7 IMPOSSIBLE Kurt Cobain vocal lines

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[@CrazySinging]

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[@EnergeticSpark63]

hi

[@benc4968]

That vocal crack on ‘School’ activates something in my brain every time. It’s just disgustingly brilliant.

[@swedensbestrapper]

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[@philipnoblethe3rd695]

Me too, Primal Screaming at its very best!!!

[@godchi1dvonsteuben770]

His singing is "brilliant." Perfect adjective. He broke every vocal rule, in a way where it still conveyed the same emotion that having sung a given lyric "correctly" would have been intended to convey, which before him, was impossible. Such a difficult aproach to vocals, that no one has been able to do it since. He was a genius. Grunge rock died when Kurt did, because Kurt WAS grunge. Without him, music from the seattle scene was just "alternative," or "modern" rock...

[@Holgi1904]

I do this every day on the office‘s toilet

[@Danmjubb86]

The scream on “if you must” does this to me

[@HonkeyKongLive]

Fun fact: Kurt intentionally liked making vocal lines that were too high for his register. He liked how his voice sounded when it cracked and shrieked trying to reach that high.

[@mechamahou8467]

Pretty sure he also rekt his voice

[@demondrug7788]

@@mechamahou8467 yeah Kurt's technique has never been too healthy. But he recovered from it every time. You could see it wasn't a problem singing after shows where he lost his voice.

[@terjehansen0101]

@@demondrug7788 His bandmates said he never had vocal issues other than a couple of times. Some have said that he had issues during their last tour. But the techniques are not unhealthy as far as i can hear. You can look up numerous "vocal coaches" trying to explain Cobain's voice and they just sound absolutely horrific. I never hear any strain from Kurt Cobain. lol.

[@demondrug7788]

@@terjehansen0101 True. I was always pretty sure it wasn't just the technique. He was talented and the energy and the sound came from true emotion, passion and attitude. Something that doesn't happen often.

[@tylerbeaumont]

It also gives your voice a bit of rest, weirdly enough. When you’re doing super raspy low tones, your throat vibrates like crazy, and it gets really hard to maintain. The high notes are less vibrate-y and help you maintain your voice during long sessions, contrary to most other singing styles where high pitched are actually more harmful than your natural register.

[@jackdempsey9644]

You are forgetting the last verse of lounge Act, Where he screams in tune the entire verse......It is absolutely incredible

[@thelordofdarkness141]

It's amazing there's a vocal only mix on you tube I love listening to it his voice is always on the edge you can hear it's about to blow but it doesn't

[@stitchgrimly6167]

Entire verse and double-length chorus with repeated refrain/outro. Epic.

[@jackdempsey9644]

@@thelordofdarkness141 Just listened to it. Powerful stuff

[@sectiongang]

Always been my favorite track on that record.

[@woebegonesol]

One of my all time favorite parts to sing haha, some great rock singers are still alive yah know... kzbin.info/aero/PLzlQZRMGhTu3-qCvuBNExEo0IwpO-VtVl

[@emilioworks2719]

Raw emotion, I was always amazed how he could be so intense while playing the guitar. Haters gonna hate but Kurt is a legend!

[@somewhereupthere7]

power chords man…. power chords

[@jeffersonaraujoelcristiano]

@@halloweenjack95 , boomers XD

[@Arda-uz2eb]

the Kurt cobain is a legend

[@stitchgrimly6167]

​@@GagandeepSingh-nr8gk It's also about melody. Kurt's melodies are unlike anything else I've ever heard. They shouldn't work, but they do. It's just genius and mind-boggling how he claimed to not really understand what he was doing musically. Hard to believe in fact. His melodies were extremely precise and the way he worked them in with the major/minor ambiguity of power chords and utilised chromaticism is incredible. Eddie, Chris, all the rest of them just wrote Neil Young melodies by comparison. If you really study Lithium, Sappy, On A Plain or Drain You you'll see what I mean. If you extrapolate chords from the verse melody in Drain You it's A(6) C#m(b9) F#m Bm / A C#(b9) F# Bm. Changing up those middle chords from minor to major with the vocal melody is just something else. Extra amazing that he apparently didn't realise he did that. He also makes good use of harmonic minor, melodic minor and mixolydian flat six scales several times, and he loved to sing sixths and sharp fourths, which would generally be weak notes melodically, but he makes them powerful somehow.

