A Subscriber Said Finish The NIRVANA - NEVERMIND Album (NO REGRETS!!) 

Dude this album took Micheal Jackson off the #1 spot in the charts and flipped mainstream music upside down overnight

You nearly killed me when you asked the question if this was a hit album! This was the number one album of the entire decade of the ‘90’s!

The final song, "Endless, Nameless" was a "hidden song". It's not listed on the album and after "Something in the Way", there would be silence for around 10 minutes until it came in with a glorious explosion of noise. It was done as a joke on the listener. The CD would play and the listener would think it was over but not turn off the CD player, and turn on the TV or go fix a snack, or whatever, and then 10 minutes later, BOOM!!!!! It legit scared the crap out of me the first time I listened to the album 😂

12:15 On A Plain is so underrated. It's one of my favorite songs off Nevermind.

Endless Nameless is a hidden track that comes on after about 10 minutes of silence after the last track. First time listening to Nevermind, I just let it play thinking it was over. And that track came on and scared the §#!ț outta me.

The last song was added so Kurt could break everything on stage. 😂 It sounds like he is breaking everything in the studio 😆

You should listen to YOU KNOW YOU'RE RIGHT - it's the last official "new" Nirvana song ever released, and it was released YEARS after Kurt's death. It's a great song, but also sad to listen to, because you hear in that great last song how much potential the band still had.

Endless, Nameless is a hidden bonus track to the album. Not every album that was released had it originally. I still have a version without it, so to me the album ends on Something in the Way. Endless, Nameless is just an experimental jam sesh to break every instrument on stage so they wouldn’t have to do any encores lol. I mean, they did that on whatever the set ender was. But that’s essentially what Endless, Nameless is.

Nirvana was huuuggeee. I remember hearing "Smells Like Teen Spirit" for the first time, blasting out of someone's car and I absolutely had to know who it was.. decided to listen to the radio hoping I'd hear "that song" again, did not take long! When my then boyfriend introduced me to his friends, a couple weeks later, one of them was playing it on his guitar... so many memories atatched to this band. Another band that was really big in the nineties.. not as big as Nirvana, but big.. was the Cranberries. There was so much variety back then on the radio. I would love for you to check out The Cranberries album "No Need to Argue".... totally different than NIrvana, way more chill.. every song a gem, imo.

You've got to listen to Nirvana Unplugged! It's amazing and I truly believe you'll be awestruck. Shout out from Ontario, CANADA🇨🇦

I kinda knew you’d like “On a Plain” for some reason :) it’s one of my favorites off this album:)

So wonderful seeing younger generations listening to this amazing music. You’re absolutely right, they don’t make music like this anymore. It’s sad. Great reaction 🙋🏻‍♀️👍🏼👏🏼👌🏼💜🇨🇦

something in the way was written about a moment when Kurt was homeless or ran away from home living under a bridge if I'm not mistaken....and after that, no it's not a song. You have to understand that Kurt enjoyed getting on peoples nerves, it was a hidden track.

I love that you found this album. Your reactions to this are priceless... especially the Batman part to Something In the Way. 10/10 for sure bro.

Was Nevermind a hit? Yes, yes it was. It has sold over 10 million copies in the US and 30 million worldwide. It reached #1 on the US charts as well as in Canada, France, Belgium, Ireland and Sweden, as well as #7 in the UK, #2 in Australia, #3 in Germany, #3 in Denmark, etc. And even more impressive, it has spent over 520 weeks on the Billboard Top 200 album charts. Only 7 albums previously had accomplished that feat. This album also represents a sea change in popular music and culture that can clearly be delineated as before "Nevermind", and after "Nevermind"

Something in the way, was about time Cobain spent being homeless, living under the bridge, if i am not wrong.

I remember the day Kurt died... You're listening to an album that changed the industry for years and defined a generation.

Use to listen to this in my car on a cassette tape back in the day. Glad to see the youth of today still enjoying it!

The first Nirvana album was Bleach, which I recommend checking out

Man. I love this entire album. I remember having this on cassette when it came out and I would listen to the entire tape and after endless nameless would end, I'd flip the tape and start over with Smells like teen spirit. Soooooo good!

Jojo, keep doing full albums man, this was great! If you like this, youll like a lot of other 90s albums!

Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, STP, Nirvana. These guys had such a knack for sequencing their records. They alll have records where my favorite tune is the last song on the record.

