Iggy Pop Unfiltered Thoughts About Nirvana (He Had to Die!)

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[@aarondavid5866]

what did he mean. why did he have to die.?

[@conejos-blancos]

But Iggy emphasis on Money, Music industry and has to die. Thats the words chain.

[@Gigi1111Layna]

​@@aarondavid5866I won't spell it out for you here. But Kurt was leaving the band, going make different music, and divorce. With no "Nirvana" the drummer was already planning music ripped from Kurt's newer style, then he changed to mass rock. A prenup in place, she would get little if none but she had his "pound of flesh" for security. And D.Gef wouldn't have the enormous amount of money coming out of Nirvana. The out come was keep him addicted and the plan was set. All the "theatrics" in the days leading up to Kurt's demise were just a well planned out "act".

[@SpiritGirlSF]

Got a lotta nerve asking for 👍s being this is an AI channel.

[@ZoeF.O]

​@@Gigi1111Layna Yeah, something like that.

[@jenkinses8121]

Notice Iggy doesn’t mention Courtney when talking about Kurt and why he « had to die ». Dave Grohl never mentions her in his autobiography either. When she dies it’s all gonna come out, believe me.

[@3ver4fter53]

lol

[@RK-qh3ll]

For sure she is darkness personified. Cobaine should have run fast in any direction away from her...but like a moth to a flame, he went toward her. It was that self destructive side of him that also created his best art. Anyhow, Im rambling, but point is she had the ear of several murder junky kind of dudes who she had enough money, dope and other luxuries to appeal to.

[@bo0tsy1]

It was probably Dave, speculation, Foo Fighters sold far more albums.

[@MsBlueRyan]

Ignore the trolls. You are correct.

[@MsBlueRyan]

@@daemonionx ..Is that you Court?

[@RIOTEARTH]

I noticed you used my re-imagined version of Talk To Me for your video. That's cool, but maybe a credit is due in the description.

[@SoundscapesRock]

Certainly! we've added the credit in the description. Thank you!

[@RIOTEARTH]

@@SoundscapesRock Much appreciated, rock on!

[@janmichaelpascual379]

That “Talk to Me” song must be released, such a cool song

[@juswolf22]

It’s only meant for iggy not us

[@RandmYTUser]

It has been released on bootlegs years ago one of the outcesticides i believe *edit* I wrote this comment right before the acutal bootleg appeared when i was a teenager thats how we got unreleased music Napster wasnt even a thing yet lol

[@J.Strantz]

There's a live performance of "talk to me" from 1992 on disc 4 of the "with the lights out" box set. 🤷 I like that song too. Not sure if they released a proper studio version. 5:29 that performance.

[@SiennaArtsandCrafts]

Was it on live from the muddy banks of the Wishka? I'm old, had it on tape but the more expensive CD had extra "rare" tracks and a track that played about 30 min after the last song but was not mentioned on the CD, record or tape. I can't remember if it was an instrumental, record companies used to make the album, CD and tapes slightly different so muso folk would buy all 3 versions. The cassette was cheapest then the record and the CD would cost £8 to £11 for a double album. There was a shop selling bootleg versions of all the CDs tapes etc that sold everything, I dunno how they managed to bootleg rare stuff as well as popular chart stuff but the covers were bad copies, the actual music was great compared to bootlegs from record fairs. The irony was they would print the "bootlegs are killing music" thing on the covers just like on the originals that had those stickers on. People were so naive many folks were duped thinking it was just a small indie record seller but they had shops in all the less reputable shopping centers across London 1990 to 1997 time. We used to get stuff we were going off from there and I bought the posthumous CD with the all black cover from there, I can't remember it's title as id gone off nirvana by 93, they were charging silly prices for everything by then and Curt even commented he'd become everything he had once rebelled against but I do remember watching unplugged live on MTV in The Geourge on TCRd up the west end and thinking he looks and sounds suicidal and got back into them as he wasn't acting the rock star diva , some channel said he was dope sick on that gig but you literally can't sit down when dope sick without extreme sweats stomach sickness and legs kicking out involuntarily so if he was he'd either gone for a few days without or he wasn't sick but had not had as much as usual however his eyes were very pinned , and even bright studio lights can't stop the massive pupil effect sickness gives people, but in the candle lit funeral parlor dark set he wouldn't have been pinned if he'd not used before playing. Those rumours about Courtney paying hitmen etc didn't even get a mention till long after the WWW became a thing , I think the first I heard was on a ten years anniversary of curts death someone made up the whole thing for a right wing tv show on conspiracy theories which originally got that theory disregarded then when they had been split long enough to become discovered by the millennial kids those kids who wished they had seen them live, I seen them 9 times, and most people I knew seen them at festivals, even folk who hated rock music but went to festivals anyway had seen them. They were so huge, Way bigger than Bieber or anyone since, even spice girls never achieved that much fame, and with megastardom comes mega theory, but I do think maybe someone who was jealous killed him, Courtney was checked out and her alibis were real but years later kids wanted someone to blame and like Yoko Ono got wrongfully blamed for Lennon's demise and murder so it was for Courtney. I don't like her but at the time she was devastated and angry at his fans for going to her tour and brandishing huge placards with kurdt on . I wonder if the kid with that banner actually thought it a good idea to wave a placard about with the father of her child's face on on her first tour after her husband died? I see both sides but that lass was really thoughtless. Imagine waving your grandad's pic around in front of your Grannie a year or 2 after he'd died? You just wouldn't be that cruel. It hurts even more to be a young widow as your not expecting your mid 20s hubby to die and I think conspiracy theories are 99% wrong. But I do think the industry killed him or people in it. Too many musicians die from drugs and if Curt owed drug money or had dissed a dealer the people selling narcotics at the time wouldn't have thought twice to make an example of a famous customer to scare their other customers. I think the armchair detective crue have been looking in entirely the wrong place.