[@notgringe2574]

​@@GagandeepSingh-nr8gk I agree that Kurt Cobain wasn´t so perfect in techinque, but he was good at catchy strange melodies. But not all fans know only Nevermind, that is completely invalid fact. But you need consider the fact that his vocals were not trained and at the same time they were naturaly raw and so powerful. And for me that kind of vocals were killer in Nirvana type of music. As much he said he didn´t wanted to be trained singer / guitarist. I agree that Pearl Jam, Soundgarden are technicaly better than Nirvana, but that is because they are more towards rock/metal kind of grunge. Nirvana is straight punk band, maybe punk kind of grunge, that is subjective. Punk was always about don´t minding and be yourself, they wrote easy catchy songs that had neverending fast rhythm, easy but strange melodies and raw screamy vocals. Punk wasn ´t and isn´t about being perfect as possible and don´t do mistakes, but be your kind of way even if it´s not perfect. For me the little mistakes were creating history of punk and other genres. Some mistakes are wrong but some mistakes can be original and you implement them in songs. Nirvana did that heavily too as much as many punk bands. As much I love and apreciate Kurt´s vocals at the same time I like Pearl Jam and god Eddie´s Vedder vocal are so versatile, he can sing soft and in next second he can scream as much as he want and it still sounds clear but powerful and raw. Kurt in the other hand had that little punch in his vocals and his vocals were so strong like he wanted to spit out his lungs. But Kurt´s vocals weren´t co versatile, that i agree... Peace and have a good time...

[@kurtisbased183]

kurt cobain still pissing off "trained" singers and guitarists from beyond the grave hahaha what a legend

[@lanasharawy2360]

Yeah with just screaming and untuned instruments

[@theembodimentofsuffering1532]

@@lanasharawy2360 his instruments are always tuned...

[@lindamccartney583]

Kurt is .....next level.....of rock and roll....his voice is his identity......unforgettable...feels whenever you listen him....

[@litgamer6205]

He sold his soul to the devil at the crossroads to gain that vocal power

[@adrianmunoz2381]

@@litgamer6205 no

[@Vampire102]

@@litgamer6205 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@swedensbestrapper]

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[@noss6392]

@@litgamer6205 go away . ur so cringe

[@giulianacr2638]

Hairspray Queen has always been one of my faves. I love how he intentionally cracks throughout the song. His vocals were a work of art, abstract, as many people don't get it, but those who have taste for originality understand and appreciate the innovation and imfluence he is as an artist.

[@reputablehype]

The Basquiat of rock

[@hazy_lacy]

Kill my voice when I sing along to it, but it’s worth it everytime.

[@MrMetalclay]

When I heard Incestacide my mind was blown from all the vocal choices he used. Hairspray Queen is so funky and heavy very dynamic at a lot ove levels.

[@Yo-fx1fl]

YES IVE BEEN SAYING THIS

[@godchi1dvonsteuben770]

Aero Zepplin, Hairspray Queen and Mexican Seafood... What an Amazing set. Incesticide is one of the best albums of the 20th century, and in my mind, the best Nirvana album. Kurt only giving 4 studio albums and N.U.P.I.N.Y. to the world, is a sin, and breaks my heart...

[@violetventur824]

That scream in School is one of my favorite vocal lines of all time! No one crackles like Kurt! Mexican Seafood is my favorite of their songs. The vocals give me chills!

[@jconner78]

Also Aneurysm - the B side to Teen Spirit version - where he screams the climbing guitar notes for the climax of the song. Amazing

[@NeonRadarMusic]

I kinda feel that Kurt's vocals were a lot like his guitar playing and songwriting: He makes them all look so easy, until you tried to copy it.

[@thelordofdarkness141]

I think his playing could be so sloppy at times but it worked same as his vocals but it worked it shouldn't but it does and thats the beauty of it in my opinion

[@kurtisbased183]

@@SrbijaCG and hes one of the most revered singers of all time.. go figure

[@guilhermecastro4553]

Dont exagerate, the vocals were surely difficult to replicate, they would damage your voice badly, kurt wouldnt last much as a singer, he would soon not be able to hit high notes. But the guitar playing ? Those are a beginner thing, nirvanas riffs and solos are mostly ridiculously easu do play, and that aint a bad thing, but saying that it couldnt be replicates ? Do you actually play guitar or are you just a dumb fanatic fan who idolizes everything kurt created ?

