WOW!| FIRST TIME HEARING Nirvana - You Know You're Right REACTION 

This is the very last nirvana song recorded 30 years ago. January 29-31st. The last time they ever recorded. This song was not allowed to come out until 8 years after his death.

I'll always remember a letter published in Rolling Stone just after he passed away... "Kurt Cobain was just a digital voice on a small, shiny, plastic compact disc. So why do I feel so sick and out of breath?"

Dave Grohl (former drummer of Nirvana) said that this is the most heartbreaking and hardest song for him to listen to because you can hear the pain in his voice.

You definitively needs to react to Nirvana : Where did you sleep last night, the live, unplug and unedited version. You will be surprised!

One of the best use of emotion in this song is the pure insanity of the sound during the "You know you're tight" part.

I would say listen to every Nirvana song...but we don't have time for that do we? A few musts, I would request, are any of these...to start with: Aneurysm __ Breed __ Something In The Way __ Negative Creep __ Dive __ All Apologies __ Polly __ Lake of Fire __ In Bloom __ Sliver __ Dumb __ Rape Me __ Scentless Apprentice __ Lithium. Maybe look for any of them: Live at the Paramount.

Nirvana’s best song. Hands down!

Kurt had what few singers have an ability to let go with his voice, a release that was so pure you can't help but feel it.

How can you halt the song during one of the climatic moments. Amber looked ticked.

Drain You - live on Nulle Part Ailleurs in 1994. Best Cobain raw scream. His guitar quit working and he was pissed!

Must-see live Nirvana? "All Apologies" on MTV Unplugged. That whole show is worth watching but that one is really nice.

The pure soul force in Kurt's music was never surpassed before him or after him.

I know you have done a fair bit of Nirvana, but if you are looking for suggestions, why don't you try something off their first album, entitled "Bleach"? They didn't get recognition until their second album, so most people never heard the first one until years later. The only song off it to ever get any radio play was "About a Girl" which they played at MTV Unplugged years later. The MTV version was played on the radio usually rather than the studio version. It is a very good song, although my favorite from the first record is the album-opening and heavier "Blew."

This was a stellar reaction. You guys GET IT. 🙏 RIP Kurt

One of my fave Nirvana songs...he was near the end point there and you can feel it. I wish he could have found the help that might have given him a point to stop, and change his mind. And yeah, the song wasn't released till years after his death.

This would have been the next Nirvana album but we never got to hear it. This song was released many years later on their best of album.

As a 90's grunge kid, it's surprisingly meaningful to me that folks a generation younger than me get this song and the music. If we only could have convinced Kurt his life was worth continuing.

I was in my car when I first heard this. I remember that I had to pull over because Kurt had been dead for 8 years, and yet here he was singing something new. It was the most powerful thing I had ever heard. Like he was still with us.

New sub. I STILL wear my Nirvana concert T no matter how tattered it is. Love your channel and am binging as we speak. Have you heard of Neneh Cherry "Buffalo Stance" ? .... omg. So so so effing good. Where did this girl go? Hope you discover her. Looking forward to watching more. Thanks

AMBER U LOOK INCREDIBLE

Mtv Unplugged with Nirvana is an iconic live special that is a must. All their songs stripped and acoustic, as any artists featured on Mtv Unplugged were. Nirvana’s, no doubt, being the most famous.

You guys should react to more Nirvana songs but the early stuff of the album Bleach

Yes! This is my favorite Nirvana song. It's one of my favorite songs, period.

