When he said "This joint came out 30 years ago" that hit me on an emotional level. When I hear someone say 30 years ago, I think the 70's haha.

@mztweety1374

Жыл бұрын

Same . Gen X is getting up there!

@315Bigmike2271

Жыл бұрын

Ditto

@zedaadega7420

Жыл бұрын

I was born in the 1970's... I went through your middle age shock some time ago. In the 1980's the Internet was a concept of science fiction, but it was a real dream for me. As a boy I dreamt of streaming cinema, but I predicted/placed it after my death, somewhere around 2080, I'm glad the tech evolved much sooner.🙂 I envy the kids of today, that where born with mobile phones, affordable home computers under 5000 €, Wikipedia (no need to look through 100 old paper books, when you have access to the equivalent of 100 million books), etc. But no flying cars yet...🤔

@mondegreen9709

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, same here. Ain't time a bitch...

@mztweety1374

Жыл бұрын

@@mondegreen9709 I'm compiling a list of how to know when you're old LOL that's how you know when you're old

The funny thing about this album art is that the picture is prophetic. That baby (Spencer Elden) used his stardom of being "the Nevermind baby" to get chicks when he grew up, got a big Nevermind logo tattoo on his chest and recreated the album art in photoshoots several times. But recently, just before the 30th anniversary of Nevermind, he suddenly sued Nirvana for using and exploiting him on the cover. He's definitely chasing that buck, just like on the album art!😁

@user-nc9ib7qq3v

7 ай бұрын

OMG THE IRONY LOL

@rooktookyouracer6152

3 ай бұрын

hes the one who likes all our pretty songs and he likes to shoot his gun but he don't know what it means

Nirvana is a group. After the lead singer (Kurt Cobain) died his Drummer (Dave Grohl) started his own band Foo Fighters. One of my favorite bands ever. Dave Grohl (Nirvana Drummer) is the lead singer of Foo Fighters and his drummer (Taylor Hawkins) recently passed away. Dave lost two of his best friends and both are legends and may they rest in peace

@JZuni37

Жыл бұрын

@@razvanf1147 those two are amazing!!! I’m so sad they past away

@88949597

Жыл бұрын

RIP Taylor 🙏 I don't think Dave can keep Foos going. To go through this twice, I think he goes solo work. but I love Foos! Great live band!

@emosewagesystem

Жыл бұрын

Poor Dave tbh, how did he go from being drummer and having his lead singer die to being lead singer and having his drummer die

@natesvibin3937

Жыл бұрын

holy shit i didn’t know taylor hawkins passed. RIP

@giannizuniga3428

Жыл бұрын

Foo fighters is mid

He's singing: Hello...hello...hello...how low... BTW: This is one of the best albums of ALL time.

@vilicus77

Жыл бұрын

He came in with good timing for someone who never heard the song before.

@pupgaming5072

3 ай бұрын

I personally prefer in utero

I like that you started reacting to full albums

Nirvana blew up when I was a teen in the 90s and this album was everything! RIP Kurt

@neogalford

Жыл бұрын

What he needs to realize is that all we had was hair rock (which was fine, but...). Then grunge came out and changed the rock landscape. I was also in high school when this came out. It was an amazing time for music.

@fattykardashian4446

Жыл бұрын

It would be cool for him to watch a grunge documentary and react to that

@sydbarrett5

Жыл бұрын

Nirvana didn't blow up. You're thinking of the drummer from Spinal Tap.

@penieweenieselenie7435

Жыл бұрын

that's my favorite album ever

@SockiThePoser

4 ай бұрын

@@sydbarrett5kurt's head did lmao

I saw Nirvana live in concert. The year was 1993. Best concert ever...

the album that introduced me to the heavier side of music, gotta appreciate my dad for that

@MrIncorr3ct

Жыл бұрын

I'm the same, my mum showed me this album when it first came out, I was 11 I think. I haven't looked back. That said I can't listen to smells like teen spirit anymore lol

@henry247

Жыл бұрын

Same...but then I listened to Megadeth and Metallica haha

@slapr1503

Жыл бұрын

I sorta found this albumn on my own and its my favorite albumn ever.

