Nirvana - Territorial Pissing REACTION & REVIEW! FIRST TIME HEARING!

[@cebrinpitts]

He blew his voice out after recording this track. You can hear it go towards the end of the track 😂. I would not be who I am without this band. They sent me in to a deep dive of music.

[@dannysarco6743]

Name one other person as committed to a vocal take to the point they are boiling their vocal chords AND they put that take unedited on the album! Nobody is the answer. Kurt left everything on the field. One of my favorite songs PERIOD of all time from any artist or band!

[@jcselement]

@@dannysarco6743 John Lennon on Twist and Shout is pretty similar, he nearly blew his voice out, same with the track "Mother" from his "Plastic Ono Band" album

[@mikeydal8460]

@@jcselement yeah but John Lennon was sick when they recorded that

[@qbsrd]

@@mikeydal8460 During Twist And Shout, yes but I don't think he was sick when he was recording Mother and Well, Well, Well from his first solo album

[@kBlueberry2024]

​@@dannysarco6743before the vocal take of Territorial Pissings, Kurt told Butch Vig 'I am only doing one vocal take of this song' pretty badass.

[@VinsPol247]

I saw Nirvana perform this live in concert in 1993. This was the song they closed with right before they smashed all their equipment, and Kurt smashed his head over and over onto one of the guitar amps on the stack. Everybody was just allowed on stage after the show to take parts of broken guitars and drum kit fragments home with them. Stage diving was allowed through the entire gig. Best concert ever...

[@scoggzap]

JEALOUS😔

[@InfinityDejavu]

Do you still had them sir?

[@juicebox5453]

@@mrgoatguy7828reading was 92

[@mrgoatguy7828]

@@juicebox5453 I can't remember typing that tbh, idrk why I said that because that description sounds absolutely nothing like reading 91 or reading 92 so my bad

[@juicebox5453]

@@mrgoatguy7828 it’s all good 🤘

[@JamesBeam420]

"Just because you're paranoid. Don't mean they're not after you." Love that line 😊❤️

[@tomtomthebear]

The live version they did on the Jonathan Ross show was beyond epic….they were supposed to do lithium, they came on stage fucked shit up, trashed their kit and fucked off…🤣🤣🤣🤣perfection

[@Themaskplague]

That’s an epic performance and Jonathan’s reaction was great aswell

[@ericflaherty4668]

This and Drain You were what I thought would be the lasting tracks from this album. 30 years later, nearly the entire thing still holds up.

[@marcovtjev]

Drain you++ Specially live versions. Add School from Bleach.

[@ericflaherty4668]

@@marcovtjev Paper Cuts from Bleach is my favorite song of theirs

[@oceanshrugs9235]

The ENTIRE thing still does. Their discography holds up

[@dathorndike4908]

Can't stand Teen Spirit and In Bloom, myself. But alot of brilliance on there still.

[@LuckyRMST]

This is indeed from Nevermind. They played this song together with Smells Like Teen Spirit on their 1st SNL performance too!

[@mountainsinmymind]

Not only it is a Nirvana song, they played it on SNL. So not a completely deep cut. They had amazing range from the unplugged folk/blues style to pop rock to flat out punk.

[@JBlood-gf5pv]

The entirety of Nevermind as a listening experience really shows off the breadth of their song writing. Recommend really taking the time to take it all in at once. It shows you something new on every listen.

[@MorgothsBalrog]

Kurt's first ever concert was a Black Flag concert.

[@o_o3684]

No it wasn’t 💀it was the melvins

[@purorockyaguita]

@@o_o3684 i think was van halen

[@kfcbrian4416]

@@purorockyaguita no it was Britney Spears

[@squire8323]

@@kfcbrian4416 it was lady gaga

[@metetural9140]

​@@squire8323no you dumbass's it was Foo Fighters

[@spencerific93]

There was definitely some Black Flag influence in Nirvana. Kurt stated that the song "Downer" was specifically him trying to do the Black Flag thing.

[@unpaidwaystarroycointern]

just added that song to my playlist, thanks for the unintentional recommendation lol

[@spencerific93]

@@unpaidwaystarroycointern You are very welcome.

[@fenderfox5080]

He had so many great songs like this, his vocals will never be matched ever again lol.

[@mayajade6198]

None of Nirvana's biggest singles come close to communicating how hard they could rock out. This isn't just "really" Nirvana, this is the _real_ Nirvana. These are the kinds of wild, chaotic energies that they brought into their live performances.