Endless Nameless really needs to be seen as well as heard. Look for one of their live versions. They play baseball with their guitars.

Something in the Way was a song to express the loneliness and desperateness of being homeless. IMO it was a song that accurately depicted how destitute you can feel at rock bottom while also trying to hold on to your own humanity.

bro was absolutley flabbergasted at Endless, nameless

"Was this a hit record"? Lol!! Yes. It's not only one of the best records ever recorded but also one of the most important.

Nevermind is and will always be one of the best albums ever recorded I was 16 when the album came out and it just blew our minds. R.I.P Kurt

My congratulations from Chile South America.. This album is a not only of generation in USA is in all the world.. Big regard Bro

Nevermind was one of the best albums of the 90s.

Rolling stone named the 500 greatest albums of all time and this is #6, It's also a diamond record in North America selling over 11 million copies. That's 11 x Platinum. You just listened to music history homie.

Kid, you're a doll. I adore how much you appreciate music and I really think you should listen to Dire Straits-try Money for Nothing, Tunnel of Love, and/or Sultans of Swing.

react last song Endless Nameless live show that you understand why she is like this chaos. they only managed to play it "live" in full two times the others were... I recommend : endless nameless live and loud MTV 1993 and live at the paramount 1991

Your face during the "hidden song" was priceless! 🤣

"Something In The Way" appeared on The Batman. "Teen Spirit", is everywhere. ... ... then there is Lithium, Drain You, Polly ... Endless, Nameless. ... ... there is nothing "Uncool" about NEVERMIND.

Endless Nameless was a hidden track on the CD. There's a couple minutes of silence before it actually kicks in. When I was 16 and this first came out I didn't appreciate it for what it was, but now in my late 40's I think it's genius. 10/10 is the only score to give this album, I'm happy to hear you feel the same. 🤗

Back in the day CDs had extra space at the end. Bands used to put 3 min of silence, then a weird secret track. Don't judge it to harshly. That was just a little bonus. The album was already over at that point

This album is perfect! Could you do a reaction to in utero by nirvana too? Thanks!

Your reaction to Endless Nameless is exactly why they added it like 20 minutes of silence after Something In the Way as a secret track, it was just a joke to scare people 😂

Nirvana nevermind out sold Michael Jackson, nirvana was like the Beatles for the next generation at th3 time

This band is amazing man.. I wish there was more popular music that makes you feel how you're feeling in these videos, because that's how we all feel listening to the radio! There wasn't only efforts to make a big single and vídeo to make the viral tiktok, mainstream had lots of artist who put their soul into their music and made the masses feel it

Endless nameless is a bonus track that not even been on original recordings, in song kurt going mad because can’t play something so he smash some shit and i think guitar too

All three albums are literally amazing and perfect to me even they’re mixtape insecticide and also a bunch of hidden tracks from them recording in the late 80’s off of With The Lights Out

Hi mate, glad you finished this album. I grow up with this. First album I brought my brother and yes it was a hit. Before it did my brother saw them in a small club in England with only 200 other people. Still jealous of that. Any chance you could check out Faithless Salva Mea

always so happy to see your very positive attitude....hugs fron France dear JOJO

You should do the rest of their albums as well. Bleach, Incesticide, In Utero and the MTV Unplugged album.

It feels so good to see someone like you discovering and enjoying like this Nervermind for the first time 😁🎉

This album came out when I was 6. 10 years later, as a teen growing up in seattle I can definitively say this was STILL just as popular 10 years later as it was when it released(half the girls in HS still had a crush on Kurt even though he had died). To this day most people in seattle still probably recognize at least half these songs if they pop up on the radio.

19:35 This song was Kurt explaining his life when he lived under a bridge. Kurt didn’t really live under the wishka river bridge but he told ppl he did. Rip Kurt I love you so much, Kurt is so pretty🥺 also I could watch your reactions to Nirvana all day, I don’t mean wake up and watch then go to sleep I mean 24/7 hours straight

Nevermind was a smash hit but I liked in Utero more.That album like was a signature mark of Cobain as an artist.And Yeah, all their albums are consistent in terms of style

12:05 watch bro discover what an under-rated song is 😭😭

@LFR Jojo Nevermind was released in September 91' and didnt really expload till Smells Like Teen Spirit was put into the MTV rotation, they blew up so fast they still had a van and a U-Haul trailer when they hit Gold Status

You should try dookie by Green Day. It helped make pop punk and was pretty much the biggest album after nirvana ended!

