Vocal Coach reacts to Nirvana - Lithium (Kurt Cobain Live)

[@nathanpayne3729]

The beauty of Nirvana was the beauty of imperfection.

[@dualtahunter4043]

Perfect imperfection 👌

[@adenkyramud5005]

The absolute best summary of how nirvana was that I've ever seen.

[@nathanpayne3729]

Totally dude👍

[@nathanpayne3729]

My girl sees her imperfections. To me, that is what makes her a glorious Goddess. Because I don't see what she sees. I see perfection. But the fact that she sees herself, as not perfect? Makes her perfect. Hence Nirvana.

[@AJ........]

To me their beauty is in their raw emotion

[@LJ7000]

No one has that gritty shout like Kurt. Almost impossible to replicate. His style is also very relaxed while also being intense and involved. Hard to emulate.

[@billyboy6028]

It's called "dynamics" and that was his style in a nutshell, 0 to 120 mph within seconds!

[@BoxOfCurryos]

Dave Grohl has a pretty badass shout as well

[@sapnupuas7430]

Called cigs

[@jcamp788]

Wes Scantlin from Puddle of Mudd was decent at it. But that guy was pretty much trying to be Kurt Cobain, so there's that. And now we see what that does to vocal cords over a couple decades, because how he sounds now...Jesus.

[@el34glo59]

Exactly

[@martijndekok]

RIP Kurt. Hard to believe that he's dead almost as long as he lived.

[@krisfrederick5001]

That's scary....damn why did you have to say that?

[@jhonnycagexrage7458]

@@krisfrederick5001 It's also scary to think that he is frozen in time, we will never know how artists that died at a young age would really look like today, there is already technology that does it, but it's not like it's 100% accurate to what would we see or what would they do

[@krisfrederick5001]

@@jhonnycagexrage7458 I didn't even really mean it in that aspect but sure, that too. I just meant the passage of time.

[@manbearpig7359]

Yeah it's a shame that he eventually bought into the rock star lifestyle that he started off hating, and ended up doing what so many heroin addicts end up doing.

[@krisfrederick5001]

@@jhonnycagexrage7458 Honestly who really cares what he would look like, that's not important but yeah I'm familiar with the time lapse technology.

[@Danielson1818]

A vocal coach actually likes Kurt!? That's awesome. She is my friend, lol.

[@Danielson1818]

@Rick Mcdonald She's not our girlfriend. We can share her. All Apologies.

[@lyricsaid1940]

Well looks like Kurt but speaks like the way of Christian Bale, eh😂

[@LoganSimpkins04]

@@Danielson1818 Nice pun 👌

[@CasuallyJapan]

I think she has a crush on Kurt 😂 Well, I mean, who doesn’t?

[@squierz_chum3476]

You are very correct

[@chittyluv2651]

Right!

[@carloswinter9951]

She has a crush on him and I have a crush on her

[@jaynbob42]

Jacques Malan Lol internet points for you. Hi Axl. HI Axl. Good times.

[@johnnybrown9581]

TyFromMD you beat me to it

[@baincavalera6801]

My finger auto click when I read Nirvana 😂

[@Tracker1019]

Same

[@RyTrapp0]

Krist's bass tone is incredible in this performance - man is he really driving the chorus!

[@aubreydillon6080]

I love how she doesn't say how he could've sang something better or criticize his style. I've seen some vocal coaches be kind of rude because of someone's style of singing. She's very sweet about it and tells you how to sing how he did instead of saying how he could've been better. Also R.I.P. Kurt Cobain. 🧡

[@merleroberts1921]

You are so convincing! Doesn't matter what genre of music, you always throw yourself into song and live it for your audience! Thank you Beth roars!

[@J23486]

Most of the time, she didn't seem to like "Walk" by Pantera though lol.

[@oliverking2809]

@@J23486 pantera is a pretty acquired taste tbf

[@filbert541]

If kurt had to give advice about singing he ll be just like "just sing as loud as you want and as melodic as you want"

[@yoshi1325]

@Luke well yeah he would say so bit he actually had a great technique. He just practiced alot without thinking about terms etc. but in order to sound like him you need to have practiced ALOT.

