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@@89kilemal Yes, on July 9, 1989 after the show I promoted for them at my venue Sonic Temple. There was a bas-relief of a shield on the bottom post of our staircase bannister, and Kurt wrote a 'K' inside it. So technically, he vandalized our house.
It’s only nine steps, if you count the time that I called 411 in 1994 after Kurt’s death, and got the number to Leland Cobain, his Paternal Grandfather. He and I spoke on the phone for several hours, long distance, from Minnesota to Washington State. He was very gracious with his time, and he told me believed that Courtney had something to do with it. He believed that Kurt did not kill himself. I wish that I had recorded it. I was 17, at the time. Back then, privacy was much less of a concern, and such information was publicly available. It was called the White Pages, in phone books. Kids today have no idea.
You could have also taken the route that Nirvana did a split single with The Jesus Lizard whose guitarist is in Tomahawk! It’s insane how many things are so interestingly woven together. Great video!
@@User-jk8wq I know! David Yow sounds the same even 30 years later. If I didn’t know any better, I would’ve thought it was an unreleased track from the Shot/Blue era.
Cool fact: Tomahawk guitarist Duane Denison is in a band called The Jesus Lizard which in early 1993, released a split single with Nirvana. The guy’s riffs are amazing.
The theory of six handshakes is a sociological theory according to which any two people on Earth are separated by no more than five levels of common acquaintances (and, accordingly, six levels of connections). Dude, you have two extra steps.
you also could've gone from closer; if i remember correctly from another video you were asked to play/have played the shakemore festival courtesy of jad fair, who played with daniel johnston on It's Spooky, and daniel was of course mutual admirers with kurt
Well.... my last piano teacher studied with Karl Ulrich Schnabel, whose father and teacher was Artur Schnabel. Artur Schnabel studied with Leschetizky, who was Czerny's student. Czerny studied with Beethoven. Those cool connections exist and show us how small the world is, and how what feels like a long time really isn't.
Melvins best 7" may be the Velvet Underground -split and best album... uh... 1993 one? I haven't heard those all (who is?) because here aren't but some records (vinyls or rarelu used cd's)...and I don't net-binge music or albums. Never.
@@acmemasteri Holy shit, that is fucking amazing. I had no idea. I was named after Nico of the Velvet Underground and I also have the banana that Andy Warhol drew tattooed on my arm.
Oh... Kool suprise? Well... yes, yes it really is. And that Melvins 7" has another band too: Nirvana. I almost bought that 7" but it was too good condition (value ~1000-1400€)... Ok, I taptap this: I just recently cleaned that 1st version of the album. Andy Warhol's production abilities were so poor that my Swedish bootleg (2007? Usually called Raw Banana or Green Banana) that's from the acetate-plate/mold us mainly hissing and rubling. It may been recorded to 8-track (not 8-tracker... old 8mm tape on two disc*-us) that was mainly knewn because Tandberg's decks. We had those still AT USE on our classes grades 3-9. (1990-1996)! Those were the first time people could record a live sound (radio) as they wanted. Actually as tapes got better quality of 8-track is quite good. We used those as we did loops ("tapeloops")about 20 years ago. We copied Kraftwerk's idea. But to the sub: I got much of all cracking, rumble, hissing etc. more background and when I channeled guitars and lifted vocals and et cetera songs like Venus In Furs, European Son and I'm Waiting For the Man (versions are different and lyrics has bit changes) worked quite ok... bc that bootleg-quality is horrible. I'd put those on my channel but ỲŢ usually cencored those. Even those has never been published! By the way... if you click on my account... read the text. It has been so for years. III is my favourite and even IV was a bit another band I like those all. Even that Green Banana. I had a live-bootleg (Dallas, Texas 1969 -yt maybe?) that was hq-quality but I, an Idiot, crashed it. Crack. It's really worth of listening and there we can eadily hear how small the bar was or it had not listeners... I look if you may find it... Yup. Here: ruclips.net/video/kCIs6lbiHtg/видео.htmlsi=loSqkHP5d1Kzw9UZ Or just Dallas, Texas, 0ct 1969. I'm Set Free is fabulous. My 1st gf loved 1st album... And Because Rister Ray (Joy Division's last concert-version is on 'Still' and it's (thinking of culture and records by the time it was really wild record (White Light/White Heat, 1968, title song later recorded by Bowie). My third long time (7+y) girlfriend had a Banana bag. Actually all of my gf:s who has listen music much (there's violinist & bassist, bad guitarist, and pianist f.ex.) has liked the band. I saw Lou Reed live here 2005... I have also live-gigs & demos (1965) and most of Reed's albums. Also c-cass bootleg serie and some more... So the band was big thing even I lived a shitty redneck-town pop.16 000 -NOT like N.Y.C. So & still I DO like tVU. I was 17 as I loaned 1997 "Peel Slowly And See"-box (from my high-school friend and musical mentor). I loaned that to my best friend. She liked also the band and introduced me many I still listen. Year later she committed suicide (jumped from the bridge to rails where a train run over her. RIP C.) Anyway. What a coincidence (?)... As you handle the most of Joy Division's material too you have a good background to go on... Greets from Finland.