[@MicheleMcAdoo]

​@@SiennaArtsandCrafts"the WWW" Thing ????🧐

[@christophermoebs5514]

I'm from Detroit and was 16 in 1970 when I first saw the Stooges (Iggy writhed around the venue floor right in front of me)> I loved The Stooges

[@mvwoon]

You're still around Detroit? Check out band V*A*S*E

[@christophermoebs5514]

Actually i fronted my own cover band here in Sacramento for a while but I'm thinking of moving back to Michigan soon@@mvwoon

[@NielsOleNorgaard1983]

They didn't have any songs from the Bleach album when Iggy saw them at the Pyramid Club in the summer of 1989 you say? They were literally on tour for that album, when he saw them!

[@KennyRider137]

She can't pronounce "bassist" so....

[@SwampS0n]

That rubbed me the wrong way too haha@@KennyRider137

[@morbidmanmusic]

AI

[@MicheleMcAdoo]

🧐

[@jal051]

And with Bleach they were relatively big for the indie scene. They even made European tours. I saw them in Spain before Nevermind happened.

[@ShaelRiley]

"He brought in Scream's 'bassist'" Bass. Like a fish. Yes.

[@lpfan23]

Hey it's AI, comes with the territory lol

[@jxorz6013]

Their troutist must be sad he missed out

[@jzolghadr]

Don't support these shit ai channels

[@chrish8903]

I hate this fake shit so much.

[@scottboyd3838]

😛🔫

[@CamInABand]

Talk To Me is such a good song, I’m sure it would’ve been big if it was properly released

[@anonymoussource5344]

God, dude, you have information that Iggy Pop might show up at your gig, and your drummer’s late. Motherfucker, I would tear up the entire fucking joint from colossal anger!

[@sonicaftermath5776]

Hey yo, Muzzy here. Drugs and alcohol have ruined so many lives. Stay clean and sober! If you can. Reality is for people who can’t handle drugs!

[@jimiplayscobo5877]

The Stooges played my high school in 1970 in Windsor Ontario Canada :-) Peace

[@malaquiasalfaro81]

Crazy!!

[@interestingtvlive]

he brought a fishing enthusiast on stage? epic

[@Garsonxxx]

never know when a person might get that craving for seafood!

[@robertmacalpine9421]

😂

[@SoundOfChristRockNRollSaviour]

Nirvana has soooo much unreleased, or underground, music ! All the Outcesticides are amazing. The Chosen Ones is anothwr killer box set. There are also several well done fan albums featuring even more unreleased music. The happy version of Teen Spirit is fckn phenominal !

[@JakelikejakefromSF4936]

I have the Outcesticide bootleg. It has a very obvious typo where it says "in MEMROY of Kurt Cobain". The mistake appears on the edge of the cd sleeve shown in this video.