[@jcamp788]

@Luke This 100%. Interviewer: "Kurt, what advice would you give to an aspiring singer?" Kurt: "Don't sing like me, I'm not very good."

[@davidproject8274]

@@yoshi1325 true

[@knowtribe475]

Spot on. Run with Hounds Lost on black. Look it up why don’t ya.. RIP Kurdt

[@eightyseven9786]

Kurt once said "Practice makes perfect, but nobody's perfect, so why practice?". This quotes explain everything.

[@sydbarrett5]

It's great to see a trained vocalist reacting to an untrained vocalist in a positive way, emphasizing passion and emotion over technique.

[@devinluoto873]

Kurt is unrivaled when he does his yoodle/vowel, constanant switch up. Lennon could do it. And that's where Cobain got it from. Twist and Shout is a perfect example...

[@ValleyRC]

There's an awful lot of Lennon to be found in Kurt's voice I think. Not just the switch up thing but songs like If You Must, in the verses there definitely seems to be an influence in the sound and delivery.

[@onionslayer8119]

@@ValleyRC and his voice is so gravely because hed get bad stomach ulsurs

[@francisfrain6385]

The craziest thing is that Kurt probably didn't put much thought into his singing. He just instinctively knew how to make his voice sound good

[@briangregory6303]

Seattle of the 90s was England of the 60s, but more tragic.

[@geepeeone]

Second that!

[@pasza_dem]

it was more tragic, because it was also influenced by 77-79 English punk movement. Grunge combined hard rock, heavy metal and punk.

[@morganrosalie2977]

Beautiful comment ✨

[@barrymantz6026]

@@pasza_dem No, it was not! Read some books and listen to the albums they listened to! Grunge has nothing to do with rock, heavy metal or punk! Nothing at all!

[@OGGOAT23]

@@barrymantz6026 what?

[@mirojugum1339]

I was one of the lucky ones who was given a ticket to this event in Seattle. I only saw Nirvana twice as I was late to get into them. This was an incredibly high energy show!

[@danielmrtns]

What I think is super awesome is that Kurt seems to have developed his singing and playing style completely out of his gut and heart. It’s like Beth said, pure expression. I bet he would have been shocked at someone analyzing his singing in any more detail than “yeah, he screamed his emotions out”.

[@jackmcgregor4025]

It's sloppy and imperfect that's why it's so beautiful

[@Mars-]

Yes and melodically great. Those 3 together

[@natemarx4999]

I remember when MTV would play so much Nirvana music or interviews. Those were the days

[@rstuff1605]

Better than video killed the radiostar and half the cheesy 80s.

[@jasonchapman2810]

@@rstuff1605 man, I was there in 91 flipping channels for hrs, and seeing this video, Wich I learned was being played on the hr for hrs ,and coming upon it multiple times, watching it more and getting to a point after watching bits and pieces for hrs, thinking why do they keep playing this , it sucks, but then after all of my viewings , I really felt it and thought, this rocks, after that, been a fan since this day

[@mxrder8]

Man I wish I was alive to experience that I loved mtv in like 2014 I could only imagine how awesome it would’ve been back then

[@nitaigaura4634]

KZbin is the New MTV - and JINJER is the Next "Nirvana!" And their song "Pisces" is the new "Smells Like Teen Spirit" as of now!

[@OmgWoah]

I like how she’s going into much detail about his voice when whole time kurt tried vocal lessons once and said it was a waste of time 😂

[@matthewbeach2952]

Kurt and anyone for that matter will benefit from vocal lessons. Rock musicians especially seem to be anti lessons or something. If Kurt had lived longer, I’m sure he would have felt the effects of his technique. Usually technique like this is pretty hard on your voice. But Kurt was also pretty gifted with his voice, maybe he would have been alright. Anyway the point is, he may have though they were a waste of time, and although he’s one my my all time favorite musicians, that’s just plain wrong. He may have seen a shitty vocal coach that wanted him to change his style. But any good vocal coach like Beth here would be able to help Kurt make his voice and technique more healthy/reliable WITHOUT him losing his style. Take Layne Staley for example. He had a LOT of lessons and the result was that he was honestly a lot more polished of a singer, and still as raw as Kurt. But just like Beth said, the beauty is in the imperfections. So I still prefer Kurts singing. That said, the music is what it is and I wouldn’t change ANYTHING if I could.

