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[@hisnextfix]

This is a David Bowie cover that they did on their MTV Unplugged album. It was half their songs and half covers of songs they loved. This is my favorite track on the unplugged album, it’s amazing!

[@Brotha_Teresa]

If my memory serves me correct, Nirvana intentionally played a bunch of covers just to piss off the MTV execs who only wanted them to play their top hits for the Unplugged performance.

[@johndinsdale4454]

Oooooh. Their Leadbelly cover of Where Did You Sleep Last Night runs this very close.

[@seanikins2972]

Kurt screwed up the first solo, he played the first 2 notes wrong searching for the right note. I had NO IDEA that happened until someone pointed it out to me... I still don't care he got the notes wrong, it's perfect the way it is!

[@tomsimmonds9237]

@@seanikins2972 he screwed up the words in the second verse too

[@seanikins2972]

@@tomsimmonds9237 really??? Damn, I had no idea about that! Learn something every day.... Thanks for that Tom!

[@timenkraak01]

The other guitarist is Pat Smear, who joined Nirvana as a touring guitarist in 1993 until Kurt died in 1994. I think he was about to join the band for real, but they disbanded after Kurts death. After that, Dave Grohl started Foo Fighters and Pat joined soon after.

[@locustkllr]

Pat Smear is kind of a punk legend in his own right.

[@jasonjtd79dunne88]

Pat Smear formerly of the Germs is a legend in punk in his own right. He was the second guitarist the last year or so of Nirvana. He came a while after Jason Everman was fired, Everman also spent a little time in Soundgarden before having a distinguished Military career. Pat Smear was there for the end of Nirvana and the start of Foo Fighters with Dave. He left FF after recording The Colour And The Shape album then came back several years later as a touring guitarist then eventually reintegrated as a full time member. As far as the not knowing about a band but wearing the merch is a poser move trying to be cool hate when the stuff I love from my teen years becomes a modern fashion statement. Like the smiley face shirt I had it with the Flower Sniffing,Kitty Petting Baby Kissing Corporate Rock Whores on the back and the new prints don’t feel right without it.

[@bassage13]

Pat Smear (Pap Smear) was in "Decline of the Western Civilization" being interviewed as a member of The Germs.

[@MassiveMiniGaming]

Nirvana never disbanded the band is still together legally, it was only Pat who left in 95

[@billyowen9800]

"The man who sold the world" is a David Bowie song. Nirvana covered it in there unplugged live show.

[@loknar86]

didnt david bowie covered it as well `?

[@billyowen9800]

@@loknar86 not sure, just heard it from Bowie first.

[@loknar86]

@@billyowen9800 kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4aVqHWBpKmCsMk

[@raisa_cherry33]

@@loknar86 Its Bowie's song actually 😊

[@microgirl3789]

You guys have to do "Where Did You Sleep Last Night" off the Unplugged album. It's my favorite song off that album. Kurt's voice in that song is amazing. 🤘❤

[@andrewjarrett5535]

Polly and Plateau

[@jgsrhythm100]

Where Did you Sleep Last Night(In the Pines), another cover. Leadbelly circa 1940's.

[@jgsrhythm100]

Very cool that Kurt coveted a Leadbelly song from the early 40's!! Majority of post 70's artists lost the connection to roots blues. Thats what makes him great. FYI many artists from the 60's and 70's covered Leadbelly's material

[@clintonbramlett7230]

My fave too!

[@ArkaeaFCL3]

I definitely agree with this! This song is great!

[@fenderfox5080]

You guys should really do more Nirvana, The nice thing about them is they have the mellow acoustic stuff. But also have heavy grungy screaming distorted music too, and then there's the pop melodic rhythm style . Very versatile and I wish he was still here, could you imagine what he could have accomplished? Rip Kurt

[@PhiberOptik1979]

I second this

[@levivalentinovideos]

‘60’s vibe’ is due to the original version being by David Bowie, although without googling it may be early 70’s

[@rkdrama2443]

Was about to write the exact same thing haha

[@levivalentinovideos]

@@rkdrama2443 great minds! 👍🏻😂

[@justinshook5332]

Ya'll GOTTA hear something off of their 1st studio album, "Bleach". Everyone knows the other 2. The album's only 37 mins long.