[@TableOfNine]

Strange how the artwork here portrays the musicians more beautifully than they are in real life. 😅

[@nickymarch2914]

Kurt was already beautiful he didn’t need artwork to make him look better

[@dollydagger4306]

I think Kurt would have been thrilled if he had done something with Iggy. Iggy was his idol. They could have even been friends. That would be a fine entry in his diary.

[@JasonChapman-x5w]

One of them actually but everybody knows John Lennon was his main idol

[@dollydagger4306]

Not everybody knew.

[@dollydagger4306]

My sentiments exactly 💯

[@michaelcapps8052]

Lol well everyone who knows nose Lennon was his idol

[@dollydagger4306]

Who is this 'everyone?'

[@johnn58]

I grew up in Detroit and remember seeing Iggy and watching him smack himself in the mouth with the microphone. Dude was nuts, but put on a killer show.

[@MicheleMcAdoo]

On purpose??

[@jasonvoorhees5640]

iggy is a nonce bro

[@MikkiThaiGuy13]

I saw Iggy in Iowa in 97. It was a epic show worthy of a Spinal Tap. He actually started screwing a huge amplifier and a roadie had to rush up and hold it so he didnt fall off.

[@loudloveen]

I wish you allowed us to save your videos. This is very interesting!

[@williamglenn777]

Nirvana had success, but they were the “corporate version” of college radio that MTV execs decided to back. I’m not saying they weren’t talented. They were. But they were the safe bet. There was nothing “accidental” or “grass roots” about them. They were a calculated kid-friendly Pixies with colorful music videos and a handsome lead-singer, and they were played every hour on the hour to a group of hypnotized 11 year-olds back before the internet transfixed us all. If you can’t see this, I’m sorry…. Even Cobain realized it, and yet he went along with it… Those “exec-types” made a lot of money off of him-as Jiffy* Pop explained quite profoundly and boldly in this video-and those same “music execs” continue to make a lot of money off of him now. And never forget: dead musicians are worth a lot more than living ones, especially when they get memorialized in the 27 Club. Just ask Hendrix, Joplin, and Morrison, etc. Who’s to say Kurt Cobain wasn’t always (and still isn’t) their angsty and profitable puppet? Who’s to say he’s not in the Overlook Hotel at this very moment stuck in eternal-recurrence singing some version of “forever and ever and ever” in perpetuity? No…. I got it wrong…. I’m with him now, annd you’re here, too… and I can hear him. He’s singing “You dreamed of a big star/He played a mean guitar/He always ate in the Steak Bar/He loved to drive in his Jaguar…” Do you know the song? I think you do… Yes, with the lights out, it’s less dangerous…. Here we are now…. Entertain us.

[@rdrrr]

Nirvana was one part Pixies, one part Wipers, one part Screaming Trees, one part Mudhoney. The ingredients weren't original but the result was satisfying, in the way a chocolate cake is satisfying (but ultimately empty calories). You are absolutely right that they were the "corporate-friendly" version of alternative rock and their breakthrough was the beginning of the end of the indie scene, which sucks. And yes, Kurt's pretty face had a lot to do with their success too.

[@jchow5966]

I hsaw Iggy live nany times and the whole experience was amazing!!!!!!!!!

[@emilio8822]

Kurt, gift from God... Now he's in the real nirvana. .. ❤

[@RudyAdrian]

It often doesn't work if two singers collaborate - they end up treading on each other's toes. Now, a singer and someone who's exclusively an instrumentalist, yeah that can work much better :) There are some exceptions - such as Bowie and Lennon with the song "Fame", or Bowie and Queen with "Under Pressure", but in both cases, that was pretty much the only track they did.

[@diegoperez4224]

So basically Bowie with anybody,

[@brandall101]

what about Lennon and McCartney? They seemed to work okay.

[@dolphinberserk]

There’s an art to it - MacCartney did it well, Petty and Nicks did too, but could two intense unpredictable performers like Cobajn and Iggy have navigated the subtleties of an ongoing collaboration. On stage ripping through an old favourite they could have done of course, but wouldn’t it have been cool if they could have spent time on recording together, maybe writing songs, finding. harmonies and making a new sound. Iggy and Kate Pearson’s Candy showed what Iggy could do in a due, particularly his songwriting and the song does something really special extremely well. It sits alongside Stop Dragging My Heart Around (Nicks and Petty) as an all time great duet but has a great rock and roll edge: Kate Pearson and Iggy’s voices are key to this, and probably the long experience as musicians. . If Cobajn could have channeled some of his softer entry, who knows, maybe they could have done it.