[@gregb9253]

@@matthewbeach2952 agreed. Another 10 years and he wouldn't have been singing that way anymore.

[@carlostejada1479]

He said that about ONE specific vocal coach... He tried to teach him in a very classical way... like opera... of course that wasn't for Kurt.

[@Eclectic.Nostalgia]

I love how unique his vocal style is. It's so suited to grunge. Awesome analysis as always.. can you please react to Metallica - Fade to Black. Thanks!!

[@louisjenner2869]

🙏

[@mrolsen6987]

His vocal style wasn't suited to grunge, grunge developed and suited to His vocal style.

[@robertdefex9544]

There no such thing as grunge. If any body was grunge it was Alice in chains not nirvana. Nirvana is alternative, pop punk.your dumbass hasn't seen any nirvana interviews. .or know enough about music.. grunge style of guitar is just one of Eddie VanHalen many styles. Particularly. A song called D.O.A 1979.at the time there was punk and Metal VH was already playing grunge.and all the little Seattle kid were worshipers

[@KarlDelaney99]

Layne Staley was more unique I think. His voice was low and high at the same time and the best singer to come out of the grunge era

[@sneppysnack809]

His vocals are shit. Try listening to actual grunge and get back here. You'll get what I mean.

[@onlyforwatchingvids2086]

When MTV was music television

[@dawest767]

When the M stood for Music and not Moron.

[@MrGenexxx]

The Real World started in 92 and that was the beginning of the end

[@thelastshinigami96]

I thought the M stood for Movies

[@Mxulin]

Mom TV

[@treetopjones737]

@@MrGenexxx Behind the scenes: "Hey Puck, go eat peanut butter out of the jar with your fingers in front of them." "reality tv"

[@samporter7018]

Kurts been dead almost 30 years and I wasn't even alive when kurt was alive yet I miss him i think that speaks to the influence he had on people he may never have been the most technical singer but he was a living legend just an incredible artist people wanted to watch Kurt was someone we'll never see again

[@Fiakosorio]

1:24 Nice voice cracking She says "I love that" Me too.... : )

[@taz454]

I hear beauty in his voice. More emotion and feeling than many singers that have “perfect” voices. His voice is an instrument

[@corleones6319]

I cant believed that he's dead, i mean Nirvana is timeless

[@Ratbiker48]

I’ll always be here for any and all Kurt Reaction Videos! I’d love to see a full review from Reading Concert

[@cndart]

Just a lot of raw powerful goodness that transport you to that place in time only Kurt and Nirvana could bring.

[@andylodic]

Expression is the core to a music. I agree with you, Beth! ❤️🤘🏻👏🏻👍🏻 #90s #grunge #nirvana

[@yaboi7253]

I love how well you get what kurt was trying to do with his music and band. Express himself.

[@OxygenH20]

I love how she speaks about how he was doing his singing even tho he didn’t even know what he was doing

[@echolalia682]

This. He wasn't "yodeling". His voice was just cracking because he didnt have complete control over his voice. Its what made him great. Sloppy passion.

[@CorradoNigro]

Kurt is amazing and you're doing a great job by explaining what happens with his voice

[@juliegogola4647]

I am now in the mood to hear "Very ape". Anyone who has never heard it, it is a very good song and it is very "upbeat", as far as the music in the song, it is very great also. The songs tones and notes go from high to low, so, this is a very interesting song.

[@frankpionteck6374]

I can see it in your eyes that you totally adore what Kurt does as a performer... makes long time fans like me (since 93) smile that ppl can still "get it" as far as the magic Kurt possessed with his fantastic vocal delivery... I have watched all your Nirvana reviews... love them

[@whitetim8177]

Should do Nirvana Tourette’s live stream Reading 1992 next

[@mikek8729]

Just subbed, you're the first vocal coach reactor I've seen without pretentiousness or condescension. Loving your honest love of the music!