Nirvana was a dangerous rock n' roll in their career... Kurt Cobain was as unpredictable on stage as Jim Morrison of The Doors. Dave Grohl remarked that Nirvana would trash their gear every night when then decided they wanted to get off the stage 😂 He said they were never a band that felt jubilation after playing a show... it was like coming offstage, drenched in sweat, dry off, put a t-shirt on and then, "Hey, anybody got a beer?" I recall a live clip where Kurt jumped into the audience w/ his guitar while playing a song... and just as he made it back onstage, a guy in the audience got irate and started hitting him hard and both Grohl and bassist Krist Novoselic stopped playing and rushed to stop the guy as security intervened. The Who was the band that would see Pete Townshend (guitar) and Keith Moon (drums) just got berserk at the end of their set and trash their instruments every night in concert... Sadly, Kurt Cobain was later quoted in his journal, "I hope I die before I become Pete Townshend..." When the video makers went through the Nirvana archives for footage for this music video in 2002, they claimed that they had trouble finding footage of Kurt Cobain smiling... Those rare moments where he beamed w/ joy were kept in this clip. Kurt was struggling w/ he+++n addiction to manage his chronic pain... He hoped that when he made it w/ Nirvana, things would get better... But as Dave Grohl remarked, no one in the band was prepared for the changes that were thrust on the band once they became famous... and Kurt took the brunt of the spotlight put upon him. He had money in the bank, a big house, millions of adoring fans, a wife and a daughter... but nothing changed - he was still struggling w/ chronic pain... he was still from a broken family... he was still depressed... and things seemed to be getting worse. Music was his salvation and gave him a place to belong... but it got to point where music and performing were no longer a source of joy... He remarked in his last note that he couldn't be Freddie Mercury and act like he was having 100% fun onstage when he wasn't. Kurt was not alone in his sentiments... Layne Staley of Alice in Chains wrote similarly cryptic lyrics for his last songs - 'Get born again'... and 'Died'... before he passed away in 2002 from an OD... Chris Cornell of Soundgarden/ Audioslave had written so many songs that dealt w/ depression and thoughts of ending his life... Chester Bennington of Linkin Park wrote similar lyrics about his personal struggles and pain... Scott Weiland of Stone Temple Pilots had also written cryptic lyrics like the songs - 'Still remains' ... 'Dead & bloated' ... 'Creep'... 'No way out'... He died from an OD in 2015. And some of the other we never saw coming... Brad Delp, the original lead singer of Boston... Michael Hutchence, lead singer of INXS ... Mike Howe, lead singer of Metal Church... Drummer Ingo Schwichtenberg of Helloween ... No one predicted that they would take their own lives.

A fantastic song. Used to play it for hours. But you should really check out their Mtv Unplugged Where did you sleep last night. Its epic and its a must!

I was 22 when the song came out. Nirvana stopped being a band when I was 14. This song killed me for months because I missed Kurdt so much.

Early Chicago - Question 67 and 68. Classic horns that will make Amber's knees weak.

Nirvana Lounge Act!

You know your right is such a simple but powerful song, Kurt's vocals still blow me away everytime I hear it!! I recommend you check out some Nirvana demos from the Wtih Lights Out Box Set!! Some underrated tracks on there

"Paper Cuts", "Milk It" and "Big Long Now" A few to check out.

Yall definitely needa check out nirvanas unplugged session

Now you should do Get Born Again, by Alice in Chains. One of the last songs Layne would record.

This was Kurt Cobains swan song. It was the last studio recorded Nirvana song before Kurt died

Love Amber's expressions -- she's feeling it!

Check out Nirvana MTV Unplugged and the song Where Did You Sleep Last Night. He puts every ounce of emotion into it, it's the most hauntingly beautiful thing you'll ever hear

This songs me sad to think about all of the great Nirvana music that was never created. They definitely hadn't reached their peak when Kurt took his life.

There are only a handful of songs that can make me cry, but this is one of them. It's not even about the foreshadowing in the song - to me it was just incredible that a song released ten years after Cobain's death was basically the culmination of Nirvana's entire body work. YKYR has everything: the melody, the aggression, the lyrics, the unusual chord changes, the distortion, the power. It's the quintessential Nirvana song, a real tour de force. I love this song to death and I'm grateful they released it.

Try some Nirvana MTV unplugged songs aswell

I think -- true to Kurt's songwriting -- "you know you're right" is not literally him saying to someone else "you know you're right." I think it's passive-aggressive and snarky and sarcastic. I think it's a "fuck you" way of saying: "you THINK you know you're right."

You should check out the mtv unplugged versions ❤️

3:50 Cries for help.. Miss your Kurt!!

R.I.P kurt Cobain ❤

The best Nirvana song is the cover of Bowie's The Man Who Sold the World.

Please listen to Drain you. For me, it's their best song. And if you want a "special experience", do a reaction to Hairspray Queen. 😄

Incredible song! Really hits hard so many years later.

🖤This song is hard to listen to but it is fascinating at the same time. It is the last song they recorded as a band. This is about the ending of his and Courtney's relationship among other things. This song was only performed live once in October 1993. This song was released long long after Kurt's death. Polly is another of their darkest songs.

I've been a musician and lead guitarist/singer for a bunch of rock bands since the late 80's, and I've been a HUGE fan of Nirvana and Kurt's song writing and lyrics and voice since the very first time I heard 'Smells like Teen Spirit' in my car driving home from work one night, having never heard of them before that moment. I was blown away, I was shaken, I literally pulled over and sat there until it was over, and then for another 20 minutes or so, contemplating how much the ground had just shifted under my feet, as a fan of music, as a guitarist & songwriter, and as a human being living this life... When the singer from my band came to practice the next night, we took one look at each other, and recognized the stunned look on each other's faces, that obvious emotional residue, that staring into a corner last night thing in the eyes... I said "dude, I don't know man, I don't really like any of our songs anymore", and he said "you heard it too, huh?"... Some years later when their last studio album 'In Utero', came out, I bought it as soon as I could, and went home and listened to the whole thing front to back. Then I picked up the phone and called the singer and said "dude, I think Kurt is gonna kill himself in the near future", and he said "you heard it too, huh?".... His death messed me up, just like Layne Staley, Elliott Smith, Shannon Hoon, and so many others around that time. Bad couple of years for music, I tell ya...

