I actually like Nick Broomfield. Aileen’s was awesome. He’s just very real. He may be bland but that’s also what I like about him, he’s not all like WHOAAAA LOOK AT ME. he lets the characters shine themselves. He just missed the mark with this one I think.
@saberserpent11347 күн бұрын
Her "privacy" can eat a d**k. She's shady, her aspirations were shady, her "friends" are shady, the "scene" was shady, the timeline is shady, the funeral was shady, and her behaviour both before and post-Kurt's death was/is shady. All the physical evidence points to Cuntney being a ruthless, conniving, disingenuous diva, whom would have used any man to further her ambitions. "Become friends with Michael Stipe"?? How juvenile a thing, to even CONSIDER as a means to musical success. I had a contract from Phoenix Records for a "Spring Break Tour" at Lake Havasu in front of me at 16, and I was just a slightly above average guitarist, whom had an elite drummer as my best friend. Of ALL the schemes we pulled to make a name, "Becoming Friends with "X" Will Make Us Famous!", never crossed our minds. And these are the supposed "Seattle Elite", the "authentic rockers", the "90's avant guard".... What a f**king joke. Attention Wh*res + Drama Queens + alcohol/narcotics - Stir with Liberal Amounts of Media Attention. There. That's the synthesis of 90's Grunge. I've lived in Yelm and Tacoma, and made several passes through Aberdeen (It's a fishing town that despises it's connection to Kurt, and all citizens have agreed to pretend it's perpetually the 1960's. And it shows.) to see Kurt's childhood home (very sad), the tiny bridge where his first band "Anarchy" left some graffiti, and the (no longer existing) Medical Center, where Kurt would go sleep, in the waiting room, when his parents had their usual Friday Night Throwdown. There's no arguing that Kurt was clinically depressed, suffered from an anxiety *DISORDER*, and was horribly self-deprecating. Kurt felt many things, but the most frequent and inescapable was SHAME. How do I know what he felt? Because I've lived the same way, most of my life, 30 years of doctors, therapy, and medication, all because, to put it as simply as possible, my feelings are always dialed up to "11". While this makes you hypervigilant and even hyperactive for a time, eventually you're ground down to three feelings: sadness, anger, and perhaps most dangerous, indifference. There's a huuuuuge amount of guilt that comes with those diagnosis/ mental disease. You feel your "ill-made", that, "you are worthless" and ultimately, that "you are a burden to your loved ones, and things would be easier for them if I weren't around". America lashed out at Kurt, calling his death "an act of selfishness". I remember that douche-rag Rush Limbaugh talking sh*t I had to listen to, because of my Red State Parents (Yes, I'm glad the fat f**k is dead). Now that my mother has completely lost her short-term memory due to genetic mental illness and self-medicating, funny, he doesn't trear mental illness with quite the same cavalier attitude. He's had to live with a wife and son whom suffer from genetic mental illness, and now he understands why we sought self-medication, instead of writing his family off as "a couple dopeheads". Addiction is at a point now, I would be surprised to meet someone whom hasn't been effected by it, one way or another. We now know "addiction" is a BROAD term, that applies to food as much as drugs. If Kurt had died in the 2010's or 2020's, someone may have actually investigated his death correctly, by-the-book, instead of the super-easy "Depressed Rock Star Suic*de". I think about suic*de almost every day. That said, if I turn up dead tomorrow, I truly hope the police don't just take a few photos and say "case closed!" I'm sorry nobody took your stomach pain seriously, Kurt. I too live with it, vomiting bile randomly, with no medical explanation, even after both an upper and lower G.I. It's part of the mental illness, Brother. The anxiety disorder; I wish someone could've explained this to you, and got you on some anti-nausea meds like Zofram. I'm sorry for all the people in your life who used you, instead of protecting you. And just to lighten the mood, you had some great riffs, Brother, but truth is we BOTH could've used some, eh, professional guitar lessons, lol. Naw, I get it; there's a certain pride in being self-taught. I'm sure pride wasn't something you had in spades. Did all the compliments seem disingenuous to you, too?? I imagine so. How many trashed barflys told you "How awesome you were"? Slurring at you, "GrEaT sET MaAAaAN!!"?? Girls going to bed with you, "OMG, I went home with Kurt last night, he's SO sensitive!!"?? Yeah, that sh*t gets old, quick. Playing the same songs everynight gets monotonous. I think you knew fame was hollow, before you even fully got there. If you did choose to end things, I understand, and I forgive you, as I hope someone someday will forgive me. If your life was taken from you, at a time when you were most vulnerable and defenseless, may those responsible be cursed to live forever, and never know peaceful slumber nor eternal rest.
