Nirvana - Rome Interview

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[@StrawberrySunday212]

Thanks for sharing buddy.

[@ScottishTeeVee]

@@StrawberrySunday212 I'm glad you enjoyed this video, I hope you had a look at a few others 🙂

[@StrawberrySunday212]

@@ScottishTeeVee Aye ive watched a few of yours, the prodigy at the 1st T in the park was one. I heard them from my back garden that year, as well as a few other bands.

[@ScottishTeeVee]

@@StrawberrySunday212 Good to read a comment from a person local to me for a change, the vast majority of the comments and subscribers to this channel are from the USA, Russia, Japan etc. So thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Oh and Prodigy from your garden, fantastic 🙂

[@pinoysarapusa3409]

Amazing voice, gifted kurt...

[@charlypower5724]

0:54 that reflection in kurt's eye is kinda amazing

[@hectorlopez1069]

3 dudes that took over the world of music. Long live Nirvana.

[@Antiquesreviewersince]

The interviewer is without any doubt from east london

[@ScottishTeeVee]

LOL

[@TheMaxPower82]

Are there many Italians in East London? LOL

[@Antiquesreviewersince]

@@TheMaxPower82 a lot

[@silaslangsyd]

Soho maybe 😆🙄

[@despair3437]

Antique, the interviewer does not sound black though.

[@eltoro969]

Interview is from 1991. Show is from 1994. Pat Smear joined the band in September 1993.

[@77ennoda77]

Videomusic channel doesn’t exist anymore, palaghiaccio shut down...thank you for posting this glimpse of a disappeared past that still echoes in my mind

[@patton303]

After Nevermind, you rarely see a clip of Nirvana where they didn’t look like tired deer in the headlights. Just a crazy tidal wave of success and attention all at once, and it really freaked them out. Especially Kurt, of course.

[@rychcorporhate]

This Interview was from November 19, 1991 when Nirvana played at Teatro Castello, Rome, Italy. But as for the footage it’s from the February 22, 1994 - Palaghiaccio, Rome, Italy show.

[@8bitakvids]

I was gonna say I know for sure it's the Roma show from a VHS bootleg I bought in the 90s. That was such a great show

[@rychcorporhate]

@@8bitakvids yeah well the Interview in the beginning was backstage from Nirvana's November 19, 1991 show in Rome, then the footage of Nirvana live that's from the February 22, 1994 show in Rome. At the end of the 02/22/94 show after "Heart-Shaped Box" Kurt walks behind his 4 Marshall 4x12 Cabs, and then all you see is Kurts Sonic Blue Mustang (Sky-Stang I) being thrown and it lands face down in the center of the stage, near Krist who him and Dave do a Jam that's mislabel as "What's My Sentence". That Sonic Blue Mustang with the White Seymour Duncan JB Humbucker was his Favorite Mustang of the 4, but the following day when. Nirvana played on the Italian TV show "The Tunnel" where they played "Serve The Servants" and "Dumb" you see Kurt is using his second Sonic Blue Mustang with the Black Seymour Duncan JB Humbucker known as (Sky-Stang II).

[@lettoreentusiasta9374]

definitively 1991. Different hair and better mood, too. And he did not look like a potential suicide.

[@Antanix]

Oh well. Still remember those spring days in 1994 in my school in Italy. I asked to my classmates "hey, why don't we go to Rome to see Nirvana?". One of them replied "no, they are going out of fashion". And another one said "no, maybe next year". Still waiting to this day...

[@zimonslot]

Dude... I've got some bad news for you..

[@danielallan8310]

@@zimonslot 🤣

[@stephenburns3262]

I thank god I got to see them live

[@nuao88]

Wow, where'd you see them?

[@stephenburns3262]

Philadelphia jc Dobbs was around 89

[@stephenburns3262]

I remember I wanted to hear negative creep so bad and it was close to the end everyone went nutts

[@stephenburns3262]

Best concert not because of the things that happened just they were exciting it was fresh

[@nuao88]

@@stephenburns3262 class

[@astrozombie548]

Awesome video! Kurt playing TS was surprising. Great crowd aswell!! 😉🤘

[@ScottishTeeVee]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@michaellyonsca]

8 days later he'd be in a coma (Mar. 2nd). 42 days later, he'd be gone forever (April 5th). So sad.