[@matthewdrake4385]

About a girl was their big one from that album. On the unplugged album, they did a version that was almost Beatle-like in sound.

[@cryshark]

Dry. About A Girl ORIGINAL!! One of my faves!!

[@wozgog]

Negative Creep or Paper Cuts

[@violetleaves2025]

It’s hard for me to think of them as getting bigger after Kurt died because they dominated the field already. They were huge. And then it was over. In my opinion, Nirvana with Kurt would have continued to grow, even been bigger than they are without him.

[@SearlesHernandez]

Yes, they were already huge before Kurt's passing.

[@gabago0l]

With only 3 studio albums. Crazy.

[@ignorethefashion]

Also that sweater he is wearing sold at an auction for $334,000.

[@rickcain4736]

The whole Unplugged show was awesome...Since it was filmed a few months before Kurt's death the whole thing seemed like a funeral....

[@Loozinitizoffhismedz]

Truth, I feel the same bout AIC unplugged

[@boognish94]

If you want to check out Hole I'd suggest "Violet" or "Celebrity Skin" or "Doll Parts"

[@heathermyer9044]

Agree

[@candymoir6191]

Agree with all, I'm gonna add Miss world an underrated song from Hole

[@xvor_tex8577]

You absolutely have to listen to 'you know youre right' by nirvana, it was Kurt's last studio song before he died and it has really dark and deep lyrics you should also read the lyrics

[@beckyclark5047]

One of the best covers!! You should react to this whole unplugged album. Peniroyal tea is soooooo good.

[@Hollywood6IX]

CHECK OUT THE FULL REACTION ON OUR PATREON. LINK IS IN THE DESCRIPTION!!! SUCH AN INCREDIBLE PERFORMANCE.

[@metalguru85]

I know Nirvana were too big too fast and totally overplayed but I absolutely love them. Bleach is amongst my favourite albums ever. I also put Kurt up there with Layne.

[@djspiveyii]

Bleach is one of my favorites too

[@cecelia1350]

I love the Bleach album.

[@rickcain4736]

Nirvana changed the whole music scene with one song...Smells Like Teen Spirit!

[@hannahstevenson27]

A song he hated...

[@timmyfiegs6695]

Hey guys, whilst your looking at grunge, look a little further and take a look at the Aussie Band, Silverchair. You should do the song Israel's Son.

[@cantonripfist7853]

Fuck yeah and tomorrow.

[@microgirl3789]

They did "Emotion Sickness" about a month ago. Can't wait for them to do Tomorrow and Israel's Son!

[@daviddesjardins6539]

Won a radio contest and got a record contract 14-15 years old when they put it out! Wow!

[@vanessahunt586]

Hell yeah,the whole frogstomp album is amazeballs 🔥🎶🎸🔥🎶🎸🔥🎶🎸

[@cryshark]

Yes!!! My hubby & I's song is Tomorrow!!!!!!

[@garynwrede4572]

They s were huge before and after Cobain died. Dave Grohal is the drummer

[@MilosDaddy]

Many music critics consider the release of "Smells Like Team Spirit" as a defining moment rock history. The song that changed everything.

[@boognish94]

try "Lithium": or "You Know You're Right", 2 outstanding Nirvana songs

[@cryshark]

Lithium has always been one of my faves! W/ Nirvana, I have many though.

[@boognish94]

@@cryshark same here, "In Bloom" and "Rape Me" are a couple more of my faves

[@cryshark]

Oh hell yeah!! Also, Drain You & Aneurysm!!!!!!

[@tomlafleche332]

Actually this is a David Bowie cover and as for Dave on the drums, he's trying really trying to play softly but as you know Dave doesn't do softly lol.