[@tt-du6vc]

Nirvana is that punk energy AND the singles.

[@jacktilghman9797]

Lol, nirvana was equal parts blistering punk songs and pretty melodic ones, I think even Kurt would attest to that, even though he allegedly hated how much he couldn’t resist the catchy melodies he wrote, he seemingly didn’t know how to not write them lol.

[@blanewilliams5960]

This is my favorite song from the NEVERMIND album. And btw it is "Territorial Pissings" plural. "Breed" from that album has a similar feel and their are a some others that have that punk feel on other albums. One of the reasons I became a Nirvana fan was the punk element in their music. Great reaction and score, David. Peace!

[@Stockhandle123]

You always said you like when Nirvana goes punk and this is them as their punkiest.

[@jacktilghman9797]

You might be right, since bleach is less punky more, grunge/almost doom-sludge, apart from about a girl obviously.

[@jdtiff]

Lounge act is my favorite song from Nevermind. Check it out.

[@davemc8021]

Same, that song builds up so nicely

[@oksotheresthat6185]

Lounge act, Paper Cuts, Milk It were always my top 3 Nirvana songs.

[@mux1978]

@@oksotheresthat6185 Paper Cuts....one of the craziest vocals that Kurt ever did. Absolute nut.

[@jakefromstatefarm1405]

Studio version my friend, and an underrated track on one of the biggest Albums of all time 👍✌️

[@MrK-wu7ci]

I couldn't find many songs similar to Black Flag, however this song fits exactly: Nirvana - Tourette's (In Utero) More Punk styled songs from Nirvana: Nirvana - Very Ape Nirvana - Molly's Lips Nirvana - Turnaround Nirvana were heavily involved with TAD (1). Kurt Cobain also roadied for the Melvins. The thing is that no one can keep that kind of Black Flag energy going for more than a minute per song. So the way a lot of grunge songs are structured, is that they have roughly a 3/4 Black Sabbath slow buildup and a 1/4 Black Flag payoff. Henry Rollins about Nirvana and Grunge in 1992. See: Henry Rollins on Nirvana and End of Silence - 1992 (1) See: Nirvana & Tad - Live at Bloom, Mezzago, Italy | 11.26.1989 (HQ)

[@chrismartin2663]

I don't immediately remember Tourettes but this song, Very ape, Molly's lips and turnaround are great.

[@potatos_4_free]

@@chrismartin2663 tourettes was just a couple tracks after Very Ape on In Utero. I loved the lyrics they put in the cover for Tourettes. Cufk. Tish. Sips.

[@7BlueDodger]

I’m sure someone else beat me to the punch but I’ll say it anyway. Yes this song is on the Nevermind album. When I first heard the album I was surprised that all the tracks that were not radio singles were just as good or better than the singles. I love this album. It’s one of those albums I can just hit play and let the needle ride, until I gotta flip it to the other side lol.

[@jazon345]

I think one of my favorite things about watching you venture into your Nirvana series is just how much you've come to appreciate their punk roots, especially on a lot of their deep album cuts. I think you would quite enjoy just sitting down and listening to their projects (3 studio albums, one compilation entitled "Incesticide") all the way through.

[@MSA]

Nevermind Is a must have haha Lithium, in bloom, Territorial, Polly, Come as you are, Breed, Stay Away, Drain you... And fucking Smells like teen spirit...

[@fgrillo29]

This IS Nirvana. This was 1991. This is what we fell in love with. Pure, raw energy. Never mind is a monster of an album. Grab it. You won’t regret it.

[@nirvanarocks83]

Then went even HEAVIER on in utero what a band man

[@MegaTechpc]

Never mind was such an amazing record! Yes, this is absolutely Nirvana and by far my favorite record they ever made. Ironic too because Cobain is on record of saying he hated the record because it was “too” polished. I don’t care, the song-writing on this album was just perfect. And I am by no means a Nirvana fan but this record was and still is incredible.

