Love the Paradiso show sooo much. it has to be the show I jammed to most often of all their shows. Just a shame it never got released in the highest possible quality..
Just saw the UK one, which benefitted greatly from Dave and Krist’s participation. I really wish they would have explored that Dave actually lived in a squat The Netherlands near the end of his band Scream, and it may have been a Dutch girlfriend who had The Bleach tape. Also - Love Buzz is from a Dutch Band. They played it a lot in the documentary but didn’t dig into the history of it.
last two minutes; Q; So what happened next, did you try something else ? (after the Rome incident) A; We rescheduled the gig, to be held a few months later (at Ahoy). We told the fans to hold on to their tickets. But then he died in April, so ofc that was the end. People could get their money back when they returned their ticket, but to our surprise many people did not. But who knows where they are.. I've seen a few online. Q; They held on to them, because they loved the band? A; Probably, yes. 37 guilders was the ticketprice -around 18 euros today. last bit; We're making this documentary now, because he (Kurt) comitted suicide, but you can tell from the (Paradiso) recording what a great band they were. So that's the real reason for these documentaries, because it was great.
The Dutch people seem very straightforward. They are extremely inteligent, dont put up with bullshit easily. Also Good natured. They are pretty unique people.
@@jochemjonker3362 Sadly McDonalds is the norm everywhere in Europe and in all "democratic " and "free" societies that are complying with US norms. I hope one day Western Europe will get free from the shackals of "multiculturalism" and reestablish their own unique identities and not be known as the caricatures American media makes them to be.
@@punkndisorderly3324 Yeah, he lives in Amsterdam if I recall correctly :) I hope he be interviewed some more, had his own punk band, toured with Nirvana at their peak, even played guitar with them at the Roseland Ballroom in 93'
@@MrVuJaDe always liked exploited. I know he was Nirvana's guitar tech on tour for a bit and Kurt considered him for 2cnd guitarist before pat smear joined. Thanks for the info.
It's a bit eerie that their notorious (and ridiculous) energy right before fame -was lost and may have been one of the weird reasons Kurt offed himself. In the last period he would reminisce about that period as something long ago. I know much of it was just the drugs taking hold, but it's a stark contrast when people call Nirvana depressing music but then you listen to Nevermind and you feel like your heart is growing a couple.
Q; So what happened next, did you try something else ? (after the Rome incident) A; We rescheduled the gig, to be held a few months later (at Ahoy). We told the fans to hold on to their tickets. But then he died in April, so ofc that was the end. People could get their money back when they returned their ticket, but to our surprise many people did not. But who knows where they are.. I've seen a few online. Q; They held on to them, because they loved the band? A; Probably, yes. 37 guilders was the ticketprice -around 18 euros today. last bit; We're making this documentary now, because he (Kurt) comitted suicide, but you can tell from the (Paradiso) recording what a great band they were. So that's the real reason for these documentaries, because it was great.
I find some of these people's memory's a little suspicious and distorted. Dragging Kurt by his ear..Really?!! I feel it's more likely a figurative expression than a literal one. I cant imagine Kurt being dragged by his ear all the way down a flight of stairs without rebelling. Plus didn't he have a bunch of people around him to intercept this, especially after he was already throat grabbed on stage ? Also find it hard to believe Kurt needed help to propose. And the Paradiso programmer actually saw him take drugs? Or could it be that the artist that he was, Kurt was able to channel his passion and anger to give a great performance at 24? Kurt doesn't sound doped up, he sounds tired but tapping in to the adrenaline of a show. Interesting how some one that doesnt play in a band there selfs makes a comment like that. Of course I wasn't there and they where, but I know from my own experience that time does things to the memory and some people just like to say stupid shit. Just saying. Ps. The lady can't even tell the difference between Kurt and Dave's voice while she saw them perform several times? Other than that great to see new footage and get some more background information from those early tours.
While I agree with you on a lot of things here. I'm sorry to tell you that started his heroin ADDICTION right there in Amsterdam. He said so himself in his biography. Also, there is this crazy version of Come As you Are. Look how he starts sweating there. I'm pretty sure it's a side effect of the drug(s). And if he saw him taking drug that also can mean a lot of things like acid, speed and so on.