[@wantutosigh1117]

When Smells Like Teen Spirit came out in '91 it overtook Michael Jackson as the #1 song. Which was an unbelievable feat for an unknown band at the time. It can't be overstated how much they changed in mainstream music.

[@eumaeus]

This band made it normal to not be normal. Where before the 90's I was an outsider looking in on a world that conformed with mostly manufacturerd music; they made being a nonconformist normal. In 1990 I was 20, and strongly believe it was the year that I started to live.

[@chrisg1772]

Nirvana - Negative creep For their true punk rock/ grunge greatness

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

People below a certain age think band t-shirts are clothing labels. They also think baseball caps are fucking city logos. Guy in head-to-toe Yankee gear: "Baseball? Uhh...is that the one where you run in a circle?"

[@cryshark]

Yes! I've seen my kids' friends in tees & said oh cool, you like ---? & they just look 😕 & say who?

[@lisajohnson521]

Chris was a major player in the game at his death. His own peers called him The Voice and were inspired by him.

[@mikethemotormouth]

First of all, that's really not fair comparing them to Rush here considering this is supposed to be an *UNPLUGGED* session but I digress. The reason for the 60s vibe is this is A David Bowie cover and while Kurt didn't write the lyrics himself, I think he feels them in his soul. As far as who's on stage, the cellist is the one guest. Both Krist Novoselic and Dave Grohl were longtime(though not founding) members and the rhythm guitarist there is Pat Smear of The Germs who hopped onboard in 93 as touring member before Kurt died in 94 and would then go on to be Dave's backup in Foo Fighters. Gotta get to Aneurysm, Territorial Pissings, and You Know You're Right

[@johnryder2878]

While Dave Grohl wasn't a founding member of Nirvana, Krist Novoselic was, and Dave was onboard for their 2nd album "Nevermind" which was their breakthrough.

[@danielriley4846]

Storm had two finishers, the superkick and the Canadian Maple Leaf, which was a single leg Boston Crab.

[@bryandeschenes6153]

The original version by Bowie is great too. Bowie tackled many musical styles throughout his career and has played with many musicians from Stevie Ray Vaughan to Trent Reznor. One of my favorite Nirvana tracks is "Radio Friendly Unit Shifter".

[@KylieIsOverIt]

The drumming on that song...bonkers.

[@EZisme71]

DOLL PARTS by HOLE Is a great place to start. I wouldn't be surprised if Smokey had heard it already but just didn't know it was HOLE

[@vickihawn6782]

Every time I hear Nirvana, I think of Foo Fighters now because of Dave Grohl. I think we need to go down the Foo Fighters path too. Dave Grohl goes through so many different styles which I think would be fun for you guys too

[@willfromyadkinville]

holes "live Through this" is literally one of the greatest albums i have ever listened to!

[@Misslola044]

The whole Nirvana unplugged performance is considered to be one of the best live albums ever! Check more out of it! React to Where did you sleep last night! And about Nirvana, they were the most famous band in the world while Kurt Cobain was alive! Their Nevermind album changed the music business and popularized alternative rock. He was titled the voice of a generation when he was still here, but ofc the band gained even more fame after his death! But yes Nirvana is usually seen as a grunge band, but I actually dont categorize them grunge! Their sound is so different from Alice in chains, pearl jam, ect and they have many style. While I do love Alice in Chains or other grunge bands, Nirvana I think just had something very special about them when you go through there catalogue! Just because their are very popular and crossed into the mainstream, people like to hate on them but they were so influential and big for a reason. They were simply that great!