[@nathanpayne3729]

I love how you give credit where others don't, you're a sweetheart ♥️👍👏 awesome

[@shatterstar8733]

Please do one on the Scottish band vaselines one of Kurt's favorite band! He had a bit of a hit when he covered one of their songs. (Jesus wants me for a sunbeam).....

[@steppenhenge]

5:48 waluigi?

[@EisensteinPrime]

Yaaaayyyyy. I love when you do my favourites!

[@billyboy6028]

The word you're looking for Beth is "dynamics", a whisper to a scream within seconds, he was the master of the style, a true shooting star!

[@joleneloveland2942]

She did say dynamics. 5:07 You missed it.

[@pedroherrera2900]

He really gives a lot of expression to what he says or sing. ❤️ I love it

[@jeremyengland2752]

A bit of insight on his use of the up and down feeling you get from his voice, and the overall dynamics of the song- Lithium is a mood stabilizing medication used broadly to treat bipolar disorder

[@MonkyMonk729]

Hey Beth! I love your videos. I honestly didn't know what to expect as far as your reaction to this one. I think Kurt was a phenomenal singer with an incredibly expressive voice that ranges from beautiful to blood curdling. As you said, he's not always technically perfect, but he is extremely expressive. So many people don't get that about his voice, and about his guitar playing. They fail to recognize the obvious intensity in his expression and just hear it as someone who can't sing well, completely missing the point and the beauty of it all. To see that a true vocal technician like you not only gets it, but appreciates and marvels at it is awesome.

[@ulfvesterlund2160]

He was a genius of his time

[@SrbijaCG]

Oh, how wrong you are, mate.

[@StreetSpeed10]

@@SrbijaCG And I suppose you can do better?

[@SrbijaCG]

@@StreetSpeed10 actually I can take him on, but no I couldn't do better. However, Chris Cornell could, and Layne Staley could, and Eddie Vedder could, and these are all 90s misicians. But the only people who know these three guys and their talents are either musicians, many 90s kids, or are hard into the 90s music era. Today everyone knows about Nirvana and THATS ALL. Post millennials never heard of bands like Soundgarden, Temple of the Dog, Alice in Chain, Pearl Jam, Mad Season, etc. Those guys were geniuses. Kurt Cobain was just mediocre guitar player and a mediocre singer, with a "different" style whose lyrics made no sense at all because he purposly wrote nonsense ro which he confessed.

[@StreetSpeed10]

@@SrbijaCG I love how you assume I'm a millennial. I was born in the 80's and I listen to almost EVERY type of music. I'll try listening to something to see if I like it. No one is saying that Kurt Cobain was an awesome or great guitar player. We're talking about his voice and his lyrics. Kurt Cobain had a different voice and sound than anyone else, which is why so many people like Nirvana's music and give it such good reviews. Before you assume you know something, you might wanna think again.

[@SrbijaCG]

@@StreetSpeed10 you were born in the 80s, but you never heard of the other bands I mentioned?

[@silvershadow2639]

i saw the notification on my phone and i got so exited fast cuz she didnt react to nirvana 4 a year

[@anavrin6437]

Me toooooooo !!

[@SrbijaCG]

That's because Kurt Cobain isnt exactly Andrea Bocelli. The only reason he broke through is because he had a unique sound and style. Bleach is mostly anarchic noise. There is a reason they named it grunge. Chris Cornell and Layne Staley hated that term and the fact that the 90s trend. Put their music in the grunge section.

[@jobriathboy]

these reaction videos remind me why i fell in love with music in the first place... thank you!

[@ellie_spiral]

I can’t tell you how many dreams I’ve had where Kurt was my uncle. I miss him so much 🥺🥺🥺

[@ellie_spiral]

•salva lo poco que te queda• I know it’s weird, but it’s true

[@LardLadLoser]

Is that some "My uncle came to my room when he thought I'd sleep" shit? XD

[@Sheol666]

It was Kurt, and Nirvana, that made me pick up a guitar all them years ago, I'll be forever grateful, RIP buddy (Nice video btw!)

