love it 💕
It's a better song, but come as you are is a phenominal song...
nirvana, beatles and queen... the most overrated bands ever...
I love Nirvana but Come as you are was never one of my favorites of theirs.
Mine is Heart Shaped Box
@@nikkidwiagatio230 heart shaped box ❤
You never cease to impress me!! When you get a chance try The Rolling Stones "Give me shelter"
Yes!
Rob Jay %
Gimme Shelter
Give me shelter ???? WTF ????????
Great suggestion
React to Nirvana - Where Did You Sleep Last Night (MTV Unplugged) It's a Leadbelly cover that showcases Cobains vocal character. Or, for something heavy, "Scentless Apprentice" or "Aneurysm" are really good.
I have discovered a lot of black people actually enjoy Nirvana. I was washing dishes one night. My dude, Sean, was mopping the floor and I had this song playing out loud.
Sean was like: "Ay John is that Nirvana?"
I was like: "Yeah, man."
He said: "Yo. They my boys right there."
We jammed the rest of the shift, it was awesome. Sean's a cool guy.
I grew up listening to this music, and seeing you react to these songs for the first time makes me feel nostalgic. Thanks for making these videos man
React to Rage against the machine -
BULLS ON PARADE
React to a live version
Woodstock 93 I think
@@Paul-ud5df
Agreed
The public has spoken .... MAKE IT HAPPEN PRESTON!!!
YE or down rodeo
temple of the dog - say hello 2 heaven
Zedze Yes I second this
Amazing beautiful song
Preston, you want to hear vocals? Your socks will hit the floor and shout “hold on bruh”!
Love your videos and how you react to different genres.
Love your videos, man! Keep up the positivity!
nirvana where did you sleep last night (unplugged) lithium (is close to this one) and Heart Shaped Box (you'll see it after u listen )
Preston killing it today
Their breakout hit. It ushered in the Seattle sound (aka grunge) era of the early 90's. When the song broke nationally (in late 1991), the culture changed to reflect the new era because it affected everything from fashion to a demographics shift. Seattle became cool again and lots of young people moved to the Pacific NW to start their lives.
Rip. Curt 🎸🤘😥
Kurt
ur joking right, curt? Lmao stop
Or Kurdt for the hardcore fans
Lol you’re definitely a fan
This man said curt
Some Nirvana songs to react to are:
In Bloom
Penny Royal Tea
Lithium
Heart-Shaped Box
The Man Who Sold the World (MTV Unplugged)
Breed, if he likes up tempo and mosh pit type then thats the song.
Where did you sleep last night was my favorite song from the unplugged session. It was also the last song kurt ever sung in public. If you havent heard it i highly recommend it.
Walberto Iraheta uh you left out lounge act
Personally i like all apologies and breed as my top 2 nirvana songs.
Breed is fun but all apologies has such a deep meaning to the lyrics.
Penny Royal Tea! Classic
Nirvana aneurysm it's another one, dam soo mAny awesome songs to pick from them.
This song has so much power in it without that being the intention. That’s what makes this song great. I’ll spare a paragraph of fandom, but this song changed my life when I heard it back in the day. Keep up with the videos. Your channel is dope
One of my favorite bands of all time. Side note..this always reminds me of DDP
More Nirvana. That’s not their best. Nirvana is amazing. Once you listen to their songs more than once you will start really vibe-ing with them. Live concerts is when I really started to get into their music and ofcourse learning about Kurt thru interviews and the two films(montage of heck and soaked in bleach) huge nirvana fan. Weird lyrics, amazing sound. You just need to give it more than two songs before you cross them out. Nirvana is the 90s and still one of the biggest names in rock.
songs you should do next
Aneurysm
Breed
In bloom
Heart shaped box
Rape me
Lithium
Territorial pissings
You know you’re right (with video it’s nuts)
Where did you sleep last night unplugged
About a girl
Plenty more but this is a start. So many great songs but I feel like you need a taste of their style.
Do Heart Shaped Box by Nirvana.
I was going to comment this one and also Lithium
@@crungushakooter yes to lithium!
He has to do it because it is the closest sound to Smells Like Teen Spirit.
Amen!!!
Yo bro! Heart shaped box or You know your right by Nirvana - keep em coming ☺
love it when Kurts voice cracks from the emotion.
Butch Vig, who produced the album, says Kurt's voice was just destroyed by the end. Butch described it as 'sounds like his vocal cords are coming out of his throat' - Kurt put 100% into it.
I appreciate seeing someone also appreciating such a range of music. Classic rock, metal, nu-metal, rap, hip-hop, grunge. I don’t get how people and pigeon-hole themselves into claiming to be fans of a single genre. I really enjoy your reactions because your enjoyment and passion for talent in music really comes through. Keep doing what you’re doing Pres. You’re my first subscription after years of RUclips viewing because your channel is worth it!
Jinjer Pieces live session man. It will surprise you
Yassss!!!!😂 I was wondering when u were gonna react to this famous ass legendary song!
Changed everything. Yes!
This was my favorite song in '91/'92! Just noticed you uploaded this on my birthday!