[@Shammrock62]

This is a David Bowie comer This concert is legendary You should check out all apologies and where did you sleep last night

[@ShanLH5]

Nirvana was huge before he died. Like, Beatles huge. Of course everybody sells more records after they die but not sure they could’ve really gotten any “bigger” than they already were… Pat Smear (dude with the multicolored guitar) joined Nirvana as a touring guitarist… he is now in the Foo Fighters with Dave. Scentless Apprentice. Negative Creep. A Floyd the Barber lyric video would be fun 😆 Hole? Violet. Btw congratulations on your Granny award guys! 😊

[@ElementsRook]

More years than I care to admit to I went to Evergreen State College at the same time as most of the band. Pulled security for some of their dorm party's (mods and lair of the gods for the curious) and back then my rate was $25 and a 6 pack of Guinness. Last show at the Green that I worked for em Kurt Ka BANG drank my 6 pack when he found my stash point as I was helping do chase out and tear down C0cksucker still owes me a 6 pack and I don't even drink anymore

[@lisajohnson521]

Also, not to put a damper on the love for Layne, because I LOVE him too but, Jerry was the music and lyrical genius behind AIC. Layne wrote a few but Jerry was the man.

[@enochancient9931]

Angry chair

[@fmchef25]

Nirvana never gets much recognition for their first album Bleach, Floyd the Barber, Negative Creep, Love Buzz, About a Girl. It's probably my favorite album of theirs. !!!!

[@daviddesjardins6539]

Yes! Thank you. Love buzz etc!

[@lindacoy7165]

Agreed!

[@candymoir6191]

Kurt's vocals on "Blew" are raw af, just delicious.

[@harisrasyid2721]

The Man Who Sold the World and Where did You Sleep Last Night is my favorite performance from Nirvana.

[@tkelly830]

More Nirvana would be awesome fellas. Also, "Lying From You" by Linkin Park. Please 🤘! Lol.

[@ignorethefashion]

Post Malone also did a live stream of Nirvana covers, you should check those out. They actually sound pretty good.

[@daviddesjardins6539]

That's was pretty cool , idk what to think of post Malone before that. If I remember he was raising money for charity?

[@daviddesjardins6539]

He surprised me. A good artist does that Didn't Travis Meeks play in that set?

[@ignorethefashion]

@@daviddesjardins6539 I believe so

[@ignorethefashion]

@@daviddesjardins6539 Travis Barker played drums.

[@mourningwoodward]

“Violet” by Hole was their biggest hit. The entire ‘Live Through This’ album was released only eight days after Kurt’s death, to critical acclaim, and remains one of the definitive ’90s alt. rock/“grunge” records. Their earlier music was great too though, and I’d recommend listening to something like “Drown Soda” when you’ve got some extra time. lol

[@themadcow71]

Hole had some serious bangers.

[@LightFromADeadStar]

Pretty on the inside and live through this are awesome

[@svenkreuzberg2274]

Guys forget the music for a second, i wanna thank you for helping this lovely 2 Rocking Grannies out with their award show. It was amazing !

[@Brohaviorist]

Kurt messes up part of the lyrics here, and he messes them up in such a haunting way it gives me chills every time. The original lyric in the middle of the song is "And all the millions here, we must have died alone. A long, long time ago." But Kurt sings, "We marked a million hills, I must have died alone. A long, long time ago." I really feel this is an indicator of where his head was at even then. Malcolm Gladwell did a whole podcast on how some artists mess up lytics due to personal plight.

[@kimmernew19]

My favorite of this Unplugged! STP did MTV Unplugged as well and it’s worth checking out.

[@jagi5893]

Live and loud 93’. Radio Friendly Unit Shifter

[@devinluoto873]

The band, and the man that saved and changed my life

[@damonhines8187]

There IS a 'Live and LOUD' version of this too. Back in the 80s, a drummer came up beside me in the can on a break and said, "How 'bout playing the F***ING MELODY?! It ain't fusion." It made him happier for me to simplify, maybe the singer or the audience, and I didn't take it badly. Words to the not so wise. Kurt played the melody on 'Teen Spirit' and others and it was awesome! Here he plays the same simple effective part upstairsMick Ronson played on the original.