[@alexanderwilliams3955]

the interview looks like it's from 91/92 judging by the hair and beards

[@michaellyonsca]

@@alexanderwilliams3955 Yes, but the live performance is from 1994

[@hectorlopez1069]

Awesome video of Nirvana in Italy. If I had a time machine, I would definitely go back to one of Nirvana concert.

[@colorfulrain100]

Bro every time I think I seen every nirvana interview something new always pops up. The algorithm is actually doing good for once!!!

[@vipprman]

This was recorded in 1991. You can tell by Krist's beard and long hair (which he didn't have in 1994)

[@nickjohnbrodeur]

This was released after he died. On April 15th. Read the description.

[@vipprman]

@@nickjohnbrodeur oh

[@draganapasti_]

Genuine & powerful. Can’t help listening to Kurt’s brilliant voice and sound in general. One of those spirits which never fades away. He’s simply here to stay. His attitude, his deep dive play ♥️🌹♾

[@kirstingerson7672]

You are so right, i need to know him (his Voice) 😔in my Live, nothing like that, NEVER

[@loudestthought]

damn the most serious interview

[@garyspudgerbrinklow8914]

Ide of loved to av seen the music direction kurt was trying to put out there. Amazing talent and human being taken way to early and that really pisses me off. Rest in peace kurt cobain your forever in our hearts.

[@ahippy8972]

Gary spudger Brinklow no. Grohl and Novoselic were the driving force of nirvana. He was a junky twat.

[@krisfrederick5001]

“It might be nice to start playing acoustic guitars and be thought of as a singer and a songwriter, rather than a 'grunge rocker' you know? Because then I might be able to take advantage of that when I'm older, and sit down on a chair and play acoustic guitar like Johnny Cash.” You did Kurt and we loved it...didn't sound like a man planning to die to me...

[@Heartshapedthings49]

Kurt was very mentally unstable. He was still in a lower point in his life when this interview was taken, but he had hope. ❤

[@Krysticfrequency]

Murdered, obviously.

[@danielrostrooscuromusica4314]

2:34 Kurt confused Spanish "Gracias" with italian "Grazie". But Nevermind.

[@sebastianburgos4698]

And then he smells like Spiritu joven :)

[@joshm2690]

He probably didnt confuse it but did not know it .

[@ahippy8972]

He grew up in a logging town with racist family members and he parodies his mustachio dad in his diary. His early interviews had its removed after they became megastars because he was not always woke. He decided to be a feminist after he met his first gf. The one from Seattle who rarely gives interviews.she is actually a lovely woman.

[@ahippy8972]

J Maier he couldn’t speak languages. He hardly went to school. He wasn’t the educated genius the press portrays. He was much more James dean / natural born killers than Byron Shelley Keats . He had a very obscure version of being anti systemic when all he wanted in the early broke days was to literally be the most successful rock god of the time. I worked for them. The first drummer was not driven enough so curt sacked him. He was very different in real life to how a bunch of 12-35 year olds see him today. .KURT WAS NOT NIRVANA. KURDT KRIST AND A NUMBER OF DRUMMERS AND SESSION MUSICIAN GUITARISTS WERE Nirvana.

[@joshm2690]

@@ahippy8972 Yes , The other musician girl that they dont talk to much , shes not in the documentary . He dated another musician girl , very cute and nice . They said "Kourtney hater her and made me give her back a guitar she gave me . " Klove Angry nut , never fails . lol ...ALso the town you are speaking of is "Aberdeen Washington " . I live on the coast but not far from there . Its an okay town . I am sure its better sense he was here 40 years ago or whatever .

[@Tomnedreb]

I remember buying the bootleg from this show back in 94. Doesen't seem so long ago.. Oh, and the interview from 91 and concert from 94.

[@andrehb]

excellent interview, well done Brüno

[@lollonez4160]

Quanto manchi kurt!!...............

[@JcHussful]

Borat on interview duties in '94.. incredible!

[@hectorlopez1069]

Phenomenal and a masterpiece whenever you watched a Nirvana scene on your smartphone.