I know & listen to Nirvana, Melvins, Fantomas, Helmet, Battles, & Don Cab, but Microwaves & The Blazing Bulkheads elude me. I should look them up. Tomahawk also had connections to Melvins & The Cows (Kevin Rutmanis) as well as the Jesus Lizard (Duane Dennison). Fantomas also had Trevor Dunn (Mr Bungle) Dave Lombardo (Slayer)
Amazing. You would like my friend Chris. He worked with a bunch of bands in the 90's on Christian alt labels on the West coast and is quite knowledgeable. You and he are the same age so you'd ave a lot in common. I wish he'd record his stories on YT. Maybe I will tell him to do that.
I met Kurt at a No on 9 politically driven concert in Portland in 1994. The whole thing was pure happenstance.. Anyway, I miss the good ole days.. So would you call this 8 degrees of Kurt’s Bacon?
my dad met the dad of stone gossard from pearl jam. pearl jam and nirvana played together at least once, meaning that stone gossard probably met kurt. so thats like 4 for me
Sheeit, I can do thet too. Just because I was born in Olympia , smoked weed and played music. I guess yours is more impressive for the fact that I didn’t really play any music with those guys , mainly based on a generation ago
I’m actually 4 steps away from James Hetfield/Metallica (I sat next to and was friends with Chris Adlers step son in my english class last year -> Chris Adler -> Dave Mustaine -> James Hetfield/Metallica)
Dale Crover was also Nirvana’s drummer twice in a row. The first time was in 1988, during which time the band recorded a demo tape called, “Nirvana: Heavier than Heaven.” Some of it was remixed and included on the Bleach album, other tracks were released on the Incesticide album, and others still were included on the 2011 With the Lights Out box set. The only track from that demo tape that never got put out on a proper album or compilation was that version of the song Spank Thru, which the band rerecorded with Chad Channing on drums later, and that version was released as a single by Sub Pop. The second time Dale joined Nirvana as drummer was to help the band complete the tour they were on after Kurt and Krist parted ways with Chad. Dale agreed to do it under one condition: NO TRASHING THE DRUMS AT THE END OF GIGS. Kurt and Krist agreed, and never did any trashing of instruments at all during the remainder of that tour.
It says 8 steps, but it felt like 47.
If only it felt like 69...
Yooooo
It's only two steps if you count Kurt staying at my house in 1989.
Right! I told someone that the other day who was trying to take a shortcut without being in a band!
did he reallly
@@89kilemal Yes, on July 9, 1989 after the show I promoted for them at my venue Sonic Temple. There was a bas-relief of a shield on the bottom post of our staircase bannister, and Kurt wrote a 'K' inside it. So technically, he vandalized our house.
@@heroineburgh sick dude
It’s only nine steps, if you count the time that I called 411 in 1994 after Kurt’s death, and got the number to Leland Cobain, his Paternal Grandfather. He and I spoke on the phone for several hours, long distance, from Minnesota to Washington State. He was very gracious with his time, and he told me believed that Courtney had something to do with it. He believed that Kurt did not kill himself. I wish that I had recorded it. I was 17, at the time. Back then, privacy was much less of a concern, and such information was publicly available. It was called the White Pages, in phone books. Kids today have no idea.
Never thought I'd hear Weird Paul mention Helmet. One of my all time favorites, Stanier is a monster.
I started freaking out. Hearing someone mention anything Helmet related makes me hyped!
"I am your father's, brother's, nephew's, cousin's former roommate"
"So what does that make us?"
@@ZX-ou5op absolutely nothing!
Holy snap Batman six degrees of kevin bacon ….eight degrees of wierd Paul…that’s awesome
You could have also taken the route that Nirvana did a split single with The Jesus Lizard whose guitarist is in Tomahawk! It’s insane how many things are so interestingly woven together. Great video!
that is such a dope ass split single!
Duane Denison is an absolute genius guitarist
The Jesus Lizard released a new single called Hide & Seek
@@eaterofspiders It's amazing. Looking forward to the full album!
