Nirvana - Nevermind (Part 3 of 4)

[@nino3436]

Man, aren't these videos great?! Watching how these songs all came together in the studio is fascinating.

[@alecdangelo73]

Definitely

[@garyrouyea8369]

You ain't ever lying...

[@kristopherguilbault5428]

I was very lucky I was able to watch the whole unplugged and this whole classic. Albums in a movie theater! It was unreal. With the Dolby Atmos surround. I never got to see Nirvana live. But this was the next best thing.. this was back in 2011

[@edannegrin1345]

the vibrations from kurt's voice are EVERYTHING.

[@bwool1794]

This gives me chills. The best art has true passion behind it. He sang and played his ass off to make this record and it shows.

[@danieladams8085]

The chello gives it that sound of wanting to bring tears to your eyes

[@WillowChord]

So many tears that you couldn't spell cello right

[@ClarkKvnt]

*cello

[@terryrollins1973]

Your spelling brings tears to my eyes

[@gretasstolendreams2154]

Spelling aside, the cello part is perfect

[@alanmurray5963]

I bet Butch was very excited, as a drummer himself to first hear Dave Grohl. He knew they were gonna make one of the best drum albums ever......and they did. A masterpiece

[@harmonvlog]

I'll never forget I owned a skate shop at the time Nevermind came out. I received 50 Nirvana stickers from this guy David Geffen. We plastered those stickers everywhere until we ran out. So what does a 15 year old skater do, well he calls Geffen Records and asks to speak to David. The young lady on the other end of the phone says he tied up, can she take a message. I'm like he sent me 50 Nirvana stickers, could I get 50 more. Few days later, 50 more Nirvana stickers showed up in the mail.

[@fuckcensorship69]

you owned a business at 15?

[@harmonvlog]

@@fuckcensorship69 yeah. A skate shop. I still have one the Nirvana stickers on a old guitar, only one left. We plastered everywhere with those stickers. All over the school, teachers desks, walls, fire extinguishers

[@samanderson6194]

Duuuude how magical is that. Thanks for sharing apart of rock n roll history...both parts the Spit of Cobain and the sizzle of Geffen

[@bobayersquebec]

Absolutly genius album, tanks for that Nirvana ! Even after almost 30 years it a amazing album !!! Kurt we love and miss you !!!

[@juanmanuelcoco]

its an eternal album

[@Rhythmologist]

These must be the masters that were just reported as being lost in a fire. I'm pretty sure this was recorded before the fire took place. What a huge devastating loss!!! Not just the nevermind masters but all the countless others from many other artists that were lost. Such a loss... I was so saddened to hear this news today. I don't even know what to say.

[@lasquish552]

Rhythmologist fill me in on what happened?

[@nikdrown]

These aren’t the masters. Lol. He’s clearly listing off of Pro Tools. Nevermind was recorded on tape of course.

[@dickenya3278]

Dude you don't think they had copies of copies of those masters? Do you really believe they'd keep one master in one studio? That's not how it works.

[@darkhorse7704]

@@dickenya3278 You can capture the original recording into Pro Tools and then make copies, of course - but the master tapes are: The. Master. Tapes. There is only one 2" 24 track master when the original recording is analog tape. Same goes for the 1/2" analog master mixes. The masters are the masters. The copies are copies of the one and only master.

[@dickenya3278]

@@darkhorse7704 they didn't have protools when Nevermind was recorded. Oh and you're wrong, they do keep backups of the original masters.

[@kristopherguilbault5428]

I was very lucky I was able to watch the whole unplugged and this whole classic. Albums in a movie theater! It was unreal. With the Dolby Atmos surround. I never got to see Nirvana live. But this was the next best thing.. this was back in 2011

[@oldben1800]

everything about Nirvana is just eerie, it doesnt even seem like it happened, it was just so lightning so quick and was over

[@IXHannaaahhXI]

Something In The Way is so damn beautiful, i even cried a little.

[@danieladams8085]

Kurt was a music phenomenon!!!!! 1 in 100 trillion

[@sub-jec-tiv]

Jeez i love Butch. He was the right one for the job. He and Steve are super sweet people but more importantly incredibly bright and talented guys. Love you, Smart Studios. 🙏💖 miss you Kurt.

[@JoeLoro]

Nirvana was labeled as "grunge" by all the non-artists who critique real artists and call themselves "music critics" but Nirvana was NIRVANA....they were "grungey", they had underlying "pop-ish" melodies sometimes, they had hard punk rock but not the "punk rock" like IMAGE of spikey hair & mohawks & those bands who try so hard to SEEM "punk" .. NIRVANA was and IS in a genre of its own. A buncha nobodies at the time got together & made some of the best music ever recorded & will live on forever.