[@kurtgrohl65]

Been really enjoying your guy's videos and i popped when you asked the lance storm question and smokey came in with the knowledge like a boss. def earned a sub for that. keep it up guys!

[@garysimonson1135]

They were huge before he died. Their peak was 1992 - they were selling 400K albums a week for like months.

[@Rezin47]

Happy to see y'all reacting to my favorite band now, there's also an electric version they did of this song. Would love to see y'all go more into Nirvana, I recommend their very last song You Know You're Right.

[@indowithbadenglish3775]

I live in Indonesia my whole life. I was in 6th grade elementary school back when teen spirit ruled the world. We jammed and moshed to the song in class before we even hit puberty. It was crazy that era dude. There were times when kids favourite was hard rock explicit music. And i think it only happen in the 90s, the grunge era, and Nirvana made it happen

[@richeturbo21071982]

Song was Written by David Bowie. I think Bowie said at one point that, "it's better than his creation".

[@PaulHanney]

Lance Storm's finisher was the superkick. He also held the tag team title with William Regal in WWE.

[@Hollywood6IX]

Lol dude you always come with the finisher facts

[@PaulHanney]

@@Hollywood6IX Been watching wrestling for over 40 years. I miss the attitude era the most. You mention a lot of great wrestlers, and yep, you even stump me sometimes with what the finishers are.

[@inspector13jjf]

Now that you've heard this version I'd love to see you guys react to David Bowie's original of this, kind of compare and contrast. Also the drummer concentrating so hard is Dave Grohl, the front man of the Foo Fighters.

[@psychobetha]

and to think that drummer is now a rock and roll hall of fame member twice over 💜 and both bands were inducted in the first year they were eligible 🤯

[@pin-upmariposa412]

I'm not a native English speaker so I take music as all in one (vocal + music without split it). For me fraze "Man who sell the world" may mean that someone sell something important or precious for him because he not appreciate this thing. I really love this song, Kurt voice is amaizing and calm in this song. Thank you for made my day today.

[@daviddesjardins6539]

Well said, I never thought of it like that. I tend to let the beat grab me and then the lyrics. Which I find strange cause I'm a writer. I like your view piont

[@pin-upmariposa412]

@@daviddesjardins6539 Thank you Sir.

[@acy2004]

I cannot find your other Nirvana reaction… could someone leave me link to it? This is my favourite Nirvana cover… Kurt brings so much emotion to these lyrics, it’s haunting. If you want to checkout Hole, I’d recommend “Violet”. Great reaction guys 👏🏼👍🏼🙌🏼👌🏼💜🇨🇦

[@ShanLH5]

It got blocked and taken down… I’d imagine it’s still on Patreon (?)

[@Hollywood6IX]

It should be on out patreon

[@jeremiahbohrer8237]

You guys should do more bowie tunes.

[@codemang7010]

David Bowie cover. Nirvana was at the time and u til the end, Kurt, Krist, Dave & Pat Smear (formerly of The Germs, later Foo Fighters). The other musicians on stage were The Meat Puppets who were their friends that they looked up to. One of the most legendary shows ever. Much love y'all. - CodemaN

[@craiglittle9730]

lance storm's finisher was the Deep Impact (Suplex powerslam) and the 2nd finisher was the Star Kick (Superkick)

[@fenderfox5080]

I know a few people already said who Pat Smear is, Dave Grohl drummer, Crist on bass, Lori Goldstein on Cello, I know she had toured with them for a bit but Pat was brought in for extra guitar. There's many interviews you can look up and they talk about the addition of Pat And Lori.

[@Stanley_P_Whirl]

Nirvana was the biggest rock band around when Kurt died. They owned MTV airtime. Sales went through the roof after his death.

[@bobbyshook6094]

Yeeeeeeeee, I saw the full version on Patreon!

[@claudioblanco6221]

Pat Smear was like a part time member of Nirvana. Played with then quite a bit. He also plays with The Foo Figthers.