@@User-jk8wq I know! David Yow sounds the same even 30 years later. If I didn’t know any better, I would’ve thought it was an unreleased track from the Shot/Blue era.
Cool fact: Tomahawk guitarist Duane Denison is in a band called The Jesus Lizard which in early 1993, released a split single with Nirvana. The guy’s riffs are amazing.
I just got a history lesson
🙌
The theory of six handshakes is a sociological theory according to which any two people on Earth are separated by no more than five levels of common acquaintances (and, accordingly, six levels of connections). Dude, you have two extra steps.
I've heard of, and even have a few mp3s lying around my hard drive, of some of these bands. Love the Melvins.
Never thought I'd hear you talk about Tomahawk haha. Listened to them today
Very Good one of the best informative videos I've every watched of your's so much covered in such little time.
The blazing ball sacks? What did you say? 😂 I think I misheard you lol
Blazing Bulkheads
We are all like ten steps away from anyone on this planet
you also could've gone from closer; if i remember correctly from another video you were asked to play/have played the shakemore festival courtesy of jad fair, who played with daniel johnston on It's Spooky, and daniel was of course mutual admirers with kurt
Well.... my last piano teacher studied with Karl Ulrich Schnabel, whose father and teacher was Artur Schnabel. Artur Schnabel studied with Leschetizky, who was Czerny's student. Czerny studied with Beethoven.
Those cool connections exist and show us how small the world is, and how what feels like a long time really isn't.
The Melvins are so fucking amazing!!!
Melvins best 7" may be the Velvet Underground -split and best album... uh... 1993 one?
I haven't heard those all (who is?) because here aren't but some records (vinyls or rarelu used cd's)...and I don't net-binge music or albums.
Never.
@@acmemasteri Holy shit, that is fucking amazing. I had no idea. I was named after Nico of the Velvet Underground and I also have the banana that Andy Warhol drew tattooed on my arm.
Oh... Kool suprise?
Well... yes, yes it really is.
And that Melvins 7" has another band too: Nirvana.
I almost bought that 7" but it was too good condition (value ~1000-1400€)...
Ok, I taptap this:
I just recently cleaned that 1st version of the album. Andy Warhol's production abilities were so poor that my Swedish bootleg (2007? Usually called Raw Banana or Green Banana) that's from the acetate-plate/mold us mainly hissing and rubling. It may been recorded to 8-track (not 8-tracker... old 8mm tape on two disc*-us) that was mainly knewn because Tandberg's decks.
We had those still AT USE on our classes grades 3-9. (1990-1996)!
Those were the first time people could record a live sound (radio) as they wanted. Actually as tapes got better quality of 8-track is quite good. We used those as we did loops ("tapeloops")about 20 years ago. We copied Kraftwerk's idea.
But to the sub: I got much of all cracking, rumble, hissing etc. more background and when I channeled guitars and lifted vocals and et cetera songs like Venus In Furs, European Son and I'm Waiting For the Man (versions are different and lyrics has bit changes) worked quite ok... bc that bootleg-quality is horrible.
I'd put those on my channel but ỲŢ usually cencored those. Even those has never been published!
By the way... if you click on my account... read the text. It has been so for years.
III is my favourite and even IV was a bit another band I like those all. Even that Green Banana.
I had a live-bootleg (Dallas, Texas 1969 -yt maybe?) that was hq-quality but I, an Idiot, crashed it. Crack.
It's really worth of listening and there we can eadily hear how small the bar was or it had not listeners...
I look if you may find it...
Yup.
Here: ruclips.net/video/kCIs6lbiHtg/видео.htmlsi=loSqkHP5d1Kzw9UZ
Or just Dallas, Texas, 0ct 1969.
I'm Set Free is fabulous.
My 1st gf loved 1st album... And Because Rister Ray (Joy Division's last concert-version is on 'Still' and it's (thinking of culture and records by the time it was really wild record (White Light/White Heat, 1968, title song later recorded by Bowie). My third long time (7+y) girlfriend had a Banana bag. Actually all of my gf:s who has listen music much (there's violinist & bassist, bad guitarist, and pianist f.ex.) has liked the band.
I saw Lou Reed live here 2005...
I have also live-gigs & demos (1965) and most of Reed's albums. Also c-cass bootleg serie and some more... So the band was big thing even I lived a shitty redneck-town pop.16 000 -NOT like N.Y.C.
So & still I DO like tVU.
I was 17 as I loaned 1997 "Peel Slowly And See"-box (from my high-school friend and musical mentor). I loaned that to my best friend. She liked also the band and introduced me many I still listen.
Year later she committed suicide (jumped from the bridge to rails where a train run over her. RIP C.)
Anyway. What a coincidence (?)... As you handle the most of Joy Division's material too you have a good background to go on...
Greets from Finland.
@@acmemasteri BASED AF absolutely based!!!
@@acmemasteri Well not her death, I'm sorry that she went out like that.
Yeah, that's hella close...🤘🏼💯✔️
Guitar Lord from Spongebob irl
It's amazing how all these people were connected thru their love and passion of music. ❤Awesome stuff Paul
I was about to ask where's Scooby, but then realized that dogs don't live that long.
i totally forgot about battles thanks for the reminder
Daniel Johnson + Kurt Cobain = Weird Paul.
The new six degrees of Kevin Bacon, right here!
don caballero mentioned hell yeah!!!!
I know & listen to Nirvana, Melvins, Fantomas, Helmet, Battles, & Don Cab, but Microwaves & The Blazing Bulkheads elude me. I should look them up.
Tomahawk also had connections to Melvins & The Cows (Kevin Rutmanis) as well as the Jesus Lizard (Duane Dennison).
Fantomas also had Trevor Dunn (Mr Bungle) Dave Lombardo (Slayer)
I was in a group art show with
Cali Thornhill DeWitt, who was The Cobain’s nanny and personal assistant.
That’s actually really sweet dude!
was kevin bacon in there somewhere?
those are some pretty huge steps . Fantomas - what a great live act they were , dont get me wrong the lps are great as well .
I saw them live with my 1st gf year 2000. It was incredible.
1st album I traded away but 2nd had stayed 23 years. It's just so twisted.
Don caballero mentioned .🤙🤙
Amazing. You would like my friend Chris. He worked with a bunch of bands in the 90's on Christian alt labels on the West coast and is quite knowledgeable. You and he are the same age so you'd ave a lot in common. I wish he'd record his stories on YT. Maybe I will tell him to do that.
I met Kurt at a No on 9 politically driven concert in Portland in 1994. The whole thing was pure happenstance.. Anyway, I miss the good ole days..
So would you call this 8 degrees of Kurt’s Bacon?
Kurt Cobacon?
Very interesting
Awesome
Frank Sinatra was once in my town. Therefore I am Frank Sinatra.
Who’s Nirvana?
I thought you meant the haircut
hello weird paul
Helllooo
Woah holy shit that's awesome
So you can also go from Kurt Cobain to lbp because Atlas By Battles is in lbp 1
my dad met the dad of stone gossard from pearl jam. pearl jam and nirvana played together at least once, meaning that stone gossard probably met kurt. so thats like 4 for me
Cool!
🏆
ohh i see :0
Somehow you missed mr bungle in this.. thing you did here
Dale Crover is a legend!!!
Sheeit, I can do thet too. Just because I was born in Olympia , smoked weed and played music. I guess yours is more impressive for the fact that I didn’t really play any music with those guys , mainly based on a generation ago
My old drummer recorded an album with Steve Albini, so does that make me 3 steps away?
primitive radio gods
I’m actually 4 steps away from James Hetfield/Metallica (I sat next to and was friends with Chris Adlers step son in my english class last year -> Chris Adler -> Dave Mustaine -> James Hetfield/Metallica)
How old is this, fecal matter deserves a rerelease
If you had met Kurt Cobain as a teenager would you have been friends?
Limp Bizkit are my favorite black metal band
Я от тебя узнаю много нового для себя. Молодец, так держать. 14.06.24.
Dale Crover was also Nirvana’s drummer twice in a row. The first time was in 1988, during which time the band recorded a demo tape called, “Nirvana: Heavier than Heaven.” Some of it was remixed and included on the Bleach album, other tracks were released on the Incesticide album, and others still were included on the 2011 With the Lights Out box set. The only track from that demo tape that never got put out on a proper album or compilation was that version of the song Spank Thru, which the band rerecorded with Chad Channing on drums later, and that version was released as a single by Sub Pop.
The second time Dale joined Nirvana as drummer was to help the band complete the tour they were on after Kurt and Krist parted ways with Chad. Dale agreed to do it under one condition: NO TRASHING THE DRUMS AT THE END OF GIGS. Kurt and Krist agreed, and never did any trashing of instruments at all during the remainder of that tour.
Weird Paul is so based!!!
you look like rivers cuomo
I wonder if you ever had the chance to be interviewed on Space Ghost Coast to Coast?
Nope
But what’s your Kevin Bacon score?