[@MrDe4dF0rce]

the album is called nevermind, david u might have heard of it :D

[@ioand2370]

if nobody has said this is from nevermind their second album and is an original nirvana song

[@LudvikM]

Glad you asked, this is from a very obscure and underrated album called... XD

[@antitypical1807]

It's on Nevermind, but if you want more songs like this, try Bleach or Incesticide

[@LFCTiger1]

First song on side 2 of Nevermind.. Was my favourite song first time I listened to the album in ‘91, and probably still favourite today

[@isolateddemon9438]

NIRVANA WERE THE BEATLES OF OUR GENERATION.👹

[@peytonlong5573]

This was on the album that made them the biggest band Nevermind

[@212mochaman]

Yep. Nevermind. It aint a photoshop. Its definitely b side deep cut that shouldnt really be a deep cut considering the 33 million or so albums sold. There's one other song in this vein called stay away though its been years since i heard that

[@williamkramer9731]

It's not that deep of a cut.... They played it love regularly, and have some so televised numerous times

[@212mochaman]

@@williamkramer9731 yeah but if you factor that they had 2 years of live performances from 2 albums of material then their entire discography probably got played

[@williamkramer9731]

@@212mochaman it rarely ever left the set list and we're talking performed at least a few times on live TV. I know it wasn't a single, but deep cuts would've been like 3/4s of bleach, and incesticide.... Honestly, thinking about it, the only songs they didn't play that frequently from nevermind, though they still did, were lounge act and on a plain. Honestly, despite the obvious singles, I've even heard rock radio play every song on this album, with exception of lounge act. It can be considered a deep cut to the event of mostly only hardcore fans would love it, but at the same time, almost everyone's going to have heard this, because it read a frequent, and performed on high rated live television broadcasts, taking that aspect away, so it wasn't a very deep cut.

[@haywoodjablomi2526]

Nevermind is Nirvana’s most ‘pop’ album, and Territorial Pissings is the only song on this album that is straightforward punk. Bleach is dark, slower, and has more like a groove-metal vibe. Incesticide is kind of like punk, heavy, more pop-influenced collection of songs with some dark sounding stuff towards the end of the album (Beeswax, big long now, aero-zeppelin) In Utero is kind of seen as their quintessential raw heavy/abrasive album.

[@julikb]

fecal matter ?

[@rugbyguitargod]

I dunno, "Breed" and "Stay Away" are pretty punk sounding too, but yes this is the most punk of them all. Even the main riff to SMTS is a punk guitar riff. This, "Breed" and "Stay Away" were always my favorite songs from Nevermind, and I always imagine skate boarding when I hear these songs lol

[@istandhorrified]

@@rugbyguitargod Lounge Act is another good song that you could skate to

[@douglasmijangos3327]

I believe the reason Nirvana was so loved was because there’s been a time in everyone’s life when you wanna scream your lungs out and say “ FUCK!!!!!YOU!!!!! “ and Nirvana songs like this connect wit your emotions so fucken good 🔥

[@terrahawk1977]

Knew he would like this 😂😂 beware it's a short song. Side 2 of nevermind is pure punk. It's deffo on album David h

[@tnightwolf]

For me there's always a reason why (if i had to choose) i would always have my all-time top 4 bands to take into an island (Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Pink Floyd and Queen) and then i would have bands like Nirvana, Rage Against the Machine, Iron Maiden, Tool and some others filling up my top 10! Imo Nirvana, more than anything else, was an attitude and i'll always respect that!

[@danbuter]

I'm actually surprised you don't know this song. Nirvana was really, really good, especially their early albums. Great reaction!

[@Alex-om2jt]

Really Good First Albums ??? They Are 3 Albums jajajjaa

[@Stockhandle123]

They have 3 albums and they are all amazing.

[@squire8323]

@@Stockhandle123 They have 5 albums

[@Stockhandle123]

@@squire8323 they have 3 studio albums. I do love their live album the other was just a cash grab of left over trash.

[@squire8323]

@@Stockhandle123 thats your opinion

[@williamdrake6711]

As far as NEVERMIND goes this is 2nd album from nirvana, 1st with dave grohl and 1st away from subpop... As far as the sound of the album, Cobain intended for the album to sound like a fusion of mainstream pop bands such as the Knack and the Bay City Rollers with heavier rock bands such as Black Flag and Black Sabbath. While Nevermind is considered a cornerstone of the grunge genre, the album is frequently noted for its musical diversity, which includes acoustic balladry ("Polly"; "Something in the Way") and punk-inspired hard rock

[@rustyy0305]

"This screams of Black Flag" Actually kinda funny you said that, in a letter that Kurt wrote that was talking about the band, he said Black Flag was one of the band's influences, along side Slayer, Black Sabbath, The Beatles, and The Pixies

[@Music-world-20986]

The screaming intro is done by Krist Novoselic

[@scarykurapika100yago2]

This song is on Nirvana's groundbreaking Nevermind Album, try Stay Away it's almost has the similar punk melodic energy 😉

[@enriquepastor3626]

Amazing band, changed my life forever

[@comeasyouarent]

Not all the songs are like this, but they all have a very peculiar signature that will bring you to strange but great places. I fell down in my arse when I first listen to this record in 91. Buy it, you will not regret.