[@sagacristian4847]

React Kurt Cobain voice when He singing "Where did you sleep last night". Please🙏

[@maybloomofficial599]

Hhahahhaha

[@ChannelForty2]

This is a great video. I love your insight and they way you explain such a unique singer. Really made me smile!

[@user-pi3ig2ph8r]

Watching this made me wonder if you had reacted to the Pixies. Couldn't find anything if you had.

[@martinamcgrath]

Я B I'd love to see that!

[@sietecarpinchos635]

yesss

[@tomyeo4687]

Tame at Brixton when Frank Blacks’s larynx should have left his body! Definitely needs a reaction!

[@lambeauwade]

A vocal coach that gets grunge/punk emotional singers is 👌. Great video, amazing balance of recognizing technical and emotional aspects. Just slammed the follow button.

[@babyjesus2025]

It's better to be an ok singer with passion then a great singer without..

[@marknoesen7958]

Most great singers are ultra boring.

[@Personal_Info145]

If you're implying that Kurt wasn't a great singer, no one has ever really been able to match Kurt's vocals ever.

[@babyjesus2025]

Im saying to be a great singer or musician u must have it in your soul naturally from birth then practice and be unique. If u dont have it in your soul all the practice in the world wont help u.

[@BoogerBear1982]

As an American your accent is adorable.

[@bigkingbud]

I've seen in documentaries, or read in biographies that he claimed there was a pain in his stomach, and he felt like he had to 'sing through' the pain to make the pain go away. IDK, something like that, Kurt was in SO MUCH pain, it's so sad. There's such a pain and sadness to everything he sings.

[@AlexToti]

I am not sure but I remember him saying that the way he sung made the pain even worse at some point up until he got a surgery done in 1993(i can only hope i said the correct year). If anyone knows for sure let me know! Something I remember for sure is that he didnt know if he should do the surgery cause he felt like that constant pain fueled his art and worked as an inspiration for many songs he wrote. Truly an amazing artist. So honest and unique. He will continue to inspire for many more decades to come, thats for sure!

[@theiveyed8677]

He also had scoliosis and holding the guitar messed up his back

[@micaela7159]

Alex Toti whered you hear that?

[@AlexToti]

Micaela I dont think I can pinpoint the source. I have seen all those documentaries, movies, montages and interviews that I would have to do a bit too much work for the sake of a quote. If I come across it I will share it right here :)

[@boonnathan]

BigKing Bud Courtney killed Kurt dude !

[@DarthD00bius]

I saw them on this tour! I remember wondering why they had a second guitar player. The Breeders opened. At the time both Deal sisters were in the band.

[@mikestevenrfs7374]

The most legendary that i'll never forget him😍👍😍👍😍👍😍👍🇲🇾 one of the golden Voice that we are ever heard😍😍

[@howdy627]

Hes was a poet, like Jim Morrison , iaw Kurt many times in our town

[@Renwoxing13]

Besides the fact that Jim Morrison was a shill, a CIA plant, and a fucking POSER then sure...

[@FirstnameLastname-nd9wx]

@@Renwoxing13 1. nah 2. what 3. i mean no more than anyone else, 2. lmao

[@sr71blackbirddr]

Seems like yesterday watching this on MTV, RIP Kurt 🤘

[@BethRoars]

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[@rstuff1605]

Kurt Cobain! He overdosed on prescription drugs and alcohol. He then flew back to Seattle, Washington to rest up. Rock over London Rock ON CHICAGO! Lol. ..

[@dropemogu]

I wish you notice me senpai 🥰

[@rstuff1605]

You should do a review on Wesley willis fiasco -Kurt Cobain. Nirvana. Creep show.

[@JeffLeiva1]

Can we please have some of Chris Cornell on "Call me a dog" acoustic version. I am following your videos since more than a year, very good job, cheers!!