“Nevermind” was part of a group of releases that came out in a span of just six weeks, the others being Metallica’s self-titled “black album,” Pearl Jam’s “Ten” (a reference to Mookie Blaylock), both of Guns N Roses’ “Use Your Illusion” albums, “Badmotorfinger” by Soundgarden, and “Blood Sugar Sex Magik” by Red Hot Chili Peppers - to say they were groundbreaking would be an understatement... it was a different time, and yes, it was a better time in just about every way and I’m glad you’re discovering it

@myultimatemixedtape

Жыл бұрын

It was an awesome time for music that time hey!! 100% agree with you a better time in just about every way- we were so lucky to live that compared to what is happening now- especially music wise!!!

@TD-mm7nj

Жыл бұрын

has to be the most nuts 6 week span of music released ever

@baxklab

8 ай бұрын

The peppers have been on point for so so long

I was 10 when Nirvana blew up and they became my first favorite band. Still is to this day.

Don't feel too bad that the albums you listen to today don't measure up to this one. This is one of the greatest rock albums of all time.

@oscar24x

Жыл бұрын

Agree

@platy-pyro5604

Жыл бұрын

There’s no good rock anymore

@gordanblansky7137

Жыл бұрын

@@platy-pyro5604 that is factually false

@tricko8000

Жыл бұрын

@@gordanblansky7137 It's kinda true, the only good rock I've heard this year is RHCP, which is a band from fking 30 years ago.

@platy-pyro5604

Жыл бұрын

@@gordanblansky7137 no good rock I’ve heard but good if you found some. Can you tell me the names of the artists

I feel same way bout them. I am 60 now still Rock out too Them !!!! 🥰🥰💙

Wow, 1991?! I’m getting old! I was 13 when this album dropped and it was all over the radio and playing on MTV and it was a great time to be young during the grunge era

@GoatHeadTed

Жыл бұрын

😱 I thought it was 92. Either way I was 1-2🥴😂

@Manders13

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, just wait until you hear PJ on the Classic Rock stations. That'll hit ya. 😊

@imkool51391

Жыл бұрын

I was 1😂😂

@PrimerBand_

Жыл бұрын

I’m 13 listening to nirvana on my Walkman lol (I collect cassettes)

I was 17 when I first listened to the whole thing... I'm black, and was into hip-hop & pop. never dove into rock. I enjoy your reactions, I was exactly the same! Every song I found myself just going crazy! Rock out bro 🤘🏼

Bleach and In Utero are albums that deserve attention too😇

@Zapallo925

Жыл бұрын

Incesticide: ☻️👀

@abbeywasnthere

Жыл бұрын

@@Zapallo925 YES!

Nirvana MTV Unplugged is amazing. You get a real sense for the emotion behind Kurt's vocals. BTW that feeling is called Grunge. Kurt has an interesting childhood. Spray painting things like "God is Gay" or "Vandalism is a beautiful as a rock in a cops face". Kurt also stopped a group of kids from beating on a gay kid in high school by walking up and kissing him on the lips in the locker room. He swam against the flow and was an absolute individual. For someone who died so young he left so much behind. RIP Kurt !

Nirvana is one of the most legendary 90’s 3 piece bands!!!

You gotta listen to some of “The Cure” definitely my favorite 80s bands. Out of there albums, I’d recommend Disintegration, or 17 Seconds the most.

@chaoticrocks1126

Жыл бұрын

I

@emmamorgan5259

Жыл бұрын

Definitely Disintergration 🖤

@JoyfulOrb

Жыл бұрын

@@emmamorgan5259 What about Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me? I LOVE that double album!