[@cryshark]

Everyone already explained who Pat was & that this was a Bowie song, so I'll just agree that y'all need to check out this whole show! Esp the song breaks, Kurt was hilarious! They invite the Meatpuppets Bros. to play their 3 songs, which are some faves (Lake of Fire, Plateau, & Oh Me) Those, About A Girl, On A Plain, this one & DEFINITELY Where Did You Sleep Last Night!!!!!!! Despite the 'conspiracy', I've always been a Hole fan. The entire Live Through This album was one of those play-every-song. They did an unplugged too. I'm sure you've heard Malibu & Celebrity Skin on the radio or in movies. If you wanna deep dive, take a listen to Pretty On The Inside, fron her 1st album of the same name.

[@ShanLH5]

“What are they tuning, a harp?” 😆

[@cryshark]

@@ShanLH5 💜😄 "Strap on yer gee-tar" 😂💜

[@michaelbreasseale9135]

Lance Storm's finisher was the Canadian Maple Leaf. It was a variation of the Single Leg Boston Crab

[@mudbuck9273]

Honestly I love the in depth conversation that yall had before watching/reacting to the song and video. More KZbinrs need to start doing that. I learned a lot in that short amount of time. Keep up the good work.

[@sidneymartin7346]

Coming straight from a 16 year old fanatic during the release of Nevermind, it was the release of the single "Smells Like Teen Spirit" that made the band stars overnight. Literally. This was an album that if you were into the "grunge" scene at the time you would remember where you were and who you were with the first time you heard it. I hate to compare them to The Beatles because really the music is not comparison at all. The comparison I'm trying to make though, is how the music of the period completely changed after the bands were realized. You need to remember, the "grunge" scene is what killed the hair bands. Just as The Beatles changed "Rock n Roll". And how both bands still find new fans everyday. Yes, Nirvana had the album 'Bleach', but 'Nevermind' is what put them on the map and changed music. They also have an amazing 3rd LP called 'In Utero' which is what "Heart Shaped Box" came from. They also have an EP called 'Insecticide' which is great as well. While Nirvana really is considered the impetus of the Seattle "grunge" movement. There were many. Mother Love Bone (who later became Pearl Jam), AIC, Soundgarden and so on and on and on. One thing I can answer for sure is that no, Nirvana were at their "biggest" when Kurt was still alive and they were still kinda in their peak. *Also how strange to be making this comment on the morning I found out the baby from the Nevermind album is suing for child pornography. A money grab for sure.

[@psychobetha]

i don’t think anyone from that era will judge you for equating Layne and Kurt. They both had that… something… that just made them truly special. It’s like they sang directly into your soul, and that’s why their deaths affected so many people so deeply. The two of them were definitely on a different level. (i’d throw chris cornell up there, too, maybe a half-step down)

[@Inlovewithmycar]

Yup.

[@danielleclair1360]

I like Nirvanas Bsides more than their hits. I cant even think of my fav tune, they got so many good ones.

[@loudnoises213]

great video guys! keep on rockin' in the the free world! Devildriver - The Mountain Unearth - Endless

[@grantriley3774]

Lance Storm's finisher was a half-crab. I believe he called it the Toronto Maple Leaf or something like that on a play of the Texas Cloverleaf.

[@anthonymanuge6237]

Nirvana was never supposed to be a three piece band and they had another second guitarist during the early years, "Jason Everman", who actually played in both Nirvana and Soundgarden and went on to become a Navy Seal. They ran into Pat Smear and they were fans of "The Germs", a hardcore punk band and Kurt's wife Courtney Love was friends with Pat and vouched for him. He joined the band and was going to be a permanent member, he wasn't just a touring guitarist. If you want to check out Hole, check out "Miss World", "Violet", "Doll Parts", "Asking for It", "Celebrity Skin".

[@Kerosene.Dreams]

In The Pines or otherwise known as Where Did You Sleep Last Night is another great cover they did. But covered from who? Well, it was an old blues song but was around before then with many different names and no one knows who wrote it but it's really old .