[@footballunites5172]

Yeah

[@jordanfats1997]

interview happened in 91, show was in 94

[@Suzanne-goes-Carnivore]

Will never get over the fact that I had tickets for their next show in Amsterdam...its nice to see this, never seen it before, thanks

[@krisfrederick5001]

"Had?" You didn't keep them??? 👀

[@Suzanne-goes-Carnivore]

@@krisfrederick5001 I know I know....was a broke 16 year old back than and they would give me back my money. I remember my friend had purchased the tickets so I dont even remember having them in my house.

[@twomindz79]

I was there!. That day in Culver city for the 'Teen spirit' clip. 15 years old. witnessed history but of course didn't know it at the time. Great days.

[@scottkaralius9044]

What are the things that make your anger explode? Dave Grohl: Wealth

[@hellywise2542]

Umm ok 🙄

[@julichio6241]

Ironic

[@Yoyo-tx3ue]

For me its anytime I hear a shitty Poo Fighters song

[@kungpao-wp2sq]

The interview is from 1991 the live footage from 1994

[@uwusdead]

bingo!

[@realthing1859]

Kurt seems to be in top shape here - I'm talking about the interview as well as the concert!!!

[@SuperDavidGnomo]

1994...great times to be alive.

[@ΒιβλιοθήκηΟκταήμερο]

borat is a good interviewer

[@HypnoseNoirRose]

Yeah, he was really good prepared, the band take him seriously and seems they actually weren't bored as usually after some years of same, sometimes really stupid interviewers questions. As young I always watched VM, it was way better than MTv

[@mr.fingers]

young Dave saying he has a problem with wealth is pretty funny.

[@cultureofcritique9735]

Interviewer: What are the things that make your anger explode? Dave: Wealth. Poor Dave, with a net worth of $320m he must be one of the angriest men on the planet these days.

[@spanellaful]

Wealth of the others, obviously....

[@symphonyinkart]

@@spanellaful 👏👏👏

[@mimimana7406]

@@spanellaful 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@swisscheeseplease97]

Technology is not necessarily a good thing. That would have been a better answer

[@undergroundunlimited2282]

He wasn’t that wealthy back then. He rapidly found out the pressure and expectations that came along with wealth/fame and saw what it was doing to his friend.

[@julichio6241]

Video music was a great TV channel at time! Rip Kurt 😭❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@map3384]

Incredible that it’s 2022 and here we are looking back a Nirvana interview made in good old 1991. 1991 is a nostalgic year. If I could only relive it. Always wondered what things would have been like had Cobain had lived and gone on to rock each decade like the Stones.

[@killelmo]

Yeah totally man, imagine if “grunge” never died.

[@SleezyWeezel]

This was from 1994

[@killelmo]

@@SleezyWeezel no it’s not, it was broadcasted in 1994 yes, but the interview is from 1991. literally do a minute of research before correcting Someone🤓

[@SleezyWeezel]

@@killelmo yeah whatever my bad but go off and be an aggressive and insufferable dork i guess

[@killelmo]

@@SleezyWeezel bro how was that aggressive and insufferable 😭 i didn’t threaten you or anything, I didn’t even curse. I rlly don’t care if I sound like a dork you were just correcting someone for like no reason.

[@davidzshit]

He said gracias in Italy lmfao

[@GageAune]

So..?

[@CrisC28]

@@GageAune that's spanish my dude

[@PorcelainKilt]

Umm. I’m completely shocked Borat interviewed Nirvana. I had no idea Sacha Baron Cohen was around back then.

[@ragingkid9086]

lmfao definitely sounds like Borat

[@ahippy8972]

Patrick O'Neill Borat was about 18 then.

[@ahippy8972]

Raging Kid yup I believe Borat had his 18th the day he did this interview.

[@fiyaaah]

So in how many languages would you be confident to fluently interview famous foreign people?

[@vidamafia4830]

Borat interviewed nirvana....awesome🤘

[@dg3513]

The interview is from 91...Performance 94

[@cateyedboy6614]

The interview is from 1991 in Rome “nevermind” tour, the concert is taken from Rome 1994 “in utero “ tour

[@bragee]

Yes, indeed. They're younger in the first interview. Rome 1994 was his last concert, he killed himself 2 months after...

[@domenicocapuozzo3492]

Se ripenso che il concerto in questione è di due mesi prima del suicidio,mi viene un magone immenso

[@readmelancholystrumpetmaster]

Kurt seems so cool. Hard to believe he was wrestling with suicidal thoughts. I guess that's why his departure took his band mates so hard.