[@vendetagainst3050]

Ainda existe Zé Mané falando merda da guitarra do Kurt lol

[@hazy_lacy]

He kinda made it up as he went along (learning guitar on his own and whatnot). He may not be “classically trained,” but we need people like him to show us rules are meant to be negotiated.

[@bookmarksstories8549]

He screamed in a way that I connect to - that sense of despair or hopelessness that you can’t always express or that people don’t really care to know about.

[@2puffs770]

Kurt's vocal intensity was a direct reflection of all that inner conflict, angst, and turmoil. No, there will never be another.....hopefully, that can actually be a good thing. BTW, I was your thousandth "thumb's up", sorry it took so long, but........I had to wait a beat before listening......I still feel the loss

[@anniebe4992]

maybe I should have gone into singing too 😰

[@2puffs770]

@@anniebe4992 Aw honey.....shout to the heavens, pound the pillows, talk to someone.....do anything, I mean ANYTHING but blow your brains out. It's never as bad as we feel it is, of course, you can't convince us of this while we're feeling it......but, age, and wisdom have a way of turning turmoil into tranquility......So glad I didn't take Kurt's way out! Be at peace!

[@MrMetalclay]

I love the crazy Cobain scream. Scentless Aprentice is one of my favorites, it's so heavy and his shriek adds to it! There's a bunch on Nevermind where he goes into complete overdrive on his vocals I especially enjoy Lounge Act.

[@somekindofdude1130]

Effortlessly = his voice breaking, oh yes of course. All jokes aside i love these videos.

[@raffaelepetitta31]

Kurt will always be the legend. His vocal skills were unbeliavable.

[@thefan1629]

Scentless apprentice always gives me chills, defintely the most disturbing song they've ever made. The screams are literally impossible to replicate by anyone else and they are actually bone chilling.

[@nondescriptbeing5944]

I think there’s more disturbing music

[@novanebula8004]

I love that song everytime the hook comes on I just get chills

[@jriamyou8156]

Check out Come On Death if you already haven't. That one disturbs me.

[@Mr_Pumpkin166]

Scentless apprentice is the best song from the universe

[@Geo-wc7jc]

@@nondescriptbeing5944 there always is

[@songsft.googleassistant2542]

You Know You're Right had also a crazy line...

[@mah4i]

Kurt cobain is the most impossible human that i've ever seen.

[@kayakchrispy]

So much emotion in his screams almost like crying… made me tear up 🥺

[@kay.7864]

People say it’s just ugly screaming, but to me it’s angelical crying. 💕

[@Xmunchiexx]

It's definitely ugly screaming. Just very in tune

[@kay.7864]

@@Xmunchiexx yeah! That was his style!

[@suuujji]

its perfect

[@chello70]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@godchi1dvonsteuben770]

The intentional cracking is an intrecal part of his technique. Anyone can insert the intentional crack of voice into their singing, what made Kurt a genius is his knowing where and when to do it, to convey a desired emotion.... No one before, or since has been able to replicate the effect. Kurt Cobain was a genius. It's just a shame it took the world nearly 30 years to realize it...

[@german2501]

If you are new in metal, I highly recommend Bleach and Incesticide before listen to Thrash metal. Paper Cuts, Negative Creep, Downer, Beeswax, Milk It, Tourettes and Hairspray Queen are some examples of how Nirvana could sound so freaking heavy.

[@kathe_mish]

Beeswax, Milk it and Tourettes are masterpieces

[@JacobC479]

Don't forget Blew

[@cameron3786]

blew is in bleach, which was mentioned

[@JacobC479]

@@cameron3786 i know, they were listing examples of songs that could be heavy and I was saying that blew is also one of those songs..

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

The last verse of Lounge Act is pretty crazy and I love it.

[@amaranthx3627]

The vocals in Paper Cuts always give me chills.