The drums are so killer on this album

LMAO, I didn't expect to see the Endless, Nameless here. Btw this song you could call a "secret" cuz it played after waiting a while after the ending of "Something in the way" on CD album.

The last song which confused you so much is a reflection of their live shows and what you’d hear! This album came out my senior year in HS. Look for live footage. Also do a listening party for PRETTY HATE MACHINE by NIN, they came out around the same time!

Bro you should so react to the album of the Arctic Monkeys : Whatever People Say What I Am That's What I'm not. It's certainly a 10 out of 10 and I'm a rap fan.

do dirt by alice in chains next🔥🔥

Watching you at the end…Priceless!!!😂

Kurt lived homeless under a bridge in Aberdeen Seattle he write this song then 😀✌️

Ha HA ---- On a Plain ...is my favorite too...

i recommend foo fighters and the singer is the drummer from nirvana you should listen to “times like these”

This is still one of my favorite all time albums to this day. It always hits hard, and all the songs are awesome! Enjoy!

Please listen and react to Bleach, Nirvana’s first album

In Utero is Nirvana's best album.

Bro you need to react to some Pink Floyd or Black Sabbath, or if you into heavier stuff try Tool. Loving the react vids, rock is life 🤘

Fun little fact. Stay Away is Post Malone’s favorite Nirvana song hence why it’s tattooed on his face

I WAS LAUGHING SO HARD DURING ENDLESS NAMELESS.. YOU LOOK TRAUMATIZED

Beck Mellow Gold is great too. Give that a listen sometime

Oh man I’m newly obsessed with this page!!! Hope he listens to Alice In Chains !!!

Unless there's a word for word description of the lyrics on final track 'Something In The Way' then it's mostly about Kurt (singer/lead+rhythm guitar/writer) being passed aound his family members after his parents' divorced. Lived with his grandparents, was homeless, living in cars, sleeping under a now famous bridge on the Wishkah river in Aberdeen, W.A. state. Kurt said many times his songs weren't always about a specific thing, but seems clear they all have roots in pretty personal ideas/themes at very least. The last 'noise' track (Endless, Nameless' is just a studio jam and not a real composition) was only added to the European release after the first 20,000 or so copies sold out super fast after college radio pushed it, you can see why it caught on fast I guess. So cool seeing people from all walks of life finding the tunes I loved growing up and being blown away, Nirvava was always for anyone and everyone that vibed with it (except racists/rednecks lol)

Nirvana flipped the music scene. Alternative music was just starting out and Nirvana brought it to the forefront. Nirvana is the fathers of Alternative music scene. There are a few bands that help change the music industry. Beatles changed rock music. Ozzy changed metal music. Nirvana help change the music scene. You need to listen to Where did you sleep last night. It was on the MTV Unplugged album. The song dates back to the 1800s but was first recorded in 1926 by a banjo player named Dock Walsh. Bill Monroe recorded it in 1941, and Lead Belly in 1944. Kurt said Lead Belly is one of his favorite performers. The end when Kurt takes that last breath speaks volumes.

'Something In The Way' is about when Kurt was a teenager and was constantly getting in trouble, and his mom had remarried to a man with his own kids. Kurt felt like he was the empidement to them achieving their dream of domestic bliss. He felt he was the object that was "getting in their way" . So he left and started living on the streets. He spent most of his time underneath a nearby bridge. Thus, this episode of his life became the subject matter for 'Something In The Way'

Great reaction! If you wanna check out another great rock album, I'd recommend checking out some My Chemical Romance. Either The Black Parade or Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge would be great albums to start with 😁

As other people are saying, Endless Nameless was just a jam hidden 10 minutes after the end of the album (on CD only) to freak people out. That’s all. You were supposed to end the album, and then forget it was still playing, and then the song would kick in and startle you. You can do that with CDs. Hidden songs, and I believe the X-files soundtrack has a song that is hidden at the beginning of the album… you had to put the track on, then hit rewind to get to the hidden song, even though you were at the beginning of the album. Nirvana was the first to do this in the CD era. The Beatles had a little song hidden at the end of Abbey Road, but that was it. After Nevermind came out, all sorts of bands from Danzig to Weird Al would put little things as hidden surprises at the end. It was fun, but then everybody was doing it so it died off.