[@ThePurplehaze74]

Very True my friend

[@brendanhoffmann8402]

Nietzsche talks about the three stages of the soul. Young people are camels, taking on the weight of the world saying, look how strong I am. Then comes the Lion, who reclaims that weight and turns passions into virtues. Then in old age the final stage becomes the child who is innocent when all the passions have become virtues and all devils, angels. Kurt never got to progress very far, thinking he was still very much a camel.

[@mariedel]

Bien vu Pour le coup le lézard s’épanouit dans sa phase rugissante 😜 Ps les cactus sont pas tres positifs dans la maison c est mieux sur les balcons, terrasses et en exterieur c est tres protecteur C est parceque j ai regardé ta chaine Je ne veux pas etre intrusive D’ailleurs ne reponds pas c etait juste une constatation Qui suivrait les conseils d une inconnue ✌️ Bref…

[@stevew6910]

Interesting choice of words by Iggy, I wonder if he is referring to that was the only way Kirk could get his life back But here is the thing, No matter how big you get, You can unwind it all slowly, Give it ten years and your old product, The people who made all the money should have surrounded him with help, Like James Hatfield was, But something about the grunge scene, They just let all of those guys burn out and go without any, Seattle was Lucifers playground when it come to music and heroin , Grunge and depression went hand and hand, That lead to a self destructive lifestyle... Music is a mood setter, Big hair was all about the party and women

[@fabio4465]

He´s claiming Kurt was assassinated.

[@ven11235]

Kurt was murdered.

[@deanl0]

@@fabio4465 Yeah by himself🕶

[@zariaillevacs9682]

Iggy is right that's how I see Kurt, like a lil devil elf on the shelf .. seriously. 1967 is year of the goat. Iggy is correct blood sacrifice for Geffen

[@saltykrug]

Kind of funny that you can't read the word "bassist" = person who plays bass guitar and you're reporting on rock bands. Damn girl, Hooked on Phonics might help that trip

[@fabianoduartepereiradossantos]

Nirvana is my favorite band since 1993, when they came to play in Brazil!

[@fabianoduartepereiradossantos]

@@PiedPooper-gh6cn No, unfortunately I didn't see both Nirvana's concerts in Brazil! Because I was only twelve years old at that time! I just watched them on TV! But I kew Nirvana's songs and albums in the early January 1993, quite a few days before Nirvana performed their concerts in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro! I was introduced by Nirvana's songs by my cousin Bruno!

[@ivanfranco2363]

Love the art in your videos. It makes me want to actually watch the video and not just listen. I’ve subbed

[@gregdahlen4375]

not sure why him making money meant he had to die. Plenty of people have made lots of money (more than Kurt) and haven't died. Am impressed Iggy spotted Nirvana before they became big

[@Tomsthumb]

See the way that list came out a couple of days ago and that (soon) more than half of Hollywood are addicted to adrenochrome. Well the music industry suffers the same thing. Just look at 2pac, 100mill to do a world tour, when It's over somehow he ended up owing 1mill. 2016 they got rid of every actor and musician that would speak out.

[@YouniverseAtWar]

Because Kurt was going to quit the band. He was worth more dead than alive.

[@gregdahlen4375]

why does him quitting the band make him worth more dead than alive?@@YouniverseAtWar

[@Triggz12]

Because he want playing a long and cancelling shows and the people around him clearly thought he was too much of a loose cannon. Talking about quitting and leaving it all behind to lock himself away do herion and make art. He either lived and the money was lost or he died and everyone became rich.

[@gregdahlen4375]

@@Triggz12 if you're cancelling shows just means agents and promoters stop working with you. doesn't mean you have to die. when he was alive many people got a piece of Nirvana's success. they would have continued to if he kept on living

[@Chronosaur]

How much of this vid is AI generated? A lot of the illustrations clearly are looking at some of the small scale artefacts and the wording's a bit odd here and there so I'm wondering if it played a part in the writing and narration... Welcome to 2024 where you have no idea what's real and what isn't...

[@andiincali.4663]

Iggy knows the truth.

[@JulioAvalos3000]

Wow, great video. You got yourself a sub.