[@thegungooch639]

The lyrics give me chills. Very intense stuff. I believe it was a story he read in the paper about a family that abused their children

[@amaranthx3627]

@@thegungooch639 Very dark! I didn't know the back story, thank you.

[@cadesutherland7430]

I don’t know if you know who Firehouse is but the singer Cj Snare is the real deal and can basically sing anything, would love to see a video on him, thanks

[@arlancastillo1637]

Firehouse is out of place in a Nirvana topic...a lame glamrock band like Firehouse must never be compared to a Nuclear Powerhouse of Nirvana. Its like comparing a mouse to a Godzilla...

[@arlancastillo1637]

Listen to Meshuggah and Tool for the Real Killer Deal...listen more...enjoy more...Firehouse is never on fire...fizzled out so quick...just like any glamrock is...so lame

[@ComicAcolyte]

I grew up listening to them. I was 5 years old when I first heard them. I'm built different. Have always loved singers going absolutely primal ever since. Love how Dave carried it on in The Foo Fighters.

[@ericathegypsy4946]

Nirvana was/is my favorite band,and I know every word of their songs. Rest in peace Kurt,love you now and always. Blessed Be.

[@theresurrection4325]

my favourite nirvana song is champagne supernova

[@melbatoast1858]

Me too!

[@CrazySinging]

same

[@sthirteen]

that's a good one but photograph is better

[@gregrichards6077]

That was on the Saturday night fever album.

[@ethereal_ethan]

I prefer Master of Puppets.

[@okinawa484]

I love these so much. His voice was so distinct and always added something to the song that made it stand out. My favorite is Papercuts. It’s such a unique sounding song (hope that makes sense) and I just can’t get over it

[@undercvxr1272]

Kurt's voice is so pretty!!

[@momjeanzz]

negative creep always sends shivers down my spine, i love his screaming so much

[@godchi1dvonsteuben770]

His singing is "brilliant." Perfect adjective. He (literally, and intentionally) broke every vocal rule, in a way where it still conveyed the same emotion that having sung a given lyric "correctly" would have been intended to convey, which before him, was impossible. Such a difficult aproach to vocals, that no one has been able to do it since. He was a genius. Grunge rock died when Kurt did, because Kurt WAS grunge. Without him, music from the seattle scene was just "alternative," or "modern" rock...

[@jackkaneki]

Fan Fact: Territorial Pissings vocal end daily session for Nevermind, because Kurt after this song cant sing this day.

[@novarodriguez3307]

what does cant sing this day mean

[@jackkaneki]

@@novarodriguez3307 voice injury

[@mechamahou8467]

@@jackkaneki he could also only record one song a day because he'd blow his voice out. His voice was special but it would not have been sustainable until today had he lived. He was always a bright star. Bright, short lived.

[@strangerinparis]

@@mechamahou8467 not true, he recorded the entirety of the vocals for In Utero in about 7 hours.

[@brandonmshrock]

Kurt could do some crazy stuff with his voice while always sounding like himself. That why he was one of the best!

[@rayna6530]

what about beans

[@thefan1629]

Scentless apprentice is actually unbelievable.....

[@dogsareawesome9197]

I think the drain you (studio recording) scream is pretty crazy, its muted on nevermind but if you listen to a vocal only version its pretty insane

[@xx7secondsxx]

Gawd!!!a Just the focus on his voice shows!! Everytime!!! Like Hoon and Cornell... Kurdt just had that AMAZING ability!!! No matter how hard you try to replicate it!!! You cant because of the way their body was made!! I've spent soooo much time trying to hit tha natural rasp they all had!! It's not just building calluses on the throat! They had a special gift!!! No matter how many times I hear them!... I'm just 😯🤯🤯🤯😍😍💚🧡💚🧡💚🤘🎸🤘🎸🤘

[@somethingorother3405]

Kurt blew out his vocal chords on territorial pissings.

[@theembodimentofsuffering1532]

I occasionally blow my vocals out on that song but its fun

[@Giova590]

Can you listen to the performance of "Son of a gun" from the concert at "The off ramp" in 1990? His vocals were insane over there. Also his vocals were insane in "Polly" during the concert at "The Vogue" in June 21st 1989

[@Chaseki]

Paper cuts... Probably my favorite song from Nirvana. Cool that it was included here.