Q; So what happened next, did you try something else ? (after the Rome incident) A; We rescheduled the gig, to be held a few months later (at Ahoy). We told the fans to hold on to their tickets. But then he died in April, so ofc that was the end. People could get their money back when they returned their ticket, but to our surprise many people did not. But who knows where they are.. I've seen a few online. Q; They held on to them, because they loved the band? A; Probably, yes. 37 guilders was the ticketprice -around 18 euros today. last bit; We're making this documentary now, because he (Kurt) comitted suicide, but you can tell from the (Paradiso) recording what a great band they were. So that's the real reason for these documentaries, because it was great.
Love the Paradiso show sooo much. it has to be the show I jammed to most often of all their shows. Just a shame it never got released in the highest possible quality..
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Shut up
I see you on every nirvana video 🤘🏻
Until today ;)
release in the 30. anniversary box set on november 12
5 jaar lang gezocht naar deze docu nadat ik hem op tv gezien had. Dacht vandaag laat ik maar eens ff zoeken. Thanks voor de upload!
Brilliant documentary man. Well done Netherlands 👍
Just saw the UK one, which benefitted greatly from Dave and Krist’s participation.
I really wish they would have explored that Dave actually lived in a squat The Netherlands near the end of his band Scream, and it may have been a Dutch girlfriend who had The Bleach tape.
Also - Love Buzz is from a Dutch Band. They played it a lot in the documentary but didn’t dig into the history of it.
last two minutes;
Q; So what happened next, did you try something else ? (after the Rome incident)
A; We rescheduled the gig, to be held a few months later (at Ahoy). We told the fans to hold on to their tickets. But then he died in April, so ofc that was the end.
People could get their money back when they returned their ticket, but to our surprise many people did not. But who knows where they are.. I've seen a few online.
Q; They held on to them, because they loved the band?
A; Probably, yes. 37 guilders was the ticketprice -around 18 euros today.
last bit;
We're making this documentary now, because he (Kurt) comitted suicide, but you can tell from the (Paradiso) recording what a great band they were. So that's the real reason for these documentaries, because it was great.
Wow this doc is amazing, not enough people have discovered it yet!! 😁👍👍
Kurt zijn stem spreekt me zo erg aan.. woow, hij zingt gewoon zoals het hoort, alsof hij je troost en verteld dat het allemaal goed komt.
Paradiso is one of the GREATEST shows of ALL TIME!!! If not their best!!!🤘🎸🤘🎸🤘
This documentary needs more views
This doco is PURE GOLD
39:25 beautiful version of Lithium, the guitar picking, the rhythm and the vocal melody- it's perfect harmony.
It was included in Muddy Banks of the Wishkah 👍
@@edmunddonnelly3881 Thats correct
Thanks for the upload and for the English subs.
One of their best shows for sure
When that VPRO Lady was listening to their radio recording that was Dave singing .. "My mother's names Virginia..she comes from Pennsylvania"....
Bedankt voor deze docu! smells like teen spirit is mijn favoriet💖 rest in peace Kurt. We miss you💕
Amazing I wish I was born earlier to be able to go to this :(
The Dutch people seem very straightforward. They are extremely inteligent, dont put up with bullshit easily. Also Good natured. They are pretty unique people.
Thanks,nice to hear,but this attitude went down the drain,since McDonald's etc.
@@jochemjonker3362 Sadly McDonalds is the norm everywhere in Europe and in all "democratic " and "free" societies that are complying with US norms.
I hope one day Western Europe will get free from the shackals of "multiculturalism" and reestablish their own unique identities and not be known as the caricatures American media makes them to be.
@@robotube7361 i totally agree with you.
Koert Cobain
Awesome upload. So far 3x Vera volunteers and 1x fellow ex-band members of mine in the interviews.
Cool. Finally something I've never seen before!
33:13 : No, it's not Kurt, it's DAVE !
she is really enjoying that moment in her own mind lol
Yeah that's Dave doing the song about his Mom, Virginia, and playing the acoustic guitar
This is great, thanks.
RIP Kurt and John Duncan
John is still alive..
@@MrVuJaDe is he ? That's good then, thanks for that.
@@punkndisorderly3324 Yeah, he lives in Amsterdam if I recall correctly :) I hope he be interviewed some more, had his own punk band, toured with Nirvana at their peak, even played guitar with them at the Roseland Ballroom in 93'
@@MrVuJaDe always liked exploited. I know he was Nirvana's guitar tech on tour for a bit and Kurt considered him for 2cnd guitarist before pat smear joined. Thanks for the info.
John Duncan isnt dead dude
7:33 Thats Krist and Kurt walking into the Nighttown venue. Must be footage shot by Edwin Heath, their tour manager in 1989
the paradiso show must have been released on dvds and cds
it has
Brilliant docu
It's a bit eerie that their notorious (and ridiculous) energy right before fame -was lost and may have been one of the weird reasons Kurt offed himself. In the last period he would reminisce about that period as something long ago. I know much of it was just the drugs taking hold, but it's a stark contrast when people call Nirvana depressing music but then you listen to Nevermind and you feel like your heart is growing a couple.
I really like the documentary but the translations are lacking at times
Killer footage. Great material!
Kurt forever!
'Dit is Groningen niet L.A.' 😂
Subs stop at 48:17. What are they saying?
Q; So what happened next, did you try something else ? (after the Rome incident)
A; We rescheduled the gig, to be held a few months later (at Ahoy). We told the fans to hold on to their tickets. But then he died in April, so ofc that was the end.
People could get their money back when they returned their ticket, but to our surprise many people did not. But who knows where they are.. I've seen a few online.
Q; They held on to them, because they loved the band?
A; Probably, yes. 37 guilders was the ticketprice -around 18 euros today.
last bit;
We're making this documentary now, because he (Kurt) comitted suicide, but you can tell from the (Paradiso) recording what a great band they were. So that's the real reason for these documentaries, because it was great.
How does it work, practically speaking, when you are a US band on tour in Europe and you destroy your instruments night after night?
U pay
Interesting doc.
34:34 that’s Dave singing
Hahaha geweldig dat concert in die doktersjassen
Met rolstoel ook haha
Bijna al het personeel van het festival liep in doktersjassen, kurt had er 1 gepakt en een A met een rondje erop gezet.
Kurt Cobain performed in Europe and they enjoyed, watching him sing.
What if something in the way knew water? Or about a girl some times 😊
Why isn't the scottish person get English subtitled? lol
I find some of these people's memory's a little suspicious and distorted. Dragging Kurt by his ear..Really?!!
I feel it's more likely a figurative expression than a literal one. I cant imagine Kurt being dragged by his ear all the way down a flight of stairs without rebelling. Plus didn't he have a bunch of people around him to intercept this, especially after he was already throat grabbed on stage ?
Also find it hard to believe Kurt needed help to propose.
And the Paradiso programmer actually saw him take drugs? Or could it be that the artist that he was, Kurt was able to channel his passion and anger to give a great performance at 24? Kurt doesn't sound doped up, he sounds tired but tapping in to the adrenaline of a show. Interesting how some one that doesnt play in a band there selfs makes a comment like that.
Of course I wasn't there and they where, but I know from my own experience that time does things to the memory and some people just like to say stupid shit. Just saying.
Ps. The lady can't even tell the difference between Kurt and Dave's voice while she saw them perform several times?
Other than that great to see new footage and get some more background information from those early tours.
Fight and proposal 100% true. Mythbuilding makes people say stupid shit.
While I agree with you on a lot of things here. I'm sorry to tell you that started his heroin ADDICTION right there in Amsterdam. He said so himself in his biography. Also, there is this crazy version of Come As you Are. Look how he starts sweating there. I'm pretty sure it's a side effect of the drug(s). And if he saw him taking drug that also can mean a lot of things like acid, speed and so on.
haha Nirvana die optreedt voor 60 man ergen in Groningen, briljant.
Kurt is stil rocking😇😇🙃🙃🤪
40:00 this guy still hasn't figured it out lol
Whats the name of the song at 33.00
Pennyroyal tea in the making
33:16 ?
It's just Dave improvising some nonsense
mijn kunst docent was in paradiso toen
Kurt Donald Cobain
20/02/1967
05/04/1994
Marijuana
48:05 that’s not true ...🙄typical
Too bad they left the translation off the last comment
Q; So what happened next, did you try something else ? (after the Rome incident)
A; We rescheduled the gig, to be held a few months later (at Ahoy). We told the fans to hold on to their tickets. But then he died in April, so ofc that was the end.
People could get their money back when they returned their ticket, but to our surprise many people did not. But who knows where they are.. I've seen a few online.
Q; They held on to them, because they loved the band?
A; Probably, yes. 37 guilders was the ticketprice -around 18 euros today.
last bit;
We're making this documentary now, because he (Kurt) comitted suicide, but you can tell from the (Paradiso) recording what a great band they were. So that's the real reason for these documentaries, because it was great.
misantrope
0:34 who is she ?
She was in The Cords. One record with Albini.
I suspect there's a whole lot of bullshit to some of these stories but it's entertaining nonetheless