@nathankerr7830

Жыл бұрын

Great suggestion

@mivvy3182

Жыл бұрын

@@JoyfulOrb I prefer Head On The Door tbh.

This album changed the world dude. It's like Michael Jackson/Beatles level iconic. Absolute GOAT status

I'm 42 and I can say this is one of the most beautifully made albums ever made, even though the genre is a niche technically, it was done so well. It's like hating a food until you got it served so properly that you just leaned in and said hello!

Nevermind is fantastic from start to finish. I haven’t listened to that album in many years and honestly forget just how great that album is.

@imkool51391

Жыл бұрын

Well no time like the present to give it a listen . Probably my favorite album ever

Your comments towards the end got to me man. I'm at least twice your age and it was common practice to listen to an album from start to finish. I kinda understand and it makes me mad that you are growing up in an age that revolves around the single. I'm glad you are actually checking out older stuff. Even the older hip hop as well. I can't listen to current hip hop but I can listen to the older stuff. It makes me wonder if I'm turning into the old man that thinks music sucks past a certain time, but then I also love 1960's-70's acid rock, Classic Rock, Motown artists, classic R&B and even "CLASSIC" country, not new country. New country just sounds like a Ford commercial along with a beer sponsorship. It doesn't have depth anymore.

@platy-pyro5604

Жыл бұрын

Sone of my gen z friends listen to albums from start to finish still

@MrShwaggins

Жыл бұрын

@@platy-pyro5604 Yeah but is that the exception or the norm for gen z? I remember getting the latest Nirvana, Weezer, or Sublime album and I would listen to that from start to finish probably 5 times in one day.

@megaascension2748

Жыл бұрын

As a member of Ten Z, I have to suggest you listen to the album Currents by Tame Impala. It's my most played album on my turntable. Very acid rock with some synth and modern pop elements. The opening track will just make you fall head over heels in love with it.

@emilyporter1186

Жыл бұрын

I feel you on the country, big time lol. I'm a late millennial and I only started listening to albums start to finish recently. I think it's cuz of the format that music comes in now. Like it used to all be on CDs or vinyl so it was natural to listen to it all the way through. There's def some good music still imo but it does depend on taste. I'm a sucker for good lyrics personally. My favorite lyricist artists rn are Mitski and Hozier

Another banger of an album that's great from first track to last is Foo Fighters "The Colour And The Shape." And the drummer from Nirvana is the lead singer of the Foo Fighters, Dave Grohl.

You gotta listen to the other Seattle grunge band's biggest albums Ten - Pearl Jam Superunknown - Soundgarden Dirt - Alice in Chains

I look back at the generation of my youth Nirvana was the Beetles of the 90s. When they were done the grunge movement slowed. Other bands broke up, Alice in Chains, STP, Soundgarden. With in 7 years it was over. Whole album is a masterpiece.

@deanhill8396

Жыл бұрын

I wouldn't compare nirvana and the Beatles personally I love nirvana can't stand the Beatles boy bands aren't my thing

@deanhill826

Жыл бұрын

I know both Kurt and Dave loved the Beatles so did my hero the late Chris Cornell but their music sounds so different oasis are just Beatles copy cats nirvana and Soundgarden had their own sound

@ratking9577

Жыл бұрын

@@deanhill8396Which Beatles are you listening to? Pre-Rubber Soul boy band Beatles or Post-Rubber Soul psychedelic Beatles?

@emilyporter1186

Жыл бұрын

@@deanhill826 I don't think they're comparing them in terms of sound as much as how genre defining they each were

I really liked the realization at 25minutes - I cant imagine listening to an album with only 3 good songs. I think you have captured the essence of a lot of mainstream music at this point in time. So many people using streaming services and dont need to buy an album so artists can get away with a couple good songs that will get tossed on a playlist and listeners may never notice. But when its a physical item you have to buy and carry around - only three good songs wont cut it, they could get away with 3 bad songs at most.

The album that was the battle cry of our generation!! