rejnsch rejnsch , It would be sad... Since Im sure Kurt would just be standing there singing, and not dancing...jumping around or performing, I seriously hate Nirvanas shows from the middle of the 90s and up, he never looked like he wanted to play much...that let alone ruins the whole show for me...Dave well...also him...and Kris almost always seemed happy so... and also maybe albums, "Incesticed" and "Bleach" are the best, 80s Nirvana was the best...
@@everest88 yeah i totally agree. a perfect example is when he literally pulled a cigarette and started smoking during love buzz in brazil 93. like wtf? if i went to such a half-assed concert I'd be totally pissed. From a more empathetic point of view, fame completely fucked kurt cobain over, so it isn't so surprising seeing him the way he was in his later years.
Chad was a fucking beast on the drums. Shame he doesnt get the props he deserves. One of my favourite Nirvana tracks definitely, and easily their most complicated song from a composition standpoint. This must be one of the only live versions of it available?
Dale crover played drums for this one, that’s why chad isn’t even playing the drum part right during this show, that’s probably why they didn’t play it more live too….
@@phisheswonder I meant that this was Dale's song originally so it would be even more fitting to see him play it live. Dale and Kurt were a powerhouse combo in Nirvana's first 10 recordings, but they hardly played live together.
@@phisheswonder Yea, I'm a die hard Nirvana fan and still forget that Dale is on 2 Bleach songs and 5 songs on Incesticide. All of his songs with Nirvana rock hard.
Dave gave Nirvana their unique rhythm sound. Don't get me wrong, Crover destroys on the album version but his style makes the song sound very metal. Daves' distinctive beat emphasis gives it more of the punk edge that made Nirvana such a standout.
Kurt shreds it up on this song more than other Nirvana songs. The studio version on Incesticide was always one of my favorite Nirvana jams. It's just so freakin' hard. The drums and guitar are a brilliant, double-barrel blast of sonic perfection. I especially love how the solos blend into verse. Then add his ferocious vocals and there it is: Perfect. It reminds me of a Scratch Acid style jam only very much faster than Yow 'an crew would play. Cripes, I love this song.🙄
I think Endless, Nameless is more elaborate... but nevertheless, this does show that Kurt could write more complex guitar songs, that he wasn't bad at guitar or lacked creativity.
es un tema q va en contra del mainstream....y lo paradojico es que ellos terminaron siendo mainstream...por eso no lo tocaron mas.....y tambien le da un sentido mas a all apologies....
+Michael Pavlik Commercially yes. But Channing-era Nirvana is stellar. When I saw them in a small club in early 1990 they were very heavy - like Sabbath heavy. It was thunderously loud and they tripped the house circuit twice. When Nevermind came out I scratched my head - thinking at first it had to be a different band. Bands have to grow and mature but the early stuff is just amazing. For people wondering the year of this video - it has to be right around 1990 (early-ish) when I saw them.
This song is best with Dale, but I will take Chad all day and twice on Sunday over Dave. Give me any Nirvana from '87-'90. After that it's touch n go at best for me.
it seems that this decade of era in music and life is just lame as hell!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! all i know is there will never be another era like the 90s because everything today is about three things it seems...greed,war,and more greed!! grunge is not dead ONLY SLEEPING!!! as the melvins said
Lots of things wrong here... first, incesticide was released in 92. Second, this song is from before Bleach was even released. It was recorded as mentioned with Dale on drums on a demo they made. If i were to guess I'd say this is around 88/89
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I wish Kurt played this more in his later years. This is probabaly the most technical guitar work he had come up with.
GambleFabrications love buzz is not technical just one power chord hammer on before the singing starts and the solo is really easy too
Aero Zeppelin, Paper Cuts, and School are my Favorite Nirvana songs
Love buzz is a cover from Shocking Blue
Nah man Mexican seafood and swap meat
@@TheKurtTribute Jason everman hadn’t even joined yet when bleach came out so there’s no way he contributed in creating these riffs
Imagine this played at reading '92 or live and loud
rejnsch rejnsch , It would be sad...
Since Im sure Kurt would just be standing there singing, and not dancing...jumping around or performing, I seriously hate Nirvanas shows from the middle of the 90s and up, he never looked like he wanted to play much...that let alone ruins the whole show for me...Dave well...also him...and Kris almost always seemed happy so...
and also maybe albums, "Incesticed" and "Bleach" are the best, 80s Nirvana was the best...
Reading would have been way to good
@@everest88 yeah i totally agree. a perfect example is when he literally pulled a cigarette and started smoking during love buzz in brazil 93. like wtf? if i went to such a half-assed concert I'd be totally pissed. From a more empathetic point of view, fame completely fucked kurt cobain over, so it isn't so surprising seeing him the way he was in his later years.
@@stansvass5230 also compare reading 1991 with 1992, it's feels weird to see such a huge change like that
"All the kids will eat it up if it's packaged properly"
spoken like a true prophet
Holy fuck not only a live version but an actual live video of this very rarely performed song.....this is why RUclips rules.
That's right, I thought I wouldn't find any live version.
I been looking for so long
Grungiest of their songs
Cardi most ''metal'' imo
rejnsch rejnsch blew Is the most metal.
@@aaron4757 Nah I think negative creep is
Pietu Nuortimo nah
Pietu Nuortimo yeah, i think so too.
Best nirvana song ever
Amen
yesssssssss
a m e n
True asf
This song would have fitted so well on In Utero, and it is indeed sad to see so few live recordings of it.
I know it's a compilation, as opposed to an album, but the last 5 songs on Incesticide make me happy. They just work.
Kurts rocking that pony tail
one of the BEST songs ever writen!
the early stuff of nirvana was more technical than the late stuff!there was more solos..
That's true. I've always thought the same.
Zarpado temaa!! Es uno de mis favoritos de nirvana....thumbs up if you think this is one of the best nirvana's songs!!
I’m so glad this exists
Can't believe video footage of this exists
you can shit upon the stage, they'll be fannnns, they'll be fannnns...
I simply LOVE this song!!!
Favorite Nirvana song hands down.
This is top 10 Nirvana songs for me🤘🤘
It hurts my soul that I never got to see Nirvana live 😢
Gotta love the anti-solo.
I dream about they played this song at the MTV vma 92.....
How fucking Great will that have been
awesome tune loved it from the first time i heard it
Love you Kurdt💛
yeah.solos like blew,school or riff's like negative creep,beeswax,hairspray queen,mexican seafood.
The Best song in the world !!!
1988, that is chad behind drums for sure
I love those 3 pixels!!!
To be fair this was recorded in 1988.
Chad was a fucking beast on the drums. Shame he doesnt get the props he deserves. One of my favourite Nirvana tracks definitely, and easily their most complicated song from a composition standpoint. This must be one of the only live versions of it available?
Dale crover played drums for this one, that’s why chad isn’t even playing the drum part right during this show, that’s probably why they didn’t play it more live too….
MI ROLA FAVORITA DE LA majestuosa NIRVANA
I am shocked a video of this song being played live even exists. Holy shit
Si mi riola favorita de nirvana !!!!
I'd love to see this live with Dale Crover on drums
Blake X the middle part is a straight up Melvins song. That would be amazing.
@@phisheswonder I meant that this was Dale's song originally so it would be even more fitting to see him play it live. Dale and Kurt were a powerhouse combo in Nirvana's first 10 recordings, but they hardly played live together.
@@theblakex Oh I didn't even know it was Dale's. Makes sense why it sounds so Melvins-esque
@@phisheswonder Yea, I'm a die hard Nirvana fan and still forget that Dale is on 2 Bleach songs and 5 songs on Incesticide. All of his songs with Nirvana rock hard.
Dave gave Nirvana their unique rhythm sound. Don't get me wrong, Crover destroys on the album version but his style makes the song sound very metal. Daves' distinctive beat emphasis gives it more of the punk edge that made Nirvana such a standout.
como para haberse viajado en ese lugar, bueno al menos puedo verlo en la compu, Hasta siempre Kurt!!!!.
@nimaside the hell with the technique; this song has THE energy; so dark and heavy but fascinating and beautiful
excelenteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
It was rough days
Kurt shreds it up on this song more than other Nirvana songs. The studio version on Incesticide was always one of my favorite Nirvana jams. It's just so freakin' hard. The drums and guitar are a brilliant, double-barrel blast of sonic perfection. I especially love how the solos blend into verse. Then add his ferocious vocals and there it is: Perfect.
It reminds me of a Scratch Acid style jam only very much faster than Yow 'an crew would play.
Cripes, I love this song.🙄
I think Endless, Nameless is more elaborate... but nevertheless, this does show that Kurt could write more complex guitar songs, that he wasn't bad at guitar or lacked creativity.
endless, nameless isn't exactly an actual song, it's a jam they recorded and played during destruction
mad drums
it is metal
hoo hermano estava buscando este video desde hace mucho
grax saludos
I swear if youtube ever permanently shuts down then like 10% of human history will be lost with it
this song is really really hard to play
Loucura
Gold video
Haha, Krist is playing in a dipper. Only Nirvana.
1988
nope, thats just how the song sounds
LOL Krist in the jockies
@nimaside He actually didnt this song because of that, but i agree. This is one of my favorite songs in general
Kurt, lower the gain, you're scaring the normies! That's what he was told the 1st day of recording in a studio.
これは貴重過ぎる！
ありがとう😭
terrible quality, but understandable considering this was filmed in 1987 or 1988
edgy kid duh
It is what it is.
This tune is death metal. Needs someone like Entombed to cover it.
I don’t think it’s near being death metal, but this song is definitely heavy.
es un tema q va en contra del mainstream....y lo paradojico es que ellos terminaron siendo mainstream...por eso no lo tocaron mas.....y tambien le da un sentido mas a all apologies....
Belliiiiiisiiiiiiiimooooooooo
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No one’s gonna talk about krist wearing a diaper?
Nice. They didn't play this in their late years.
Alexandre Beaumont Because they would be insulting the crowd
When this video has been taken ?
Best move they ever made was replacing Channing on drums.
whatever, still sounds awesome.
+Michael Pavlik Commercially yes. But Channing-era Nirvana is stellar. When I saw them in a small club in early 1990 they were very heavy - like Sabbath heavy. It was thunderously loud and they tripped the house circuit twice. When Nevermind came out I scratched my head - thinking at first it had to be a different band. Bands have to grow and mature but the early stuff is just amazing.
For people wondering the year of this video - it has to be right around 1990 (early-ish) when I saw them.
This song is best with Dale, but I will take Chad all day and twice on Sunday over Dave. Give me any Nirvana from '87-'90. After that it's touch n go at best for me.
Chad had a more grungier , interesting style tho
where is this is there anymore from this gig anywhere?
@Shadowplay82 You're right, they found 2 munshkins and a goliath to cover nirvana just like the real band. LOL
what live show?
Kurts hair? Only a few hairs in the middle of his face
One of his rarest moments of ponytail :P
why was Novasellick in his underwear? did he lose a bet?
The only artist for whom Fender Performer 1985 is not a surplus. Maybe Chuck Shouldiner comes close.
is this
it seems that this decade of era in music and life is just lame as hell!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! all i know is there will never be another era like the 90s because everything today is about three things it seems...greed,war,and more greed!! grunge is not dead ONLY SLEEPING!!! as the melvins said
So do something interesting
Andyface79 open.spotify.com/track/4ejvTfzwhoJ31TBvMUXe1I
bad, bad bad drumsss
Dommage que ce soit de qualité médiocre..✌️
Why aren't you using Capital Letters and roman numbers? I mean ok, you're not... But why?
what year is this, 89?
the song came out with insecticide in 93
ajax Pruitt incestiscide was released in 1990, but the song was recorded during a 10 song demo with dale crover from the melvins playing drums
Lots of things wrong here... first, incesticide was released in 92. Second, this song is from before Bleach was even released. It was recorded as mentioned with Dale on drums on a demo they made.
If i were to guess I'd say this is around 88/89
Upon more invesitgation... look at this... last time they played it...
ruclips.net/video/oFcaJIfmtaQ/видео.html
Dr は Melvins の人でしょ？
そら再現できんわ。
nooooooooooooo obviously was Chad
Krist, so sexy *o*
I don't fucking know!!!!
Before they became famous, they used to make underground concerts like this...
IDIOTA!!!
Dale played way better!!
smells like you don't know your stuff... this is in fact Nirvana