[@munkeeBraynStoo]

Trash Talkers Larkin Poe, Mad As a Hatter, live at the Convent Club. Mind blowing

[@rosshunter9792]

David Bowie. What an artist

[@jasonjtd79dunne88]

Lance Storm did a single leg crab. The Man Who sold the world is a good cover of the David Bowie song

[@EZisme71]

My 16 year old daughter listens to a lot of stuff you would expect but she LOVES NIRVANA

[@gugunkings7523]

Love u Nirvana

[@matthewdrake4385]

Lance Storms finisher was I believe a Texas cloverleaf, but he named it the Canadian maple leaf. Storm was a very good technical wrestler, but was better used in ECW. Very similar to Jericho, Malenko, Benoit and maybe even Bret. For more Nirvana, try Lithium, All Apologies, and Scentless Apprentice.

[@tonygonzalez8254]

RUSH THURSDAYS!!!

[@lesliedaubert1411]

It was a David Bowie song that came out in 1970. Nirvana did a great cover of it. David Bowie loved Kurt's version. Both versions are great.

[@Mzler-zc6ew]

I still wonder to this day how many more hit songs Nirvana would've made if Kurt was still alive today? They definitely made a huge impact on the industry in such a short period of time.

[@Bazinga22199]

I’m so down for you guys doing more Nirvana

[@DJPsykoHM]

Single leg Boston crab for Lance Storm!

[@countbang1305]

Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck you don't usually watch full length stuff or documentaries but this would be amazing for your channel.

[@wantutosigh1117]

They should not watch Montage of Heck. It's terrible and full of nonsense.

[@mikefetterman6782]

Nirvana grew in popularity from 1990 on. Like you said, they were the biggest WHEN Kurt died. It was shocking. They sold a lot after his death to the people from the next generation and people who were oblivious until then. The BEATLES grew in popularity and still sell millions, regardless of life status of the members. They had Three giant albums release from 1990 until his death. They became more appreciated musically after Kurt died.

[@mikefetterman6782]

This whole album and special came out right before his death. They were on the top. Pearl Jam and Soundgarden were 2nd and 3rd.

[@mendyrckz76]

🦋 Nirvana YESSS! 😁 The NeverMind Album is my favorite. All the songs are Epic Level Grunge Rock. "Drain You" "Lounge Act" & "Something In The Way" are 3 I Reccomend for future reactions.😉 Kurt Cobain was an Amazing Musician/Vocalist. I remember the very day everyone found out he had died. EVERYONE Was 😭 It was such 🤧 a sad day. My high school actually let girls go home from being so upset crying. I Still have all my Nirvana Cassette's, Cd's, Tshirts & Posters from High School. Every time I hear Kurt. It brings me back to those days of my youth when he was still Alive. Awesome Reaction Guy's! RIP Kurt The Legend Cobain May his memory live on through his music Forever!

[@kennyoconnor1523]

This concert was the absolute gem of the unplugged concert series. Iconic moment in time.

[@lonelyplanet1080]

Yo, that's a sick af TOOL hat🤘

[@devinluoto873]

Kurt and Nirvana did almost all covers, which most mentioned death in some way

[@cesaralien6535]

The intro Is so Trippy , love It 🥴❤️

[@ChenzoSG]

My wife was 11 years old when her mother brought her to this show!!!

[@jblazeby]

Great one guys. You should do the Meet The Flower Kings live video. Although it is quite long, maybe do a livestream?

[@johnladd8421]

you nailed soulful and the 60’s because that was a David Bowie song. We’ll actually 70’s.

[@enochancient9931]

Everyone was into Nirvana what happened was everyone liked them and people wanted them to thereselves

[@ignorethefashion]

You should react to some live videos from their Live & Loud performance.

[@thierrylarmee9995]

i love all the songs about this album ! thank's . kiss from france . Coco .

[@stuartkrenz6994]

I used to hangout with these Russians and for some reason this was their favorite American song.