Remembering Kurt Cobain: 30 Years Gone // NIRVANA

[@Paneeks1960]

Fantastic job Dave. Like yourself I only saw them in person once. But with that being said. I was a fan and I enjoyed it. Excellent memories on your part if I may say so myself. I saw them at Axis on Lansdowne St in Boston. My co-worker was Kurt Davis {aka Yuppi Gipe} who played with Bullet LaVolta. They were one of the bands playing that night. Also on the bill was Cliffs of Dooneen {opener}, Smashing Pumpkins, Bullet L and Nirvana. I remember Nirvana going on about 12:30 pm. I cannot believe it has been thirty years either. Wow. Seems like yesterday~ Rob/Boston

[@Thedarkstuff]

Where has the time gone? Thanks, Rob

[@TheFreverend]

Great video - thanks for sharing! That standing in line story with him is a true gem! ❤

[@Thedarkstuff]

Thank you.

[@mariawesley7583]

Wow, you really got into Nirvana on the ground floor! Id never seen some of the stuff you showed. Im guilty of only discovering Nirvana through MTV and i did get to see them once. Unfortunately, it was their final show, which i describe in my recent video. Youre right about the number of people wearing Nirvana T-shirts. I see them everywhere and what surprises me is 95% of the time a person of color is wearing it. Back in the day it seemed like their fans were mostly white. I loved your stories about seeing Kurt around Seattle. I can just hear him saying, "My record company doesnt give me anything." He has been gone longer than he was here.

[@Thedarkstuff]

Thanks so much.

[@VinylPotato]

Great video. I've never seen a lot of those records. That Burroughs/Cobain 10 inch looks interesting. Did you ever watch the documentary Montage of Heck? Talk about and invasion of privacy.

[@Thedarkstuff]

I saw it once when it came out. Then I watched some interview with Buzz Osborne of the Melvins who said the whole thing was misleading bullshit. So, I don't know.

[@jessmanuel540]

One reason I admire Kurt so much is he loved the bands I also love like The BMX Bandits, The Vaselines, Sebadoh, Daniel Johnston, Marine Girls, Young Marble Giants, Teenage Fanclub, Beat Happening, & Pixies. I wonder if he listened to The Cocteau Twins, My Bloody Valentine or The Jesus Mary Chain. Guess we will never know

[@Thedarkstuff]

He was a great promoter of music he liked.

[@zaradragonia9863]

Nice to see someone who really cares. Yep. Along with the Sex Pistols, Nirvana did change the lock of modern music. Heil Kurt Cobain

[@Thedarkstuff]

Thanks