[@leonardomartins6079]

REACT Kemuel - oceanos !?!!

[@kiditzyt2586]

When I saw the notification I was very happy haha, I do not want to pressure you but I look forward to your analysis of Kurt Cobain :DD:D

[@dustinshadle732]

Kurt actually didn't spend much time with learning to sing. He went to a lesson, recorded it and then played it back around the bad. He couldn't stop laughing. He was a heavy smoker. Should do a video or 2 on their drummer, that Dave guy.

[@ave9962]

Dave Grohl...

[@antivanti]

I like that the yodels he's using makes it sound like his voice is cracking like an emotional teenager. It's part of that whole conveyance of anxiety and raw emotion

[@benedictsuantak]

I wish you could do the Beatles as there is none out there

[@joleneloveland2942]

He really lays it on the line. It's somewhat the words, and let's not forget his beautiful melodies, but what he presents, really, is the story of his life all in the tone variance of his voice. There are not many singers who care to reveal that much of themselves. But then there's Kurt delivering his message so in your face, that you don't notice that the guy is basically nude. He's not afraid and his expression is so raw and honest that you cant help but love him. If you want to be loved you have to be lovable and he is that in so many ways.

[@krisfrederick5001]

Please listen to "Do Re Mi?" I would LOVE to hear your opinion.... Even if you don't react to it officially, it's said to be the last song. Which obviously gives it more weight.

[@_MOORE_1986]

The way you sang "I'll miss you" 😍

[@josiahmontiel5663]

Linkin Park Given Up live at the AOL sessions please.

[@faustomdtdg2681]

Chester is amazing.

[@jans2887]

Let's keep it tasteful

[@el34glo59]

Love watching you fall in love with Nirvana and other 90s brilliance. I can see you starting to switch your tastes

[@YerDa67]

Hey, Beth! Any chance of analysing Morrissey and perhaps one of the Beatles - or them all, if you’re feeling ambitious? Lol. Great vids, by the way! Cheers from Scotland! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@johnnybrown9581]

Agreed, anything by Morrissey/The Smiths

[@YerDa67]

Johnny Brown Yes!!!

[@jans2887]

I like Morrisey/The Smiths, but analysing his singing is a bit pointless. His voice is very monotonous and bland (which kind of makes him interesting and original as long as it is in small amounts). He's all about the unique timbre, but there's nothing to analyse.

[@diegocarvalho8461]

1:24 - I think it's really cool when he makes that high-pitched sound lol

[@prometheustv6558]

1:36 Kurt Cobain turns into James Hetfield

[@jamesrichardson3322]

😢😥😭We love you Kurt and we miss you, you spoke for our generation, we wish you were here!! Beth Kurt guitar playing and vocals are awesome, as a Bassist myself I find difficult to do!!

[@tjm4444]

If you do not do the Nirvana unplugged version of "where did you sleep last night", something is wrong with you.

[@YourLocalFreak666]

I love Nirvana more than life. 🖤💜❤

[@luiscobain1511]

Kurt Una Vez Dijo: Nunca Nos A Importado La Profesionalidad

[@TheJimbo1791]

Thank you for this. Loved it, great analysis of Kurt´s power in singing.

[@GermanWehrmacht]

I would like for you to react to Nirvana - The Man Who Sold the World (Live and Loud)

[@unidentifiediconography8837]

Geez... been singing this song torturously in my throat for years... in just a few words/minutes, you've taught me how to distort in my forward nasal cavity... thank you Beth... you're the best... ✌💙

[@johnlanou]

How did he sing like that and not hurt his voice?

[@TroublesomeOwl]

He didn't.. he did a lot of damage to his voice over the few intense years

[@Mars-]

He def hurt his voice. i love his melodies and songs . And of course it seems he didn't even try to sing with proper form and that affected him negatively sometimes. I mean he could not even get through this song without cracking and losing his voice in sections. You hear it at some bridge to chorus areas and at end on the last couple lines. Voice goes out . He was a great talent but as a punk rocker he never placed value on proper form. Doesn't bother me but it does bother his longevity and all It was as beth said all about "singing with raw emotion"

[@Ewa.G.-Wu.]