[@mattwilliamson1854]

Depression can work a certain way for people like him. Someone isnt necessarily sad 24/7 or walking around crying all the time. Someone like him could have been in a great mood playing/ joking around all earlier that day and then gotten into a fight with his wife that night and his mood completely shift to hopeless thoughts. Im not saying thats what happened, but moods can shift that drastically literally from moment to moment with people who battle serious depression. Thats why its so shocking when someone who is usually so funny or seems to have so much life can make that decision because most people wont see it coming

[@karazimsabour7899]

@Adrian B he was surely depressed, but yeah I also think he probably did it while in a moment of drug induced hopelessness or something

[@Rob.380]

Ti amo Kurt...sei la storia d' amore più lunga della mia vita

[@marcellocostantini1159]

Sei messa male.. 😂( scherzo)! 💕

[@jeffersonaraujoelcristiano]

Él está en el infierno, aunque.

[@jennahell]

@@jeffersonaraujoelcristianohe is not in hell. His only hell in seeing his daughter grow up believing that he took his own life when he was, in fact, murdered.

[@notyetskeletal4809]

R.I.P Krists' hairline.

[@arnoldstallonereeves7469]

😂 I know what they meant when they say Krist aren’t the same after Kurt was gone.

[@phillythrowbackrapchannel1149]

Rip Dave's hatred of wealth

[@Coryiodine]

@@phillythrowbackrapchannel1149 like dave ever hated wealth..

[@Mrbrycejames]

@@Coryiodine ahaha I know right that was ironic to say

[@stephenburns3262]

And his face after that bass toss

[@MrFoofarew]

I love how Dave says “wealth” and he lives in a mansion today.

[@ahippy8972]

Foo Farew he had only just joined a year before. This is not 94.

[@joshm2690]

He has little girls and a wife now ... Life goes on and people get old ...and sometimes rich . lol

[@ksam545]

Did you all see his house in 'Bill and Ted Face the Music'?

[@MrFoofarew]

Trust My Rage how was that movie??

[@ksam545]

@@MrFoofarew It was okay.

[@sadieadler3065]

Love how Krist gets the cigarette from the floor and smokes it like dude

[@scottonandrew]

Just to see Kurt and know what kind of pain he was in then...Man I wish he had just bailed out of the whole scene and gone off to do art and pottery or whatever he wanted to do. So tragic when someone decides to end their lives...Just DON'T DO IT!

[@stefanosteve7626]

the interview is from their Nevermind tour in 92, but the gig shown was 94.

[@RadioDarioBerlinRome]

The interview is from the gig at "Il Castello", Rome on Nov. the 19th 1991.

[@stefanosteve7626]

@@RadioDarioBerlinRome due italiani che si parlano inglese fantastico🤣

[@RadioDarioBerlinRome]

@@stefanosteve7626 ahah quell'intervista l'ha fatta Giancarlo De Chirico

[@4ND1Y3P35]

2:05 ironic, he surely enjoys well not having to move a finger anymore or write a decent song and never running out of money

[@ashleyphillips5477]

Nirvana always gave great interviews. I think the sudden fame overwhelmed Kurt. he seemed to be a simple guy who loved to play music, but couldn't handle the fame. he said he wanted to be famous but I don't think he was prepared for it. he seemed happier before Nirvana got really successful. sad that he couldn't get help with his depression and drug addiction, but I don't think he wanted help anyway. he was very smart and talented but seemed to be in denial of his problems at the time

[@jeffsoriginalcomedy]

The problem was his evil wife , it all went down hill as soon as she attached herself to Kurt like a leach .

[@ashleyphillips5477]

@@jeffsoriginalcomedy Maybe, maybe not. He was clearly depressed and unhappy before he met her. I am just guessing though. I don't think Courtney was exactly the best choice for a wife for Kurt and she enabled him, for sure. they both did drugs. but I don't think all the blame can be put on her. she didn't cause his depression or his mental health problems, but she wasn't a good influence on him and he probably felt alone even with the family he had

[@jeffsoriginalcomedy]

@@ashleyphillips5477 I don't think you know very much about Kurt or Courtney. Did you watch the interview with her foster parents? Did you hear what they said about what she wrote in her diary when she was 13 years old? She is a snake, she leached herself on to Kurt, and sent him spiraling downward while she did exactly what she said she was going to do in that diary. No one has done more research on the subject than me, I know all sorts of things about the case and both of these people. I can assure you Courtney was the end of Kurt in more ways than one. She is pure evil, connected to the Hollywood elite, and would do anything for fame. Find out the whole story before you make any guesses. I doubt you'll be able to listen to the interview with her own foster parents and still believe in what you have said.