[@Chrisg841]

Yep heaps of people thumbed their nose at Nirvana without ever hearing them, so you're not alone dude 😉

[@jack.v]

you should check out “oh the guilt”, “white lace and strange”, and “even in his youth” these are definitely some deeper cuts by nirvana that capture a similar sound/feel. if you listen, enjoy ! 🤙🏼

[@potatos_4_free]

I've loved Even in his Youth since I bought the Lithium single cassette back in like 92 or so.

[@jack.v]

@@potatos_4_free i really wish i was around back then to experience that ! i heard it for the first time in the shower and the “kept his body clean” line blew my mind ahahaha🤣 in all seriousness though it really gives us an idea of what nirvana was going for when they were starting out and i love it so much ! thank you for sharing your experience with me 🤙🏻

[@klausbremner_autotelic_art]

I was right into punk when this came out, so this and Breed were my favourite songs at the time. You've done Breed too, from memory. This is definitely the most punk song on Nevermind, but there are some other tracks that are punk influenced. Incesticide probably has the most tracks with strong punk influence, but you can find particular songs on each album that are obviously punk influenced.

[@christophertolley2972]

Bleach is more punk influenced than incesticide.

[@klausbremner_autotelic_art]

Incesticide has more straight ahead fast drums and standard strumming punk style guitars. It's almost entirely a punk record. Bleach has more rock influences.

[@waynetables6414]

Nirvana was a punk band at their core, that's the scene and they come from and that's a lot of the music they listened to but Kurt drew on a lot of his Beatles, Sabbath, New Wave, Pixies influences as well and always had that melodic sensibility

[@AllMoeg]

Nevermind is the Popular Album of this Band. Bleach was the begining and In Utero was the sound who Kurt searched for a long Time and find it. In his words: "The Nevermind album is too smooth and clean. In Utero is more the sound we want to really play and more back to the roots." In my opinion is In Utero also the best (and last) Album

[@Cairo98_]

Whole albums is class, favourite 3 are Teen Spirit, Drain You and On A Plain. Brilliant replay value!

[@bingernugget]

Fun fact: he couldn’t record for the rest of the day after he recorded the vocals to this song because he damaged his voice

[@riecetruss3408]

Nirvana are either pretty melancholy or they're very fucking angsty and punk Another track that has a bit of both is D-7 I know it's a cover but it starts off quite moody and then it's extremely punk like this track

[@Hagor94]

Agreed. I’ve recommended a reaction to D-7 as well, their live performance to it at reading festival is great.

[@williamkramer9731]

Honestly they weren't really that angsty.... They hit a variety of emotion throughout..... They were more manic than angsty

[@Lemmonsinspace]

Shoutout wipers 🤘

[@HugoFDiaz]

Jajajaja that was sooo funny!! Great comments David!! In that period of time, when this album came out, I enjoy a lot these songs of this album (punk influence) I didn’t know what punk was, I was 14 years old. Years later I realize that Nirvana introduced me to punk music.

[@hoggers7572]

This is my favourite Nirvana track tight as hell

[@alexmat81]

U might like nirvana tourettes it has the same feel

[@kevin42018]

The live version from reading 1992 is better than the studio verson

[@alexmat81]

@@kevin42018 yep they were better live

[@BigWyatt]

This is my favorite nirvana song! So glad you enjoyed it. I have to head bang every time I hear it. Checkout “breed” by nirvana, very similar vibe and same album!

[@davaroonid1527]

Yeah, I agree man this song is badass. it's one of my favorites on nevermind right next to drain you and breed.

[@silent-trouble]

I think it is very easy to take nirvana for granted these days and people tend to forget where they came from. Nevermind got them commercial success but they have quite some heavy and weird tunes. Especially on "bleach" and some of i"ncesticide" or also songs like scentless apprentice, milk it or tourettes. They were always very much influenced by punk rock but also had heavy metal influences if not as much as other grunge bands.

[@The_W3st_Is_The_B3st]

Before your first reaction to Nirvana you mentioned that you didn’t like them much, but almost all of your reactions to their individual songs have been very positive. Which songs did you knew them for before these reactions?