He dindt. He never take a vocal lesson. And his doctor said If he dont start take a vocal lessons he may lost his voice tottaly.

[@timwilson7675]

I could listen to you speak all day!!

[@chinochibi]

It would be interesting if you analyze/react to Post Malone's cover of this song.

[@Erinnem]

I’m glad you did this one I love it !!!!

[@MorgothsBalrog]

Alice in Chains "Man in the Box" live at the Moore is one you definitely need to listen too. One of the best vocal performances ever.

[@danielf8777]

I always love your vision on music

[@FrowningIke]

I watched a video of Dave Grohl at Lemmy's funeral. He told a story about meeting Lemmy (a hero of his) for the first time. He introduced himself and the first thing Lemmy said was "Sorry about your friend!" Oh yeah, do Ace of Spades! 🙂

[@ericlizotte1123]

This song is classic for sure. Besides the vocals though the one thing that stands out to me, especially during the chorus, is how the bass gets a lot crazier, or at least a lot more notey and chaotic. Seems to really emphasize the vocals even more which is just cool.

[@Wildcard77th]

Try Within Temptation - Angel.. that's epic!

[@jackdawson5490]

Kurts screaming songs are great and all, but the i believe beauty in his voice really comes from when he calms it down, his voice can both be powerful and weak when performing softer songs. Kurt had an immense amount of heart and soul, that that i dont think we've seen since, and it really shines when accompanied by an acoustic guitar. Not to mention a wonderfully purposeful country twang he would add. Id love to see a breakdown of any of the unplugged performances with the Meat Puppets, or any of the acoustic home demos from montage of heck.

[@metalerowilliamxxx]

Please, Alice in Chains reactions. Great channel 👍

[@WhackoMacko]

Loved the reaction and your thoughts about his voice. I gotta admit though, every time I hear him sing and perform it just makes me miss him.

[@jesuschrist2612]

I am have gay.

[@rockyruane9379]

Voice cracked multiple times

[@juliegogola4647]

I just say that Kurt Cobain had actually "felt" the lyrics and just THAT made how he sang it all so much more REAL and/or intense.

[@joshmartimez2235]

This song is epic all around the studio version, demos, live versions.

[@Christopherphantom]

Hello! I learnt about your channel today just about 2 hours ago. I have watched several of your videos. I incidentally, was looking for vocal coaches commenting on various musicians and for me your content is far far superior. A few of my observations which I though makes you stand out- 1. You don't pretend to hear everything for the first time. 2. You happily admit having listened to many of these songs and artists. Precisely how it should be, people like me are probably searching for someone who has heard these earlier or before to be able to comment else it's just appreciation of the songs and that anyone with half a brain cell can do. From a different uploadeder I saw a video where the presenter said she could recognize the riff from back in black, you'd have to be dead to not know that in an English speaking nation. 3. You admit where you are out of your depth. The Hu videos. 4. You actually comment/explain and give examples. 5. You are very watchable, by that I don't just refer to how pretty you are but your screen presence as well. I hope you keep it up, would look forward to more of your content. Thanks. :)

[@inbloom4083]

R.I.P Kurt Cobain🙏 Too beautiful in this wicked world

[@themeisterproduction]

Currents - Better Days Great range of voice and powerful lyrics

[@jamesdomus]

I still miss him immensely. Saw them live a couple of weeks before this was recorded. Just off the top of my head, think this was recorded in mid December for New Year's 1993-4 and I saw them in Miami, FL the day after Thanksgiving. I tried to model my voice and playing style after him. Miss you Kurt.

[@peopleseethis]

Having grown up in the time where nirvana was big when I was a teen, kurt probably had at most the basics of healthy singing advice and just rolled on the pure raw emotion he felt. Voice be damned, shotgun at 27, the message of his pain and how he conveyed the emotion of what he was feeling in his music was the most important thing to him in the moment. Hoon, Staley, Cornell eventually, and so many people who made that music at that time felt that passion to be willing to destroy themselves to try to get across the pain they felt.