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John Denver wrote more great songs than Kurt.

Stone basically said to him, …. you ssid were gonna quit this shit ……if all wondering what was said

Stone basically said to him, …. you ssid were gonna quit this shit ……if all wondering what was said

2:20 that early NIRVANA merch 😍

Is Sean wearing a black dress here ? ( at the beginning of course )

@thetillerman23 I believe you mr. tiller, You was luuuuucky That day !!! 🤘🏼💀🤘🏼

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he was shy and sweet and yes like all of us he had his dark side but no he was not eveil or mean...he was too sensitive but then again we would not have all these lovely songs if he had not been like that

"First it was the Beatles, and then it was punk rock" Kurt was a peninsula kid, 100%.

I was in my flat watching this on TV live the night before my wedding. I shed a tear because it was highly anticipated and it didn’t disappoint!

Well Nirvana music is dead and Bon Jovi is still standing!!!!!

EV NAO FREQUENTA MAS ESSES ROLE A JILL TA DE OLHOS ABERTO. ELA TA CERTA . QUEM AMA CUIDA .

what is whp at. &:&

All friends are family no matter what. Kurt had some great friends with him. All of them were like brothers. Rock in peace Kurt

18:00 the respect🔥

I rmemeber my brother going on and on about how mtv was going to be playing this sick new tune by temple of the dog which was soundgarden plus Pearl Jam. It was epic then at 12 years old and it’s epic now at almsot 44. Fuck man time huh?

My favorite bit is Kurt with the champagne with Sonic Youth and the mayhem that occurs and J Mascis of Dinosaur Jr sitting there in the corner the entire time not caring in the slightest

Alice in chains is 80% metal and 10% punk. 10% grunge

The older I get! ( Referring to previous comment. ) I appreciate the slower heavy metal songs because mr. Cantrell handles it so succinctly

Imagine hearing white pop music on the radio in a country that was 90% white at the time, the horror! Love Kurt and Nirvana but that seems a bit of a weird thing to see as notable.

Whenever Kurt Cobain speaks I feel him. Strange since I didn't know him.

what did kurt said in 2:08

Lol the USA had punk before grunge... Not only were there loads of underground punk bands all over the states (and the world for that matter) between the mid 70s and early 90s and on, but although Britain may have effectively codified the punk sound and culture, it was birthed in the USA. Not that this should be some pissing contest, but as an American I find it so silly how narrowly people from the USA and UK alike tend to view the genesis of punk. Neither country can unequivocally lay claim to creating it, as none of this happened in a vacuum, punk as we know it depended vitally on the contributions of both countries, and moreover let's not discount all the music we might overlook from around the world...

Maybe, not a Beatles fanatic but I've heard that analogy of the next Elvis, Beatles, Zeppelin too many times. Nirvana was relevant for 3 years in "mainstream", I think Alice and Chains did more and were first for Seattle sound than Nirvana. Unfortunately heroine and depression seemed to come in and mow down everyone from Seattle and that era of music like a Phoenix.

The distance between us and Kurt is now greater than between Kurt and the Beatles.

The little boy singing every word at 2:31. ❤

Chris Cornell is gonna rise on the third day

1:36

damn bruh i wonder what his music would sound like without some heavier influences

Sped up way to fast timing

They harmonize so perfectly, this moment stands in time as a reminder of what we will always remember as singers who are a tough act to follow between two of the most iconic singers in history! Gone but the music lives on forever 🔥

Money grab is all that is. Douchbag move

I can't believe they're all dead!!!!!!😢😢😢😢😢Biggest voices ever

Gorgeous men❤

Down in a Hole changed my perspective on music and my life.

“Your equipment is important” clearly she’s never seen endless nameless live

Tf song is he singing?

While Kurt was still alive, he should have talked with Paul. Paul was really the one responsible for all the experimental shift in the Beatles music. Paul just loved to dabble into different styles of music. He could go from 50 cabaret music to hard rock music, to punk rock, to disco. The man could do it all.

dreadlock era was the best layne era. He had so much life in him

Músico

sdds vida

I will never get tired of hearing the intro to Would!

Lanegan is my favorite of all time.

Once an alcoholic was asked do your u have a problem with alcohol ? No I have a problem with the cops

First it was the Beatles then it was Punk Rock

"Kwish" - tom petty

John Denver. Also mysteriously killed.

"Hey. Shut up"

You cannot get any band to equal THE BESTLES

6:51 How they can stand still like that & not rock out is beyond comprehension. Undeserving of the moment.