@coolea7 күн бұрын
How else would you say Tupac?
@kilgoretrout41320 күн бұрын
FYI there was no dvd commentary when this documentary was made tbf
@SikNic28 күн бұрын
Best documentary ever . Love killed two of the most talented musicians in our lifetime .
@UantaksmantrasАй бұрын
The documentary, despite not having the financing and being boycotted, seems excellent to me since it was the first to show the corners from where all that music, friends and those close to Kurt were born. He also planted the seed of doubt about an alleged murder today that is not at all far-fetched. I remember seeing it in those years and the suicide cover was even stronger. Today I allow myself to doubt since it is known that there were much greater interests. the money won..
@matthewjdouglas6471Ай бұрын
Sorry but heroin addicts with money dont commit suicide. He was either murdered or he overdosed. No one gets high then kills themselves. Ask anyone' who's been a heroin user full time. Now if he was in withdrawal and had no money and was homeless rock bottom then yes. But he had millions of dollars. He would never have ran out of money. The drugs would have killed him before suicide
@louisl7788Ай бұрын
Calling Nick Broomfield a failed journalist is beyond ridiculous - this documentary like some of his other work stands the test of time
@loafgrenАй бұрын
annoying voice u have
@d011p4rtzАй бұрын
documentaries are supposed to have plots??? what is it, a reality TV show??
@ProfessorKennethАй бұрын
Man you sound really upset about this documentary, like if Nick was talking about you..smh.. your whining like a fukc.. thumbs down.
@eire3215Ай бұрын
No , Dylan and dewitt did not kill Kurt
@Shade_razor-79Ай бұрын
Got in the car today and sublime was on the radio… still… should be considered for the rock hall of fame
@Lola-xd5bq2 ай бұрын
I dont like her face. She looks unpleasant, and i think she was driving him crazy. Hate this bitch
@ProfessorKennethАй бұрын
You're right mate.. she is a disgusting c*nt smh..she's a skell.. today shes insignificant.
@vdxxxy4842 ай бұрын
3:20 this is COMPLETELY WRONG. Kurt’s aunt was about to play a home recording that she had from when Kurt was a kid. She literally tells us that’s what she’s about to play…so how can you replace it with “any other song” without noting that it’s not the track the movie shows her playing…
@paulwhiston18362 ай бұрын
Im very familiar with Nick and his documentaries on Aileen Wournos are excellent
@AD-BC-842 ай бұрын
Kurt and Courtney was great for the time, This video just seems like a hit piece on Nick Broomfield , really very sad, and the guy that made this was either put up to it or he needs help.
@suicideheadaches44602 ай бұрын
The whole point of this KZbin video was to hear him sing in the end... what a clever sucker just like Broomfield lol
@haonyoass95562 ай бұрын
This is one of few movies where I believed more in the conspiracy theory before I saw it rather than after. Its really ridiculous how unreliable all the conspiracy promoters are in this movie.
@TheGavin19943 ай бұрын
I always loved this song and it always made me emotional listening to it and now I know why.
@user-dc1xu5xm3z3 ай бұрын
The best,most real mockumentary ever..if you know you know..Nick was great because he's like "that's it"
@matrixglitch46643 ай бұрын
lol u can bash this as much as u want but .. u sound like a clown.