[@aitohessu]

Same here, underrated song

[@Sharky-Vr]

I love kurt. may he rest in peace❤

[@myhandlecat]

A legend 🌹 Bleach is one of my fave albums of all time! “Give me back my alcohol…” Tsmfs

[@myhandlecat]

Spank Thu - live at Reading: that’s one hell of a scream before main chorus 😁

[@myhandlecat]

Another version: Nirvana Spank Thru - Early Demo (you’ll love it).

[@ryenaissance]

And this is why Kurt is a legend. WOOOOOOOOOOO

[@wanderershideout]

The type of singing I like!! Also, requesting Kyo from Dir En Grey again.

[@lillydamil1139]

Amazing!!!!!! I love his sooooooo much wow wow perfect video! Thank u fo making Kurt talent was unparalleled. I'm so obessed with his isolated vocals.

[@Johncornwell103]

Maynard's screams can't be done by anyone else

[@mechamahou8467]

Not true. Maynard is ridiculously talented. But any career screamo guy could probably nail his lines. Now WRITING music and screams the way he did? That's the difficult part.

[@Johncornwell103]

@@mechamahou8467 Try to do a full scream for 30 seconds on one breath and see if you can

[@mechamahou8467]

@@Johncornwell103 I'm not a professional screamer by any means so I'm not the one to do it. But it absolutely can be done lmao. Nor does Maynard scream that long live most times lmao.

[@emilioworks2719]

@@Johncornwell103 there is a tool cover band I saw on KZbin called A Perfect Tool. Their singer does a real good job hitting all of Maynard's screams

[@TheLockdownKidNYC]

When I think of some blood curdling screaming I think of "Oh The Guilt!" It's on key too.

[@wendaapriliansyah7249]

the most beautiful scream!

[@cristhianbenitez5084]

All time favorite vocalist and that first clip in the video straight gave me goosebumps!

[@user-yz8xf2bl2k]

Cobain❤...."the scream"vocal act that define....the legitimacy of the singer in ...the genre of Rock .

[@Jatherification]

Kurt's vocals were amazing!

[@mikeandike2021]

Heart shaped box is a good mention too, not impossible just good chorus vocals by kurt. I think the heart shaped box chorus is a really good example of Kurt's vocal abilitys without screaming or the B4 scream from where did you sleep last night. In the chorus his voice is very comfortable with those A4 notes, and it's probably one of the rare moments where he's actually belting instead of full on screaming.

[@lalrohlua27]

My favorite band of all time

[@djangomarkov7948]

He could have made so much more badass music

[@YourElder74]

Not impossible, just blowing out his vocal chords. It's pure emotion, enough to not care if you can speak later. The real deal.

[@almaW9908]

I love Kurt Cobain 💙⭐🎸

[@idunno7166]

From those screams, Kurt got laryngitis.

[@unknownvale2910]

i love him

[@iancardoso7706]

it's amazing how we can feel his pain through his screams, vry brilliant

[@floydpuchi5955]

Increíble !! Me encantas tus videos te sigo en todos desde tus comienzo, aunque no suelo comentar mucho, veo TODOS tus vídeos y me encanta, está todo muy acertado, pero este video me gustó muchísimo, buen contenido y espero sigas activo y disfrutando el proceso! 👏👏👍😎😎😎 Saludos de Argentina!!🇦🇷🇦🇷

[@CrazySinging]

Wow muchas gracias! Que motivador saber que miras todos los videos!!! 💛 Saludos desde acá también 🇦🇷

[@Shriram-jz5jl]

@@CrazySinging Como, no eres de Estados Unidos? 😳😳

[@CrazySinging]

@@Shriram-jz5jl emosido engañado

[@Shriram-jz5jl]

@@CrazySinging Mi vida es una farsa😣

[@kirstingerson7672]

What to say??? This Man was PURE so PURE, he gives EVERYTHING never cares of Pain this Guy was simply CRAZY, able to give EVERYTHING whit all this Emotion i redpekt him soo much

[@vincewarren1271]

The scream in Aneurysm and the final chorus in Lounge Act are sensational as well.

[@stephanie7734]

Hairspray queen sempre me surpreende!

[@johntravolta2519]

I fucking love his voice.

[@Bornathend]

Just stumbled upon here….gonna love this channel.