I describe Nirvana as noise pollution. The worst band ever. How horrible. Sadly, I also have to say that Nirvana fans are the most intolerant that I've ever encountered and probably on the planet. The last time there was a Nirvana video, I expressed how much I hate their music and was personally attacked by intolerant trolls. With this video, the exact same thing happened, Don't like someone's opinions or taste in music then just don't respond, ignore it and move on. Unfortunately, these Nirvana fans refuse to do that. Instead, they chose to attack others and resort to abominable trolling behavior.

Grunge-The last good era of music. Another good band, Mad Season. Wake Up, Live at the Moore in Seattle!

Where did you sleep last night is a must

When this song was first premiered in LA by KROQ in 2002, I was driving down the 101 freeway. The song's lyrics hit me immediately with the line "always knew it'd come to this", as well as the "pain" chorus that is repeatedly used. My reaction was so intense, I pulled over off the freeway. Looking back at Kurt's life, this reveals a great deal about him--like his empathy, and the emotional and physical pain he was dealing with towards the end. Just a heartbreaking song when you take into account where he was psychologically in late 1993. I mean, the last thing he ever recorded was the word "pain".

This is supposed to basically be Kurt’s “divorce papers” to Courtney Love.

OF course! do In Bloom again… it is a classic, every time you hear it you will find new details, hidden treasures 😉

Years after the end. Who would've thought to get a song at all. But THAT song. Not just a left over, b-side, some garbage not good enough for release song. But such a banger. Such a heavy song. It was a gift.

As a fan, back in the day, I loved and hated this song when it came out. I felt the record label gave an FU to the fans by not releasing this music soon after Kurt's death. By this time (8 years) the fans saw all the Courtney Love bull crap along with some of the legal crap that went down with the former band members and Courtney. But the song is so epically good, you can't fault the artists; they were always spectacular. 30 years later I appreciate the voice Nirvana gave to many of us. Rest in peace Kurt; you were a voice in the wilderness for a generation of lost children.

*Yes, BABY!!* From the pits of his soul indeed. "things have never been so swell; I have never failed to fail" DANG. This was pretty near the last track Kurt ever recorded. Heck of a way to leave the stage. Did I hear Jay ask for new artists? Quicksilver Messenger Service:: "What About Me?" or "The Truth" Violent Femmes "Blister in the Sun" or "Kiss Off" X "Burning House of Love" There. Start there.

I don’t like grunge.KISS-I Still Love You from MTV Unplugged

One of Kurt Cobain's biggest influences is John Lennon. However, you would not get this, unless you listen to some cuts from Plastic Ono Band album... such as Mother, Cold Turkey (single from that time period), Working class Hero, I Found Out...

I think you should've done more reacts of Foo Fighters, band of the former Nirvana's drummer Dave Grohl. And Pearl Jam please.

There are no words to describe how much I hate Nirvana. They are the most overrated band in music history. Kurt Cobain was a terrible singer and terrible songwriter. After his suicide, people put him on a pedestal that he never belonged.

Shoot. If it weren't for Nirvana, half the music we have now wouldn't exist.

Totally off topic but if you want a song to laugh about check out Dennis Leary's I'm an a**hole. The video version.

Everyone assumes that this song reflects his struggle with internal pain about the S word, but it's actually about his divorce with Courtney

This is the last song ever recorded by the band.

Alice In Chains, from MTV UnPlugged a serious must listen to

The next Nirvana song you should play is "DUMB." I think you'll like it. It gives you insight into Kurt Cobain's state of mind before his suicide.

My favorite Nirvana song is Sappy (Verse Chorus Verse)

Since you mentioned reacting to live vs. studio versions of songs, I'll go ahead and take the opportunity to suggest y'all react to Rammstein performing "Du Hast" live in Paris. Rammstein is a German industrial metal band and "Du Hast" is their biggest song. The studio version is great, but the live version in Paris is CRAZY. Makes for a great reaction too. There's a reason this live version has 68 million views on RU-vid. And, since I know Amber sometimes worries about the pronunciation of band or artist names, I'll save you a google and say that Rammstein is pronounced "ROM-shtine" (I'm sure a German speaker could get you even closer to the correct pronunciation but this is basically it).

This was a sign that no one picked up on, just the way so many songs but especially "Given Up" were cries for help from Chester Bennington from Linkin' Park. And Chris Cornell was a complete shock. They are all missed very much.