@ronaldbanks-mw2ou3 ай бұрын
Freedom of the Press what happened to that?
@ronaldbanks-mw2ou3 ай бұрын
Nicks a great film maker. Cool Doc's all the time
@YayaX-xn9tn3 ай бұрын
She killed Him and like Her ex mentioned She will pay. Too many malicious intentions to not notice the why's. I hope they reopen His case so that finally He gets justice. I'm starting to think there's black magic being done so that a dark cloud remains. Hopefully the truth will soon reveal itself.
@misskay87903 ай бұрын
When a key pivotal player tells you ‘buy me a beer and I may tell you more’ You buy him a fucking beer. What you don’t do is stand there silent.
@mixstagram3 ай бұрын
If you want to hear new reggae/rock music like Sublime you should check out "South Swell Syndicate" before they blow up.
@mikevsprings3 ай бұрын
The most underrated vocalist of all time, what an incredible voice
@curtisbush57283 ай бұрын
Very well said!
@buddingvenus84873 ай бұрын
Actually, one things that is extremely interesting about this documentary is that it shows El Duche speaking of CL offering him $50k to kill Kurt and it updates us a little ways in that he was found decapitated soon after their encounter. That right there makes it pretty damn interesting.
@bananakin943 ай бұрын
This has aged like fine wine
@ronfroehlich46973 ай бұрын
It's weird and I love it.
@littlejackrussell010924 ай бұрын
This makes me want to watch ‘Kurt & Courtney’ even more
@leahstepp40984 ай бұрын
Best video ive seen❤
@Ashe_Spirit4 ай бұрын
This video was what got me into Elliot Smith when i was in high school. Im 22 now, and im still really thankful for that. Hope you're doing well man, miss your stuff ✌️
@edenabraham11035 ай бұрын
To be fair - if I had lost my husband in such a terrible way and I found out a movie like this was being made I’d step in legally too. It would be like a slap in the face.
@samuelaube7125 ай бұрын
You missed the whole point of nick’s style. He includes the making on the documentary while making the documentary so it’s like ur part of the squad investigating
@svanhoevanhoe3205 ай бұрын
I liked this documentary, it’s older who cares if it’s sloppy it was informative.
@duane-vw9nh5 ай бұрын
You’re an angry soy boy
@gregoryjabulanieland42706 ай бұрын
I agree with your rating for the show, it is a 4.5 out 5
@diegomarroquin46626 ай бұрын
The most personal thing i took this month was someone saying this sound like the beastie boys and was a rip off sabotage-esque but that's the most superficial beastie boys everyone thinks about... Just a tiny portion knows their bossanova, trap, punk, instrumental, and BIG etc. They're bigger than that.
@stevejames55806 ай бұрын
Last Days is a great film. Couldn't give two shots if wasn't how really was. That wasn't the point of the film. It's just a mediation on depression and death. This guy did a great video on how Kurt & Courtney is a shit movie, but his discussion of Last Days here is very ametrish and frankly laughable.
@FlasKamel6 ай бұрын
Really miss this channel. Actually covered interesting topics.
@caneswpb67646 ай бұрын
Lol fuck Courtney ..."oh my God we're looking through her journals"😂😂 who gives a shit dude.. the lady is a stone cold piece of shit.. and Kurt an Courtney is a shit documentary.. but some of the things you focus on are also shit..Scott green...
@FlightOfTheFamily6 ай бұрын
this seems to have been made by Courtney....
@akatgif6 ай бұрын
Post modern? Only wankers use this language.
@kimberlylenker48767 ай бұрын
Thank you, I feel this song in my soul fighting depression still. I was wondering if it meant what I was thinking or something different. Yes it’s what I was feeling listening to it
@masterslasher1877 ай бұрын
That singing at the end was worst the documentary 😅
@rodconaway7 ай бұрын
many people consider his music depressing,i .think it is uplifting