[@ashleyphillips5477]

@@jeffsoriginalcomedy No, I have not seen that interview yet but I will check it out. you have made some good points, Courtney wasn't a good influence on him. it's sad what happened

[@jeffsoriginalcomedy]

@@ashleyphillips5477 it's pretty frightening. I believe their interview is also included in the documentary Kurt and Courtney. Also in that same documentary there is another punk rock musician from fairly unknown band, he was a real dirtbag drug dealing scumbag type of guy. In his interview he openly admits that Courtney Love offered him $50,000 to kill Kurt and the only reason he didn't take it was because he didn't think she was serious and he was going on tour with his shitty band. The dude was a psychopath and would have clearly killed for money, but he just didn't take her seriously and didn't take the job. Well he's giving that interview you can hear a girl crying for help in the background quietly. Turns out he had kidnapped a couple girls and they were actually locked in his shed while he was doing that interview. After giving that public interview, he mysteriously died on the railroad tracks by his house that he had lived at for 20 years. Apparently he took heroin and fell asleep on the railroad tracks and got hit by the train. Sounds believable right? There's many good documentaries out there that include the interviews with Courtney's Foster parents. Once you hear what they have to say, there is no longer any doubt about what really happened and who was responsible. Did she do it herself? No. She was fucking everybody in the music industry and in hollywood, and the Hollywood goons were hired to take care of Kurt. Courtney was a very messed up girl especially at that time, and she was about to become one of the richest women in the world and completely take control of the Nirvana catalog which she held over the remaining members of the band. Hence all the lawsuits between her and Dave Grohl. People will do anything for money and fame. They might even write about their plans in a diary when they were 13.

[@prowlerVoorhees]

i'm so happy that the songs from incesticide were put on the background

[@thornbird6768]

I post this every time I watch a Nirvana vid , Kurt Cobain was sooo pretty ❤️❤️

[@0371998]

So They were capable to make entertainmnent with all the subject who are at the core of our Republics. This is like the Renaissance with the precious ease of the high potential.

[@domenicozauber206]

"GRACIAS"

[@xaviergelard280]

Ahaha

[@rexx9496]

Dave Grohl said he's against wealth, now he's one of the richest musicians on earth, lol.

[@arthurcox3030]

Total sell out hypocrite! Love his drumming but don’t like much of the foos. First 2 albums that’s it. When he says wealth here I get the feeling he’s only playing a part to fit in with Kurt n kris.. He’s turned into everything Nirvana we’re against now. Still one of the best drummers but 💯 an actor.

[@otakuholly8885]

@@arthurcox3030 not quite, he has done majorly cool other work, i prefer the colour and the shape above everything theyve done, but to dismiss the rest? go listen to "learn to fly" again (or "Rope", or "Razor"), great song(s). I also like that he does charity work, cool side projects (Probot?!!!!!) has toured endlessly and has a great sense of humor, Studio 666 is such a good goofy movie as well. And dont even bring up Sound City!!!!!!!!! Okay fanrant over.

[@arthurcox3030]

@@otakuholly8885 alright girl don’t get your nickers in a twist!! I’m not denying he hasn’t done other good work.. just wouldn’t personally listen to anything other than the first 2 of his foo fighters albums. You’re absolutely delusional if you think he hasn’t sold out though. He’s hollywoods rock darling now and Kurt would be rolling in his grave if he were in one. He’s everything Nirvana stood against.. the mainstream. And this new movie he’s in just hammers the fact in more with this 666 thing he’s helping push. The sell your soul system.. For you to even mention that satanic crap shows your ignorance and total compliance. You still probably believe Kurt did kill himself and Courtney’s a lil Angel even with all the evidence available. Dave is just another talented but certainly bought and paid for actor pushing an agenda so obvious only dummies can’t see it!! What a fantard 😂

[@chrollo7102]

@@arthurcox3030 no. He is a world class musician, he isn’t gonna throw every dime to the wind. The real world hits hard bud

[@spaceorbison]

he was always a fucking fake

[@barbarar.3719]

Grazie per aver condiviso!

[@blackjack2275]

Aquellos ańos, como lo hecho de meno! Eramos tan jóvenes

[@shadygroves8252]

4 piece Nirvana saved the planet in another dimension

[@0371998]

The incident of Rome , in 1994....the Finals Days should have push the die hard fan and the police to grab all the CCTV cam recorder- Raw Footage of the RICH Hotel where They were.

[@GnomeChomsky9999]

Sorry to break it to you but it's like 30 years too late..

[@6stringbass460]

First time I’ve seen them take an interview seriously

[@playnatethegreat]

Kurt was so strong and healthy back in 1991. look at his neck!

[@shineboxofiran1899]

Not quite like Coreys 😂

[@DanielA91919]

He was, if you look at the nevermind promo photos he’s a strapping young lad.

[@SoundMuzak]

I thought I've had seen all their interviews... But first time I see this

[@Paul-dw2cl]

wow, that’s cool that they played Smells Like Teen Spirit for the people in Rome

[@waynesaunders1151]

A lot of hate here toward Nirvana? Why are you even watching this video? Go crawl under ya beds and dust off ya little secret collection of Nirvana records and listen to them.....sssshhhhh we won't tell.

[@ahippy8972]

Back then about 80% of nirvana fans me included went on to become heroin addicts. It wasn’t really Curtis fault but I can only speak for me, I worked on their first few tours and we were constantly hearing him saying how he was having amazing experience on smack. Almost everyone tried it and as it was free carried on. I’m guessing that a lot of fans didn’t have the money but also hoped to get famous by using and he would say Byron influenced him and other people who when anyone asked him about we soon discovered he knew hardly anything about the British romantic poets who first claimed opiates influced amazing visions which made them famous. Those romantics from the early 1800s were already rich and famous. Byron was a hereditary English lord. Mary Shelleys mum was one of the first successful feminist authors. They did all die young and all wasted their fortunes on drugs. Not how curt said it at all. Then there is teenage angst. Great when your 13-16 but it’s a bit odd for a 25-6 year old man, a father, to try to act like a 12 year old who got grounded. The whole scene was very over rated BUT It LEFT US SOME AWESOME TUNES, EVEN IF ALMOST HALF WERE COVERS.

[@cpesq.5884]

Is this borat conducting interview? Very niiiiiiice

[@alexdebua]

No just your real grandpa

[@gabrielcabral7860]

It´s funny to see Dave being so shy 😆By the way, Kurt mixed up languages, saying "gracias" 😅

[@HeyDrJen84]

I caught that lol 😂 Buongiorno!

[@GoingMarco]

I love the medical diagnoses people try to give based on watching an interview.. oh he looked so saaayadd, i can tell he hayyted those guys, his eyes are sooo full off mefadoneeee... geez louise guys, this interview wasn't even near the end and yall still see what you want to see

[@ilsk8in94]

Exactly

[@ashleyphillips5477]

having an opinion is not giving a medical diagnosis about someone

[@GoingMarco]

@@ashleyphillips5477 whatever it is, it's weird

[@BIGxBOSSxx1]

The irony in Dave Grohl saying that wealth angers him...look at him now. Net worth of $320 million.

[@thebrokenclaim]

yeah, all made working ;)

[@brinsullivan3020]

Cory Paul shut up

[@andrewmachado6988]

He wasn’t poor while he was in Nirvana either. Don’t kid yourself, they claimed to be “anti establishment” and hate “rich rock stars” but they were millionaires as well and became everything that they hated.

[@BIGxBOSSxx1]

Andrew Machado yeah they were rich but they weren’t materialistic.

[@andrewmachado6988]

BIGxBOSSxx1 How do you figure? As soon as the money started rolling in, the first thing Kurt Cobain did was buy a huge house in an upscale area of Seattle. It was for sale about a year ago and they were asking $7.5 million for it. It’s safe to say Kurt wasn’t living inside a log cabin. They can do as they please with their money, it’s no ones business, as they earned it through their hard work. my issue is the fact that they talked as if they were poor living off food stamps (which naive fans believed) meanwhile they were living in mansions and had substantial amounts of cash in the bank.