[@jimsteele2072]

Damn Straight! Iggy telling it like it fukn is ....... That is the music biz. Sad but oh so true. Beware!

[@joen8529]

Yet more Ai bs.

[@notanotherjamesmurphy5574]

Scream’s bass-ist

[@martineldritch]

An ichthyologist no doubt, a factotum of freshwater fauna 🤣

[@rebeccav9969]

I don't care about Iggy, I'm just trying to figure out why he stands crooked. Anyone know?

[@shogunstance3750]

Huge Kurt fan. Like massive. But he was not the godfather of grunge

[@timeouthumanity2067]

It's a scary thing to be worth more dead than alive in the music business

[@MicheleMcAdoo]

HOW could that be??

[@BENJAMIN-pc1ir]

That's what I want to know​@@MicheleMcAdoo

[@RawOlympia]

Iggy, thnx for this - and for the Amsterdam lavender in the east village ~

[@precbsfender]

Kurt and Iggy collaboration, EPIC..

[@Cool5380]

And that Iggy is a live must be no less then a miracle! I was sure he would not survive the -80`s and much less the 90`s expected him to go the same way as Johnny Thunders tbh!

[@tonypage8987]

Yeah.... Thats not why Iggy got called Iggy. He tells a differnt story (from the horses mouth). Bit of a mis leader there. He got the name from a job he did selling shoes in a shoe store from the boss who decided to call him Iggy due to whatever reason and took it on board from there. According to the man himself unless he was just making that up. I doubt. That was Iggy's story on how it all started.

[@hillbillyscumfuc4360]

That's exactly how he got his nickname when he played drums in the Iguanas

[@LaurieMarieValdezRNCCRN]

Philadelphia USA🇺🇲

[@aeonflutter]

He was murdered !

[@marissac870]

Please watch. This is brand new breaking

[@Chyrre]

What? This must be wrong! Of course they played Bleach songs on Pyramid. It's all over KZbin

[@Leslie-dj1gn]

Bass is?

[@JesseJames-wj8ft]

Iggys dad was a shop teacher in the mid 80's at the high school I went to, he would not tolerate any mention of his son. He was a big guy with a big beard and kids were intimidated by him, so the brave ones might write Iggy ! on the chalk board between classes to set him off, but few had the guts to razz him to his face. I personally never cared for Iggy, I was into Nugent, Trower, Van Halen, Sabbath ect and Iggy seemed like a sick joke compared to guys like that ,, And when I heard he liked to throw up on the crowd, I made it a point never to see him, not that I would have anyways ,,, Oh I take that back, I did see him once kinda, he was warming up for the Rolling Stones of all bands around 1980 or so, I guess they thought local Detroit guy at a Detroit show would do well, but he didn't. He got boo'ed off the stage and only played 15 minutes or so, practically no one who liked the Stones liked Iggy. The only song of his I can remember is 5 ft 1, that got a little radio play. [I saw an interview some time back and Iggy said yes, his dad was highly embarrassed of his son, but apparently they reconciled in later years, which is always a good thing]

[@fritsvanwandelen1120]

Dum audiance.i like em both very much.and j.cash.an talkingheads.variation is good.an dont forget bubba sparxx

[@h.markhorton8188]

I’m sure A.I. will sure as Pop release a track with both Kurt and Iggy on it. Sad.

[@morbidmanmusic]

This video is AI

[@NathanHassall]

Given what this channel is supposed to be documenting I find it troubling you can't pronounce the word "bassist" 8:35

[@kevcatnip7589]

Would have never happened and you said so already in the post,, Iggy said no

[@t-bo-lesotho]

Iggy Pop plays guitar left-handed. It looks like he might have played drums left-handed as well. Also, is it accurate that Chad Channing was late for a rehearsal or gig and that was the reason for his firing? I don't think that's true. It was Aaron Burckhard who was late for a rehearsal (or multiple rehearsals) and was fired as a result.

[@nillehessy]

yeh and kurt trashed the drums so many times + the rest was part of the act

[@jaymesjmathias9390]

*'IggyKurtPopKobain Crunch Krisp'* Breakfast 🥣 cereal would most likely have been created this year with the idea being introduced by me through my dad to help the aging 70' 80's & 90's rockstar mentality boys & girls, the 15% who survived get essential vities and nutrients their bodies desperately need.