[@DavenHiskey]

Almost spit my beer all over my laptop

[@shugabuns8255]

It’s vocal fry. Kurt knew what he was doing.

[@jackiecote203]

He knew exactly what he was doing.

[@hunterdavis3003]

Most of his lyrics on in utero are insane….milk it, Tourette’s, Frances farmer, very ape etc etc etc my favorite album not just by nirvana but all time

[@godchi1dvonsteuben770]

He was a genius. So much so that it took the world nearly 30 years to realize it.

[@comeasyouarent]

Really? I mean, I was quite young in 91 (16 actually) but if I remember well, I think a good chunk of the world noticed it early on. I don't know...

[@user-hs3zl2pp5f]

@@comeasyouarentthey didn’t man they just used him for smells like teen spirt back then they didn’t care about him

[@megamuerte6934]

Have you heard Spank Thru? The way his voice goes to the chorus to verse surprises me

[@NågotUnikt]

First time when my friend, a telented singer heard Hairspray Queen he was like "how tf does he even do that?" Can't think of anyone who sings in that fashion.

[@OldmanSk8ing]

It’s like incorporating screaming from horror movies into a song. I don’t know if it’s true but he apparently would go scream at the top of his lungs out at a lake and hear his voice echo across. If you have ever done this it’s the most calming and soothing feeling to hear your aggressive voice echo and fade into serenity. It’s a release of negative energy.

[@tracymallon8485]

Oh my Sweet God above, thank You for giving us Kurt Cobain~~♥︎~I know that You have him with You now, and his soul is at Peace~~♥︎xx

[@3leefclovre]

I’ve actually did a vocal cover of Scentless Apprentice and let me tell you my esophagus was absolutely destroyed afterwards

[@Boris_Amiga1200]

Kurt was the best! No one cant compare to him! So beautiful voice, powerfull! Rasp in his voice is amazing! His screaming was something special!

[@_scabs6669]

I loved the efficiency of this video

[@uranusgus9]

thanks Kurt

[@CreepSHatter]

The thing with Kurt's voice is it sounds like someone who can't sing and is just screaming but each scream or screech was miraculously a note

[@RyphzonBeats]

0:15 marilyn manson sings something like that

[@randomnum111]

When I get a voice crack it's cus I'm ill and it sounds disgusting When He gets a voice Crack it sounds good.. Teach me your ways

[@arkalias3276]

I’m 15 and I can do most of these including school, about a girl, and territorial pissings. I practice my voice into a pillow a couple times a week and have been singing these songs for a few months now, I’m thinking about doing a cover concert one day, no clue when or where but one day for sure.

[@abox8362]

there is no way hairspray queen was meant to be taken seriously

[@felipebezerra2359]

best type of video ever. right to the point, no bullshit. thanks m8

[@_scabs6669]

He would eventually crack under the strain like his cracking vocals. RIP legend KC

[@SickSoundingStuff]

These are all favorites of mine.

[@anasmalek]

Michaël Akerfeldt : hold my beer !

[@AndresGonzalez-zg2tn]

i love how he used his voice but his vocal lines are definitely not "impossible" lol

[@skottyhunter1387]

My fave is the scream about 2 minutes in on Beeswax. Idk if thats his highest but its gotta be close

[@AdamJWM]

“He seems to be singing them effortlessly”? No, that is him singing his heart out, leaving it all out there.

[@ashlabelle]

Man the vocals from School are INSANE.

[@joannasolisamezcua5242]

Kurt Cobain was a crazy sing but with a genial style

[@Carlos_RodriguesS2]

Pearl!!! I love his voice!!!!

[@cknatalia]

he's perfect

[@ladyblue5740]

my guy forever!!❤❤❤❤💯❤

[@specialk2859]

guys i think its gonna get crazier

[@luis-xg2tq]

Acho q um dos motivos que levou ele se matar meio que foi pq não iria conseguir cantar dessa forma por muito tempo . Ao mesmo tempo, ngm consegue imita-lo

[@Junin_1]

O cara era um monstro msm

[@kathe_mish]

Es que es un crack, es demasiado bueno

[@adambeaudoin8818]

The backup singing in the chorus on Pennyroyal Tea is pretty crazy