[@Kyrios74]

I was there ❤️

[@tonydrew914]

You are a legend

[@ashleyphillips5477]

If Kurt were alive today, I think he would be really uncomfortable with the fact that clothing companies are selling shirts with Nirvana's name on them.

[@drewa1999]

He seemed fine with companies, and their merch booths, selling them when he was alive but ...

[@Leon-Coils19912]

They do it so much, that a lot of people think Nirvana is a clothing brand 😬

[@ashleyphillips5477]

@@Leon-Coils19912 That is true

[@bmark7951]

I think your a moron and wrong

[@bigbowlowrong4694]

I doubt it, given the fact Nirvana tshirts were sold at their shows while he was still alive😆

[@alexyamach3635]

Wow, Kurt seems awake, alert, interested, postive and NORMAL in the interview. Never seen him like that before. All other interviews I've seen of him he was bored, uninterested, tired, negative, annoyed, etc.

[@thomash.larsen6932]

So you're normal? Borring 😁

[@averagesionenjoyer8948]

it was in 90-91 so he wasnt as tired back then

[@eltoro969]

Really? He seems pretty high here and it also looks like Dave is trying to get the focus away from it. Kurt was heavily addicted at this point and Nirvana cancelled a show the night before. They actually cancelled a lot of shows on this one. Or any tour actually. They got a lot of hate from the fans in Europe because of it and they also lost a lot of European fans after their tours over here because many of the shows Kurt was so stoned they sounded horrible.

[@SprinkleB0mb]

@@eltoro969 I don't think he was stoned

[@konrock86]

@@eltoro969 exactly this guy was at the end a pure junkie

[@TYSON99999]

Dave rebeling against "Wealth". It’d be interesting to go back in time and show them his clip from the new Bill and Ted movie.

[@Diggerdog2nd]

The live stuff is Rome 94 but the interview is clearly from late 91. By 93 Krist & Dave had short hair & Kurt didn't look like that in 94 either.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

Good point. Also the focus on the Smells Like Teen Spirit video clearly indicates that interview was an early one, right when Nirvana exploded. I happened to see them 30 years ago on September 22, 1990 in Seattle at the International Motor Sports Garage with the Melvins and the Dwarves. I didn't even know who Nirvana was.. My how time flies.

[@StanTheObserver-lo8rx]

The thumb looks more like '88..he's not as thin there as he got later with the drug habit..

[@ahippy8972]

Stop the Philosophical Zombies awesome! I seen them in Newcastle riverside with Tad and Mudhoney. I loved the early days. After 91 curt became a parody of anarchic music tho. It was excruciating to watch.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

@@ahippy8972 What do you mean? He had grown past the music and was bored? (I guess he even said as much in Serve the Servants) When I saw them it was pure energy and youthful joy/anger. You can find clips of that show on YT. It was the last time they played without Grohl.

[@ahippy8972]

Stop the Philosophical Zombies where on earth did you see that bit of fake news? Please send some links. They were still writing but his addiction was disabling by that point. It was 91. Google the name of the show this interview is from . Nirvana had not released like at the muddy banks of the Whiska inutero etal et al

[@oldtimesjoy]

Cobain saying “¡gracias!” in Italy 😆 Like people saying “I can speak a little Spanish” when I say I’m Brazilian lol

[@hectorlopez1069]

That is priceless. Kurt was the man.

[@tommydewayneisaacs2739]

Nirvana kicked ass on stage!

[@meglea7065]

He wanted to be a songwriter. He expressed wanting longevity with his music career and I think fronting was too stressful and detrimental to his health. It’s obvious in this interview how Dave stands out and Kurt shrinks back. He was about to derail the cash train.

[@joshuasmith6346]

Foo Fighters suck

[@kevenrowe2958]

@@joshuasmith6346 sold millions of million albums something you will never do in your pathetic life 😂🤡

[@euroyen420]

Krist, not inhaling the cigg 😆, its all about the look!

[@DM-sc9rg]

My buddy smokes cigarettes like that but it's because take power drags

[@joeellislive]

The interviewer sounds just like Sacha Baron Cohen

[@grose2272]

We like!!