[@THEDavidHeretic]

Just the big hits that MTV played

[@PeterVeillon]

Looks like you got alot of the answers to your questions. Instead of me compiling a list of all their punk style songs I will say that the song Stay Away & Breed are the only other 2 punk styled tracks off of Nevermind. Especially Stay Away which is similar to that Territorial Pissings feel.

[@contesketchup2981]

Kurt Cobain was like a modern art painter with his music, it's like he was throwing buckets of paint on the canvas, layer upon layer upon layer and then throwing random phrases from his journal with the paint to make them stick.

[@i.ak.1684]

I've never seen him this impressed and enthusiastic before hahaha

[@tomschoepen]

Oh yeah, search: 'Zombie Eaters' - FAITH NO MORE (score 9.3 - just an indication, correct me David) - Very different songs, but talking about being impressed, and also a very good analysis by David. - Hint: 'Territorial Pissings' (Nirvana live in Amsterdam, Nov. 1991): This is so intens! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoizoJSLo7N-ldk

[@drbenwaynewyersy9976]

well.... if you allow me the question.... what did you used to think Nirvana was? cause this is the Nirvana I love.... besides... it's track Nr 7 on "Nevermind"... and if you like this, I think you're gonna love their debut album "Bleach"....

[@THEDavidHeretic]

I thought they were defined by their hits.

[@rajd7118]

9.1 is the highest Nirvana score given.

[@Stockhandle123]

This is my favorite nirvana song

[@module79l28]

Ok, now you totally should react to the cover of this song that Tatiana and Eugene from Jinjer did with Alex Lopez from Suicide Silence last year. They stuck to the original but you know Tatiana, she always takes it to another level. : )

[@manutsao]

YES, I CAME FOR THIS COMMENT

[@taz454]

I'll never here a bad word said against Nirvana. Love from the UK. Legendary.

[@billyowen9800]

Bleach and nevermind are in my opinion their 2 hardest albums. Not that their other stuff isnt good, there just seemed to me to be more blatant anger and rage in their earlier works than was in their later discography.

[@ericflaherty4668]

I agree and wonder if over time would we have gotten a more softer side from Kurt. Which could've been something great, albeit different. Even though Bleach is my favorite album of theirs, they got better as a band as they went I think. Oh what could've been.

[@billyowen9800]

@@ericflaherty4668 agreed. I'm at least happy they didnt try to feign the anger, and write bs songs. There are so many great artists gone way before they should have been. There is always the chance that some part of them realized that they had nothing better to give, and wanted to go out whilst still on top. Rather than deal with sliding into mediocre obscurity.

[@wantutosigh1117]

I would say say In Utero has harder songs than Nevermind overall.

[@TheSmacks]

Love buzz and serve the servants are also great songs by nirvana

[@krisfrederick5001]

Kurt plugged his guitar directly into the mixing board on this to get that fantastically blown out frenetic, frantic fuzz and decided to blow his voice out along with it. "Beautiful As a Rock In a Cops Face" P.S. Check out "Tourette's" and "D-7"...when I was a kid I used to think he was saying "Gotta find Vanna White."

[@coachleif]

I saw the Aneurysm video before this... based off of his reaction to that, I knew he was going to freak out when he heard this.

[@matthewgoodA1206]

What I read in Nirvana’s only officially authorized bio, was that one of Kurt’s biggest “a-ha” moments was hearing “Damaged II” by Black Flag. Also, as far as the goofy intro, they told Krist the bassist to just sing something, and he delivered a silly rendition of that Youngbloods song. Plus, against the producer’s objections, Kurt plugged his guitar directly into I think the soundboard to record this.

[@Blisteryn]

The riff sounds like "Today your love, tomorrow the world" by Ramones.

[@Dragonpuncher123]

Great sound and amazing album. Nevermind is one of the top 20 best selling rock albums of all time (I think it’s just outside the top 10) and almost always on various greatest albums of all time lists. It’s pretty good!

[@oscillatewildly6553]

Thanks for your reaction!!

[@Guitcad1]

4:46 "For all I know, this could be an unreleased EP or something." It's not, but if you feel that way, there are a number of ACTUAL unreleased (or at least "largely unknown") Nirvana tracks you might want to check out. I'd recommend "Mrs. Butterworth" (live recording, circa 1989) and "Old Age" (studio demo).