The outro of this album is literally the theme song of batman 😂😭 had me dying

Im wait for your react on Endless, Nameless. Its very interesting song, when they try to record Lithium something was wrong, and Kurt gone mad. He told to Butch Vig (producer) he want to still record sound. Because he want to try something. And this history of that song. On The Beatles album Abbey Road, you can find song with same role (Her Majesty).

Loving your grooveyness JJ 😜 please do full album, 'Dirt' by Alice In Chains

listen to bleach by nirvana

On a plane was my fav song for a long Time 🤟

22:50 yeah that song wasn't made as a song to vibe to. He made it out of pure anger and based it off a riff he was working on.

I tend to return to On A Plain amongst all the tracks Their MTV Unplugged NYC album has some incredible covers

Something in the way was a song wrote by Kurt Cobain, their tragic and brilliant singer. He wrote about his time being homeless, and living literally underneath a bridge. He struggled with an increasingly potent drug addiction, severe depression and bipolar disorder. (there’s movies about his early life, dude lived all American and died the same, regardless of who pulled the trigger.)

What all theses comments is right! Nirvana flipped the world upside out with this album and changed music,movies,TV and even fashion with the new wave they didn't know what to call it so adapted the term grudge and it took over the 90s and some to this day! Last real rockstar.Rockstar.. missed everyday kurt! Justice for kurt!! But what I have to say u had me rolling!! hahahhahah I was head bumping with uu and at the end when ur virgin ears heared nameless endless hahah and your eyes popping out and then called it a 10 out of 10! You had me laughing on top of my lungs!! Thanks for appreciating this rare genius art. Your the bestttt !! Love u man!

yoo this is 🔥🔥🔥 you should definitely react to the bleach album or in utero

Some other full albums you should check out are: Pearl Jam - Ten, White Zombie - Astro Creep: 2000, Sublime - Sublime and Guns n Roses - Appetite for Destruction

It was more than a hit, it kicked off an entire era

Fun Fact: The first song you said should have been the first track on the album was actually the first song on the second side of the cassette tape. It opened the second half of the album.

somthing in the way is about hown when kurt was going from house to house sleeping on couches he would sit under the bridge and hinted at him living under neath a bridge

Sorry for all the comments but I love that your digging this album, most people only knew smells like teen spirit and Kurt really hated that, and the band I could imagine. But you as a first listener are singing along with most of these songs first listen. Nursery rhymes

Something in the way was used in the latest Batman movie! It was perfect!

You should react to their last studio album “in utero”

Def check out: Smashing pumpkins- Siamese Dream Stone temple pilots- core Alice In Chains- face lift Nirvana- bleach :)

Easily one of the greatest albums ever

Fun story. So back when internet wasn't well what it is. I jag no idea about this song. So when something in the way wad done I'd change I'd the album. One night was like 2am and wasn't paying attention and noticed the cd was still going then I heard the faint bass so I turned it up listening close like the fuck then dun dernt! 😂 I quickly turned out off hit the lights abs jumped in bed line oh fuck. 😂😂

I have trouble finding a bad song anywhere on their four studio albums. You might also enjoy Bleach, In Utero, and Incesticide.

Concerning something in the way you dont get it. Kurt refers to the period he had to live beside a bride, feedind of fishes...

I'm listening and there is more I need to say. On a plain AND Drain you were discussed seriously as singles.. but then they figured they can't make every song a single. So they had to pick and choose and that was one of the hardest things to do cuz the label told them they could only choose 4 singles realistically.. so they chose Lithium over Drain you. And they chose in bloom over On a plain.. but there has been plenty of times I said that Drain you is a single . It just sounds like a hit just as much as Teen Spirit in my opinion. On a plain is major single material as well. They played On a plain on their unplugged album and it sounded amazing.. I would recommend reviewing Nirvana Unplugged in New York. Next my bro.. trust

Now you have to listen to the entire first Foo fighters album and compare the sound. I would love to get your take on the evolution of Dave grohl Personally, even though I appreciate Nirvana I prefer the Foo fighters more so it would be interesting to hear what you think and don't worry I hated the last song on never mind as well :-)

Dave Grohl will be pleased to hear you saying this album has not one bad song lol😉

Hobo Johnson's tiny desk performance would be fun to react to.