[@ShadeATV]

Kurt Cobain was featured on No Context DM’s on Twitter with his “I broke my spine while attempting a Michael Jackson dance” DM

[@exotictrap_]

Yeah, just by looking at Krist you can tell it’s 1991

[@spaceorbison]

Dave never really had any social causes or concerns he just blurted something out to try and fit in

[@owenatkinson4251]

This is a weird weird comment section

[@ScottishTeeVee]

Even KZbin thinks the comments are weird, because everyday, it is blocking at least 40 comments on this video.

[@sicidamara7061]

This jsut got recommended to everyone lol

[@ScottishTeeVee]

YT is recommending lots of this videos on this channel, so I'm no at around two Million views each month.

[@alexiaconsultoria5253]

eternamente Kurt Cobain ! ele e um gênio uma pessoa especial

[@samiam7342]

Kurt's voice sounded great...........im surprised considering what he was going through in his personal life at the time.......mentally, he was in horrible shape..........r.i.p.

[@buddingvenus81]

Yep, dating a narcissistic soul sucker will do that to you but here it looks as tho he has made up his mind and he is thinking clearly.

[@samiam7342]

@@buddingvenus81 She destroyed that man's mind and his life....he was already depressed but she was the second coming of Nancy Spungen......not a good spot to be in......r.i.p.

[@buddingvenus81]

@@samiam7342 Right. You really have to look at Kurt from the beginning and then follow his downward spiral that was towards the end of his life. It is very characteristic step-by-step of how a narcissist would wear you down by alienating you or rather love bombing you first, alienating you from any positive support, wearing you down, then destroy. You could tell that she was using other men to make him feel worthless or two knock him down a few pegs. Classic narcissist move going from supply to supply to de value whoever they are trying to hurt.

[@snobgoblin1226]

Borat interviewing Nirvana.

[@Breoman]

interesting to see kurt in his final time, he didnt seem suicidal if u ask me but he is missed. rip.

[@keithgreen441]

2:33 😆 Kurt just goes along lol!

[@rup3rt75]

I think Kurt meant to say Grazie at the beginning of the set :)

[@erimozata5120]

Ikr

[@keiabyss295]

He said in Spanish lol

[@darthvader5701]

Hey Borat is that you?

[@grungejomeberm9705]

Never fade Kurt Donald Cobain..

[@konrock86]

He was such a junkie. An addicted guy who was such an average guitar player.

[@Maddox209]

@@konrock86you're not so good either. What a surprise!

[@konrock86]

@@Maddox209 Joe satriani is best

[@Maddox209]

@@konrock86 thats a separate genre from grunge lol

[@konrock86]

@@Maddox209 grunge is a relatively simple form of rock music. The solos are not long and the singer does not need to be the best. So here we go. Nirvanas Nevermind was an international breakthrough because the melodies were quite simple but catchy. Cobains voice catched a certain audience especially younger people. But that guy had massive drug problems and finally the media cared more about Cobain and his private problems and not the music.

[@ruddyguzzman]

BORAT interviews nirvana

[@heightenedsenses9605]

I thought the same 🤣

[@lmn6440]

What are the things... That make your anger.. Explude

[@oksanatrofimova5214]

🔥

[@marioguida1841]

Rip Kurt Cobain amen

[@tuuulyyy4138]

cuando dice gracias en vez de grazie:') que tierno

[@sebastianburgos4698]

And then he smells like Spiritu joven :)

[@tuuulyyy4138]

@@sebastianburgos4698 cuando dice eso? o.o

[@sebastianburgos4698]

@@tuuulyyy4138 he doesn't say it; he plays it :)

[@tuuulyyy4138]

@@sebastianburgos4698 looool

[@sebastianburgos4698]

@@tuuulyyy4138 xD

[@antonioparentejuniorparent7917]

1991 interview 🤘

[@meditationplanet2140]

I wish things would have worked out differently for Kurt.

[@richardhouse1292]

me too

[@ashleyphillips5477]

Me too. He was such a smart guy, but I think he had so many problems from the beginning, and the wrong people around him to help him. his life was probably always going to end how it did

[@flemmingpetersen419]

It was destiny - i treasure the moments he gave in his short life.

[@salvatorerullo21]

i wish different wife for kurt

[@jlouis4407]

He overdosed over and over before his suicide he had a death wish I wish it would have worked out differently, though