I really love how over the course of your videos, your body language begins to change and you are starting to move more and more like a "metalhead", that same swaying bob that you see in the crowds, it just shows how universal the music is, and how it literally moves us all.
R.I.P. Kurt
The Offspring - Self Esteem
YES!
The kids arent alright is good too!
CommunityServesUs I love offspring genocide
Pretty fly for a white guy
First time you've listened to it and you've already guessed it's a classic. Great reaction video.
Loved your reaction, bro! R.I.P. Kurt!
Rage Against the Machine - Know Your Enemy
Nick B Anything by RATM is a banger.
Ahh the song that killed hair metal and brought in the grunge era. The drummer in this band sings and plays guitar in Foo fighters
indeed it did kill the metal....
the drummer accually started to foo fighters tho & is the lead
Yup Dave grohl wrote and played all the instruments on the 1st foo fighters album and had to hire a band to go on tour
yet Grunge is now dead(cobain Staley Cornell) and Aerosmith Guns n roses, Metallica, Bon Jovi, OZZY, Iron Maiden,Judas Priest,.Van Halen, Def Leppard, have the biggest stadium filled worldwide tours in the world...funny how it all comes back around .
In the 100 greatest videos of the 90's this was #1!!!
The song that saved music!! This came at a point when I kept MTV on as background noise while I cleaned the house. The first time I heard this, I turned off my vacuum and just sat and stared at the TV. I actually waited for it to come on again.
Everything from nirvana is simply awesome. Do 18 and life by skid row. Cmon man!
You Know Youre Right, Here She Comes Now, and some of their other B side stuff is even better.
Oh, The Guilt is a really good one too.
probably not
You Know You're Right, as far as I'm concerned, is the best lost song ever. I can't think of anything else even close.
You know you're right next
My god, I remember when this debuted on MTV. Changed my life. Legit. I wore out this album and ended up wearing out Bleach too, lol. Thanks for this reaction! ☺️❤️
This song came out when I was like 11 or 12. Just so great many teen memories come flooding in when I hear it lol
How many time's do you think he'd say "Hold on bruh!" If he reacted to Painkiller by Judas Priest? I think at least 8 times
MTV Nirvana unplugged, cover of Where did you Sleep Last Night or the Man who Sold the World
Nirvana is the perfect example of how art is supposed to “disturb the comfortable and comfort the disturbed”
I remember at 13 being blown away with this song... it was all about Ace of Base, La Bouche and Haddaway "What is love" .. then this band came in to the scene and just pulled.the.plug and it was over! It's as if people woke up - music got raw!! ... then came Moist and all kinds of other soul shaking music exposing all kinds of deep emotions ... this music is like stage 1 emotional healing ... the bandaid gets ripped the hell off and now we just feel. Thank you Nirvana for the wake up sound ❤
RIP kURT
This song came out when I was a junior in high school and it blew me away. It changed everything rock and punk.
It's like I'm seeing some of these songs I've known for decades for the first time. This dude is the best.
"Head like a hole" Nine Inch Nails
All Apologies, MTV Unplugged in New York version. That whole live album is awesome, they do some covers on it as well, and the album is done with acoustic guitars too.
KTF, I keep trying to go back to old reaction channels but you and Renaissance are the only ones. That and Wildn with Marcus. Keep it up brother.
Man Preston hope all is well. We need more reactions bro.stay blessed 🙏
Korn - Wicked
crazy train - ozzy osbourne lyrics, love your reactions man
thanks for reacting this one bro... R.I.P. Kurt...
I'm a 90s baby born in the 80s. This song brings so much Nostalgia nirvana really turned things around for rock. A very special different kind of rock
You gotta do some of his unplugged songs to see how powerful that mans voice really was
Rammstein - Amerika
Avenged Sevenfold - bat country
Avenged Sevenfold - afterlife
I’ll never forget the first time I heard this song... I knew immediately music had changed
Used to love dancing to this at youth club disco's in my teens. I normally hate music like this but Nirvana are just great!
System of a Down - Radio/Video
Black by Pearl Jam
Alive by Pearl Jam
Creep by Radiohead
Sweet Child o Mine Guns N Roses
Edited to add Evenflow by Pearl Jam suggested by Darzo Xx in the comments below! How could I forget that one!?
Eleventh Degree Black Man Faith No More -Midlife Crisis!!!
I would add Pearl Jam - release, as well as Jeremy
no Jeremy? one of the greatest songs of the '90's out of Seattle? (and that is saying a LOT)
Heart Shaped Box. Where Did You Sleep Last Night. Lithium. All by Nirvana. I LOVED this reaction because it is a perfect reminder of my reaction to this band. Enjoy the rest of your Nirvana journey - it's going to be a fun one! ❤❤❤
Song that brought glam rock to its knees
You must listen to theFoo fighters. Dave grohl the singer was the drummer from nirvana. Kurt cobain from nirvana died at the age of 27. The 27 club. Jim morrisson , Jimmy Hendrixs , janis joplin , great singers al died at 27
So many memories...... Next: Firestarter by The Prodigy
Blown away when I first heard this song ... epic!
Some of the most revolutionary 4 and a half minutes of music in history.
Long Cool Woman by The Hollie's