[@neoaureus]

Joe Pasquale from The Joe Show ..... Bunch of nobodies keep improving the world

[@dreammfyre]

That’s the same for all of the “grunge” bands, none of them liked that label.

[@Vibeagain]

Grunge works fine. Always did

[@Vibeagain]

​@@dreammfyreoh well

[@markosp]

Super cool to hear the originals and how they edit and do the work so much to do to entertain. Thank you for the hard work.

[@indianaraconceicao6860]

0:00 Something In The Way 5:21 Smells Like Teen Spirit

[@setasan]

So rare when they record and mix everything and bang! They know it will be a huge sucess. That feedback going from the solo all through the verse to the bridge and back to the chorus is just spetacular.

[@karlmoore6354]

Smells like Teen Spirit sounds even better with the full solo. Crazy that I've heard Nevermind about 100 times, without hearing the full solo until now.

[@saentum]

But the full solo is the one on the album version of the song, only the single had it edited in half.

[@thingsprings5493]

We need new episodes of this series

[@magicstriker8819]

7:25 DAMN! They should've left that in there, that sounds sick and goes with the sound so well.

[@stevezach3697]

The sound engineer is awesome. He gets into every song, every beat of every song ... fucking awesome. Butch.. I believe his name is?? Your awesome

[@GameyRaccoon]

Butch Vig is not a sound engineer. He was their producer.

[@mikeryan2838]

Butch Vig also played guitar in the band Garbage.

[@jvig7353]

@@mikeryan2838 He's primarily their drummer, but yeah, the members in that band switch up instruments a lot in the studio and they all have a hand in producing and writing.

[@lepanhman]

Bloody interesting watching this & the making of this massively influential album .So many memories from that time when Nevermind was released so great to see the mechanics & hear the workings of it from the people who made it .🦻🏻🇦🇺👍🏻.

[@historynut00]

this shit is so good! I live hearing it solo- kurts voice is amazing!

[@batasergio8313]

love u kurt, werever u are.

[@JARR_BAND]

Bata Sergio I can't take people seriously who still type "u" instead of "you"

[@familydinner1]

@@JARR_BAND How about Werever instead of Wherever?

[@rabidbwah3430]

@@familydinner1 u and werever, got it

[@familydinner1]

@@rabidbwah3430 Wevermind

[@judasgoat4230]

He's at rest now

[@josephflores9078]

The live version is my favorite

[@SoftDrinksOfChoice]

Dave offered so much w drums and harmonies

[@rmiddlehouse]

I remember when I first heard ‘smells like teen spirit’. It was on MTV. I was so confused, I thought Sting had grown his hair out.

[@duane_313]

Lol

[@josephtelegen8754]

I love that people below are taking the cultural commentaries about alienation and homelessness literally, by refuting, for instance, the "very few people" claim as if that's the important part, as if inelegant comments are part of the epidemic of homelessness in the US. The (obvious) argument is that Cobain was expressing his own isolation and alienation and yet connected with mass audiences, including those who've never literally been homeless. If you fail to understand that...you fail to understand why Cobain was a genius.

[@A1Authority]

At some point, you blast and you blast and you blast, and you just keep blasting. Then you blast-blast-blast, with a hint of blastity-blast. Then you eat some more blaster beans, and blast into the same exact cycle, all over again, always eating some blaster beans at the end of every blast cycle. Do you get it, now?

[@WhisperingChocoTaco]

he sounds like john lennon at 6:00, a pretty good impression too.

[@Viperplayer187]

@Petrrise Grunge IS alternative rock. It's just a term used to describe the different sounds that rock bands were taking after punk rock had fizzled out. It has no specific sound.

[@CharlesVanNoland]

Nevermind released Sept '91 and by Jan '92 it was selling 300k copies per week.

[@ganzyjam2602]

fuck me, that was cool, never had the hair on the back of my neck & arms stand up for this long before.

[@thejoshrocket]

Lmfao. "Oh my god, did we do that? ... How did we do that?"

[@middle_pickup]

"Very few people end up homeless." hahahaha Welcome to 2021, dude.

[@theroll666]

vig is a genius

[@matthall1998]

Part 1 and Part 2 gone?

[@BlueHen123]

Nevermind has sold over 30 Million to date

[@nialld2638]

50k copies they said , to 500k copies at most is what they thought . I am glad to do I own one of those 30million records , classic album

[@heyshea100]

Butch Vig is a legend! Even more so as a drummer for Garbage!

[@jonathanlund590]

Jerry Garcia perfected the art of copying a vocal melody with his guitar

[@drumatic]

Nirvana really was like the Beatles on steroids... Melodic and beautiful but ballsy as hell!

[@lanayajordyn9950]

drumatic yep

[@mattkess3156]

That's cause none of The Beatles were dead before 30, and yeah Nirvana was just as adventurous, each LP is its own interesting sound and style, not to mention Kurt wrote most of Nirvana's songs completely by himself. "By a long shot" get outta here

[@adamsapple7193]

Settle down

[@jamesgandfini7145]

Great band but shouldnt compare the two. It’s a disservice to both artists

[@jewfroDZak]

John and Ringo were the two oldest members of the Beatles and they both were 30 when John left the band. I love Nirvana. But dont try to compare their inventiveness or originality or anything honestly against the Beatles because you dont know what the fuck you're talking about apparently. It silly and futile to compare anyone to The Beatles. I prefer Pink Floyd, Bad Religion, NOFX, Andrew Jackson Jihad, Cake, and Bob Dylan personally in my listening preferences, but everything that came out after The Beatles was pioneered by the Beatles. Every act after them had them in their family tree.

[@pm.meowth4850]

man kurt hated fame then… he would absolutely abhor todays fame and what it does to people

[@tapangasoul6928]

You dont to be a Teenager to relate to these songs.if anything it makes more sense as an adult.

[@shinobikid14]

Yeah, that sums them up. Its interesting to hear the pure notes.

[@theNLpost]

What is the name of this docu or something its legendary man

[@matthew4694]

The series is called Classic Albums and it is epic. I recommend other episodes for Black Sabbath, Steely Dan, and Pink Floyd, but they are all fascinating!

[@entradortango2511]

Esto debe ser enseñado en las escuelas.

[@wide_awake]

Epic

[@shughy1]

KZbin adverts are getting so long at the start of videos 😦

[@Hermiel]

Who produced this? Where can I find the origina?

[@ryangunwitch-black]

Where are parts 1 and 2?

[@JeffyD58]

Awesome

[@avidodd26]

7:35 this annoys me so much. why didn't he include the overtones in the final mix?? they go so well with the next verse...

[@istarteverysentencewithbro]

He did they're just mixed low but you can hear it under...

[@JackJack-zo4zt]

Half a million records? Under-salesmanship of the century.

[@nikdrown]

That was actually realistically speaking for the day and rather good for what was considered an underground band. Nobody seen it coming. They just thought it was a good record.

[@jd0879]

It’s because you’re looking back in hindsight, 500k for a new underground band is amazing. No one could predict they’d be selling 300k a week. Always better to be conservative with projections than optimistic and be disappointed

[@delaxanexel44]

Where is part 1-5

[@OrtonCenaHBatistaFan]

the intro is territorial pissings...

[@JARR_BAND]

Keeng Marbulz yeah? And?

[@Dancing.Pi22a]

Keeng Marbulz no shit

[@nialld2638]

A denial a denial a denial a denial !!!!!

[@Mojo16011973]

"5 string" . . of course

[@prpwnage9296]

Wow Butch is a master of his craft

[@AdamSmithNES]

Charles Rat Cross has apparently never been to California.

[@Keyc94]

I want that fucking master tape.

[@daviddzialo]

What is this from??

[@shughy1]

The adverts on KZbin are getting unbearably long, ruining their own platform 😕

[@danieladams8085]

Kurts music legacy was better than Lennon.

[@RupertDCD27]

:)

[@6maxgrinder549]

The entire song is 2 chords

[@MohamedAkhbar]

Not really, there are 4 chords. 😁

[@6maxgrinder549]

@@MohamedAkhbar no theres not. its F# and D for verse AND chorus

[@gaetanclybouw]

@@6maxgrinder549 the main riff is 4 chords but the whole song probably has 7 chords total.... guess not everyone has learnt to count 😅

[@6maxgrinder549]

@@gaetanclybouw You're wrong. The entire song is F# and D. It's played in Drop D tuning so he is barring the 4th fret (F#) and playing the bottom 3 strings open (D). Just look the damn thing up on Google for God's sake.

[@gaetanclybouw]

@@6maxgrinder549 you are clearly not a guitar player. The song is half step down from standard tuning en as everyone that plays guitar knows, its all powerchords. So please stop misinforming people

[@benjamminbrown1161]

"It's in his nature to get hard" heheheh

[@jleezypd1445]

Hit hard

[@gretasstolendreams2154]

🤦🏼‍♂️

[@stanrapley4102]

class

[@kails88]

Where is the intro from? I believe it's a youngbloods song or something..?

[@allthingsbigandsmall]

Kailee Brandel 'Get Together' - Youngbloods

[@frankcallo6630]

Young Bloods folk rock classic "Get Together". I think Kurt was making fun of the hippy dippy "all you need is love" that so many of us Xers remember from our early childhood and found out was absolute bullshit along the way. I really thin he was the voice of our generation, at least as we were then. its not that he was the greatest artist of our time, he got our soul.

[@xxdoctorkingzxx]

The start of Territorial Pissings

[@travisreid9530]

@@frankcallo6630 That's krist in the intro to Territorial Pissings. It is in mock.

[@nestorgutierrez3031]

alienated from ur own bean

[@Durangaboy]

i don´t think nevermind is grunge, bleach is grunge...nevermind is like alternative rock with really pop melodies and in utero is more close to classic punk

[@brianray9596]

There's really no such sound as "grunge" anyway. All the band that are lumped in that category sound totally different than each other.

[@yahoo2305]

Sorry but this sound like Chopin funeral march... and I think he take some melody form Chopin

[@followfornothing]

Beans

[@frodev728]

and then?

[@shinobikid14]

lol What was he supposed to do? Just set there?

[@NagyonNagy]

shinobikid14 most stupid comment i ever read

[@neurobits]

I’m glad never wasted money for a Nirvana “show”. The child had no respect for the people. Anyway, around 90s, Nirvana was a girl’s band.

[@Adstron2000]

Oh really it gets quiet again? We're f'ing listening!!!!

[@princeofcupspoc9073]

No, we do not all feel alienated from our own being. What a load of BS.

[@erikstigter7897]

it is hard to interpret 'all' in that reference isn't it. I don't think he literally meant to say 'everybody on the face of the earth', but I guess a majority might.. and maybe it's a wrong observation, but I guess we could grant him the right to voice his own opinion.

[@startervisions]

you never feel alone? or lost by your self? that's the point lol

[@theawesomenes619]

you are hypnotized, in a trance

[@donniewynn3277]

I'm disguisted with my own being cause I'm stuck with myself 24-7,and it kinda sucks

[@lucian8515]

you wrong man,type o negative was better than nirvana,i know they are different génder but peter steele was an amaizing musician and lyricist, and he's range out of this World

[@lanayajordyn9950]

Lucian Flores , type o was awesome

[@TheMontyR]

Gender? Do you mean genre? Type o negative was ok but Nirvana had an impact on popular culture that completely changed the musical landscape. Very few bands can say that and I kind of liken it to the Beatles. Nevermind was an album that signified that people were ready to embrace something new and unique. You're entitled to your opinion but when you examine what Nirvana accomplished compared to Type o negative its clear the Nirvana had an impact on music that most bands only dream of. The fact the Nirvana is still relevant and Type o Negative is on the fringes cause few people have heard of them or remember them I don't see how you could think that they were a "better" band. Nirvana also paved the way and open the door for bands that probably wouldn't have had a shot if it weren't for the popularity of Nirvana. Record labels began to give bands of all kinds opportunities because of the paradigm shift Nirvana had created. While you may be a bigger Type o negative fan one thing remains true, Nirvana is an iconic band and Type o negative is not.

[@adamsapple7193]

Stfu

[@donniewynn3277]

@@adamsapple7193 type o negative were small time even Danzig was bigger. Not knocking them but name a rock band since nirvana that had that kinda impact, no one. Real rock died in the 90s and we were left with butt rock. Rock in the mainstream died after nirvana Alice Soundgarden and we were left with creed and limp biscuit, talk about a major downgrade. I'm sure there are good rock bands in the underground but rock is basically dead, now we're left with rap pop country and whatever else

[@Adstron2000]

Butch Vig reiterates the obvious so well. Yeah we know it's mournful and quiet, we're listening to it. Duuuuh?! He's really annoying.

[@StoweGarage]

Adam Price 6 years later imma say stfu

[@joshcaudill9340]

Butch is a musical genius. 7 years later and this comment is still the dummest on the thread. Moron.

[@adamsapple7193]

Adam... You're annoying as fuck and you know NOTHING!