[@martinparker9249]

I Chew your meat for you Pass it back and forth In a passionate kiss From my mouth to yours Sloppy lips to lips You're my vitamins I like you

[@martybrown8559]

don't ask to hit the like button before you show your wares

[@EdFredHernandez]

"They launched into playing 'I wanna be your dog' in 1969".... 😂 so, they all got in the hot tub time machine together and went back to 1969 to play that Stooges classic!

[@brasero20000]

Iggy Saïd that Kurt was killed because his music was making so much money.

[@matthewotremba9230]

Iggy saw Jim Morrison And found his path

[@anvilbrunner.2013]

Uploader skewed the angle. Why. Is it that woman scorned K L

[@krisfrederick5001]

Kurt wrote "Opinion" for Iggy. Not "Talk to me." This channel.

[@StephenWestSyd]

At 3:47 how come Kurt has different colour eyes?

[@DrMurdercock]

5:16 This was Iggy being polite and saying "hhe called me all fucked up one night, when he sobered up, the idea didn'tmean as much to him cause he dodged me" lol

[@careful...Icarus]

Saying godfather of grunge I thought this was gonna be about Mark Arm.

[@Root1966]

Who’s the other guitarists in that old clip?

[@chrisdownes5239]

Jason Everyman

[@chrisdownes5239]

Everman*

[@Root1966]

@@chrisdownes5239 thanks. He never gets mentioned in these clips. Looked him up just now you could do a whole video on that dude alone. From rocker to badass veteran of two wars.

[@iancarlson-w8m]

And when day it ended, with rainbow colors blending, his mind remained unmended, He had to die!

[@fabienh3943]

If all gifted singer songwriters would collaborate .... but 99% of the time they simply don't. Those guys live fast, intensly and work hard. Days are short then and leave litte space to collaborations. Finally, egos are big in the industry. It's more a "fan's" desire to see those type of collaborations than those guys' will. I'm not sure either two huge talents lead necessarily to extraordinary work.

[@coelacanth9311]

Iggy and Kurt? It was never going to happen and that's why it didn't happen IMHO

[@RsiX_productions]

hmmm interesting question , what would iggy and kurts music sound like !?? probably something like some of the tracks found on incesticide , more upbeat punky than all-out dirty and noisey .maybe a little mudhoney-ish possibly . i always thought Mark Arm of mudhoney had a touch of iggy pop about him

[@chrisgreen2786]

I'd be more interested if Iggy did a collaboration with Izzy Stradlin, who like James Williamson back in the day had that young Keef Richards vibe going on. I imagine the result would have sounded like 'KILL CITY'. I remember Dee Dee Ramone saying he wanted to work with Izzy which would've been great! Check out Supersonic by the Nymphs from this time which has Iggy on it and is such a great song. That speech at the end...wow!

[@conejos-blancos]

But Iggy emphasis on Money, Music industry and has to die. Thats the words chain.

[@jaded9087]

Nothing worse that click baity crap that gives you nothing but the title of the thumb nail and AI voice overs that cant pronounce bassist. If you read the thumb nail , there is nothing more to see here.

[@pcm1997]

The commentator didn't even know that Iggy meant that he was killed, you left out about his wife and all his friends...

[@duleewopper]

In the end grohl took it as an opportunity. Kurt maybe decided it was a slight because he want to be included.

[@thrashinwebster]

I thought this video had to be removed?

[@thureintun1687]

why?

[@drewa1999]

Lame reporting. They played the pyramid Club in 89 and bleach was out in full force and so were all the tunes.

[@AaronLakes-ge9su]

What would it have sounded like fuckin epic

[@cropcircle5693]

I still wanna know who "Nearvana" is

[@RoscoPColtrane17]

lol, exactly

[@davidrule1335]

If they were to collaborate I feel like it would have an Iggy/Kurt kinda vibe to it. js

[@hillbillyscumfuc4360]

🤣🤣🤣🤣...well duh. It's them collaborating together so yeah,it'd have their vibes in it

[@erikt454]

I hadn't heard of him being called Iggy Pop until after The Stooges - wasn't he usually referred to as Iggy Stooge from 69 -74?

[@d011p4rtz]

Iggy might be wild...but was he GG Allin wild? as for what I think Kurt would have done, wasn't he and Michael Stipe of R.E.M. ?

[@winstonsmith8240]

What's a bass-ist? Do you mean 'base-ist? AI much?