[@JohnDoukasPhotography]

I’m having trouble believing you hadn’t heard their Nevermind album until recently.

[@Squirrelarmy6014]

The opening is the bass player Krist singing the lyrics from get together by the youngbloods - a 60s hippie anthem. Nirvana felt the boomers lost their way and this was their little way of pointing it out

[@Antawnyoo]

«“Spark back. Fire up. Ignite the world. You are made for breathtaking illumination.”, Hiral Nagda

[@TOMR3D]

I'm very surpirsed someone like yourself who likes metal and black flag never checked out Nevermind? Anyway IMO Nevermind was described to me as punk for the masses and I find it very hard to argue with that description. Bleach is probably more your speed. This song is very raw compared to the rest of Nevermind but it's still a great album that everyone should hear.

[@julikb]

this song is absolutely cool for henry rollins

[@greg4975]

hey “stay away” has sort of a similar feel to this song. not as raw, but definitely still has that vibe

[@FulltimeDuddooScene]

Nirvana always were a punk band. If you liked this, then try out: Breed, Stay Away, Drain You, Lounge Act and On a Plain from Nevermind. Nevermind was the album that bought punk into the mainstream. Their later albums also have punk songs.

[@MS-fb3xf]

"This could be on some rare, unreleased EP!" Me: "......"

[@antoniocardoso2483]

Same reaction I had when I first heard this song: "Damn, is this really Nirvana?"

[@snap2snip]

If The Beatles and Link Wray had a baby that grew up listening to punk then that baby would be Nirvana

[@rudeusgreyrat2577]

If you liked this, you should probably also give 'Tourette's" from In Utero al listen. I think you'll like it.

[@alexmat81]

Check out the live version on the johnathan Ross show ment to play lithium but played this instead

[@DocRobert]

Epic song. Definitely wearing its influences on its sleeve. I love it when Nirvana hits for you. Keep it coming, bruv.

[@crystalblue5406]

If you like this song, you HAVE to listen to their live version of it on the Jonathan Ross show. One of the best live performances of all time, and not just by Nirvana.

[@pedrosalome7748]

KZbin SHOULD SUGEST U ALL AROUND THE WORLD.. FELLIIIN U

[@THEDavidHeretic]

FEELIN' YOU Pedro, C'mon Now!!!

[@dapperhook]

Could you please review the Lounge Act? I'm sure you will love it!

[@Crt1982]

Most unusual Nirvana song ever. And my favourite.

[@luke9947]

Yes Black flag is one of the main influences on Nirvana, and they never hided it. I think also Husker du but i might be wrong.

[@PatchTM983]

"When I was an alien, cultures weren't opinions" Great fuckin opening line

[@pjam1184]

This album has the hits you've heard before, Smells Like Teen Spirit, Comes As You Are, In Bloom, Lithium. I don't think theres another Black Flag-esque song on this album to be honest.

[@fredhinckley8630]

Always loved Nirvana

[@patron40silver]

As good as the Nevermind album is, I like Bleach even more.

[@Stockhandle123]

To each there own but honestly nevermind is just flat out better. The upgrade at drummer and just how much cleaner are the big reasons but kurt’s strong writing really grew between the 2.

[@78zappaf]

Great to see a reaction to this track. Check out their performance during a TV appearance (Jonathan Ross Show). You won't regret it.

[@mn-wk3ju]

Great song! Great reaction man!

[@jeffvolpe4117]

Always loved this song and the heavy punk vibes! Great reaction! 🤘🤘🤘🔥🔥🔥

[@williamdrake6711]

NIRVANA BLEACH, NEVERMIND, and INCESTICIDE were great albums and must haves... Bleach the debut album was recorded for 600 bucks and was written as kurt was pissed off at subpop records so majority of it was written literally the night before recording... Because subpop was forcing them to conform to the grunge styling that they favored.... So all the songs are spewing hate to towards everyone, subpop, the fans, the school system etc...

[@youravgjoe42]

I think Nevermind is available for purchase if you look around hard enough. 😂🤣 I’m so glad you like this. 99% sure this is one of three Nirvana tracks I proposed you review a year or so ago. Right up your alley.

[@vividangel]

Ha ha, I love both bands...I never thought of the two together! Its one my favourite song all time and would love to see Henry sing the shit out it! Rock on.

[@iambeen4310]

David have a look for them doing this on Jonathon Ross in the UK in 91! It's amazing!