Good work... I completely forgot how good this song is🤘

In the 80s, we kept a tamp down on our negative emotions & all of the things that we were going through - actually we grabbed hold of them, tied them up tight, shoved them into a small, very solid metal box & shoved that box BACK into the back corner of our being - so we could get on with life & with working towards a (hopefully MUCH) better future for ourselves. In the 90s, things started to change. I don't know why exactly but I have theories. In any case, in the 90s, emotions were not as repressed. In the 90s you did end up with grunge, alternative rock & gangster rap. Upset, sadness, anger, destruction & even death threats in music (in the rap) came out. This is just such an example of 90s music for sure.

This is the last song Kurt ever recorded. It wasn't released until about 8 years after his death. It was definitely full of pain.

❤❤❤😂1st early red hot chili peppers.go back!!!!!!

For the song In Bloom there is a 2nd version that's called The Sub Pop Version that they did before they got super famous back in 1989 with a different drummer Chad Channing. The song is a bit slower than the one you played but it still rocks.

I've been waiting for you to get to this one. You ever think of doing a run of all the MTV buzzbin vids? They started as alternative & punk were resurgent in the late early 90's

more nirvara

If y’all love Nirvana, do Soundgarden “ugly truth”, “loud love”, “room a 1000 years wide”, “mind riot”, “drawing flies”, “rusty cage”!

It has taken me over 40 years too understand my ptsd and this song makes me cry everytime

"You Know You're Right" is a song that Kurt was working on before he died and, iirc, was the last song that they started recording (or one of the last two?). This is one of those situations where, many years after the person died, the band went back and finished the song that they were working on before they passed. The Beatles also famously did this with two John Lennon songs that were never finished while he was alive, "Free As A Bird" and "Now And Then." In all of these cases, there were (of course) fans who thought it was sacrilegious, that you shouldn't "finish" somebody's song after they're gone, etc. For the most part, though, when it's done well, I don't think there's anything wrong with it (unless the person expressly asked them not to before they passed or something). You asked how, as fans at the time, we reacted to this track. In the case of Nirvana's "You Know You're Right," I was stoked to get another Nirvana song after so many years and I thought the song was really great. It's not some lame B-side they "finished" in order to make some quick cash, it's a legit good song and very much in that Nirvana feel. Same with the Beatles tracks. They're both great songs and, while idk what John would think about them going back and finishing these unfinished songs of his (dude def had some opinions), I loved both of the songs and was glad they did. Especially "Now And Then," which I thought was such a perfect goodbye to the fans and a perfect capper on the Beatles. Btw, I know you guys reacted to "Now And Then," but have you reacted to "Free As A Bird" yet? If not, please do. And, if you do, for sure do the music video. It's a collage of moments, images, and references from throughout the Beatles' history and mythology and is stuffed full of easter eggs for Beatles fans. The song is good by itself, but the video takes it to another level if you're a Beatles fan.

Nirvana, Where did you sleep last night!!!! Please

90's suggestion - "Who Will Save Your Soul?'" by Jewel. She did a great performance of the song at Woodstock 1999.

Listen to garbage “I think I’m paranoid”

Hello guys! You have to liten "The man who sold the world" in MTVunplugged, is a version of a song from Bob Dylan. Love you.✌

Chech out pretty much the entire MTV Unplugged

90's suggestion - "Can't Get Enough" by Supergroove (a New Zealand band).

Dave still can’t listen to it. Now I understand because I cannot listen to sometimes it snows in April anymore… or another lonely Christmas or Queens final song with Freddie…

My favourite Nirvana song. One of my favourite bands. Rest easy Kurt. 🙏

You have to check out aneurysm live from the Paramount Theatre it is amazing that three men make this amazing sound

COME AS YOU ARE is a must listen! Amazing video as well.

PLEASE! Beasite Boys 3 MC's and 1 DJ (the music video!) PLEASE!

Makes me so sad....damn he was so good..that era of alt everything really represented everything.....and it still influences bands and artists today ...RIP Kurt

Last song he ever recorded and you can hear the signals of what's to come in just 4 months. Also mention of sterling silver begins to melt and talk of someone else. Wedding rings? Then he died. So sad.

If you like Nirvana check out Meat Puppets too high to Die album I love the song flaming heart

Yes to the In Bloom studio version l! It’s so much better 🔥

Potential new artist to explore - Cliff Richard. Big in the 60s and 70s - start with "Devil Woman"

The official video for In Bloom is a tribute to the Ed Sullivan Show. You’d enjoy it for sure.

Someone once said "the best art came from people who struggle and have demons"

Next Nirvana reaction: On A Plain!

Nirvana unplugged omg

this song was to the 'Hole"