[@leechild4655]

Iggy & Kurt would sound like Nirvana but with lyrics you could understand? It would have been good.

[@pf100andahalf]

This is garbage talk. Nobody "has to die" in a similar situation to Cobain's.

[@bettybridges1446]

I'm pretty sure Iggy would know more about this then you would unless you were there this guy has been in the business for ever so maybe take that into consideration I've been researching these claims for many many years and the music industry is so evil and money has always been their focus just look up the evil stuff that's being done to these young people in the industry and now their all coming out with the whole truth about the sick thing that goes on in Hollywood

[@pf100andahalf]

@@bettybridges1446 unless someone is forcing you at gunpoint, you can walk away from any situation. End of story

[@nillehessy]

yaah joh forget bout it thats right

[@madhusudan]

@@pf100andahalf Iggy is insinuating that it was not suicide.

[@bettybridges1446]

@@pf100andahalf That's not correct these people are born into the industry and it's exactly like a gang blood in blood out these evil monsters have way too much to lose and they will never let you walk away from the industry these people literally have to sign their name in their own blood and once you've done that there's no turning back they will take everything including your money your sanity most importantly your life make no mistakes about it these kids were sold to the industry from birth they all have a handler that is with them from the moment they were born these old guys like Iggy were smart enough to run their own career and had plenty of money to do so but these young people are put through unthinkable torture all these elite people are connected with the evil Jeffrey Epsteins Island as well as the evil government just look up illuminati pop stars and pizza gate these are some of the most evil monsters on the planet all the elite MONSTERS DO SOME RESEARCH AND SEE WHAT THEY'VE BEEN HIDING FROM YOU IT WILL ABSOLUTELY BLOW YOUR MIND

[@Obironnkenobi]

Honestly the possibilites would have been endless. Kurt didn't really colaborate very much if not at all, and putting both of them together would have been like nuclear fision.

[@StandardDressing]

Wasn't "Talk To Me" a cover?

[@bigdaddypiggy]

Aside from some of the Stooges stuff & “Lust for Life” & maybe “It’s a Perfect Day” I never really “got” Iggy Pop…his music at least ,as a front man he was peerless

[@vollsticks]

Apparently Kurt was mortified that he just happened to be wearing a Stooges shirt the first time he met Iggy, he said he felt " so fucking uncool" (I'm paraphrasing)

[@BeesWaxMinder]

8:25 I would love to hear a bootleg of this gig

[@giovannigasolini9577]

Iggy was great in the adventures of pete and pete

[@KurtCobain2021]

The Band will be called NirGy

[@TehOneTrewIdjut]

Imagine Kurt and Iggy catching bass together. Man. They’d be pros. Bass pros.

[@firsttimecallerlongtimelis836]

I’ve never heard anyone pronounce “bassist” like that is this a bot?

[@adderon]

Bassss ist

[@madshadow25]

Is Kurt godfather of grunge? He plyed punk he wasn't first in grunge. In fackt, Iggy tried to play with The Doors when Jim Morrison died

[@haydenhack]

is this an AI voice?

[@larrytaylor935]

His bassist. ? Like the fish ?

[@benwright6330]

3:29 Johnny Carson

[@chamberfield1]

Did the narrator really say "bas-ist" @ 8:37 ?? Oh my.

[@humungushumungus213]

Metallic KO was a joke, I bought it from 99cents bin back in 1977, it wasn’t worth 99 cents. Iggy got much better after MKO

[@AveragePicker]

Got much better? They had already released The Stooges, Fun House, and Raw Power by then. Metallic KO is half of a set recorded live. The levels aren't great but there isn't a whole lot of live iggy from back that far so it's a great archive.

[@thepriesttheycallhim]

Kurt godfather of grunge? Come on! I love kurt and he sure was a prominent figure of grunge movement (im sure he hated that term) but been a godfahter in music means that you are way ahead of everybody in music styles, so much that you are pioner of a music genere that does not even have a formal name or definition yet, like iggy with punk music or james brown with the soul. As far as is know, Neil young was called the godfather of grunge numerous time...

[@haxio17]

What generation are you ?

[@haxio17]

Looking at your Channel I think you miss a lot of this on Grunge Roots L o L

[@JCOwens-zq6fd]

These studios have "non performance clauses" & some more over these artists. Sometimes one can become more valuable dead than alive.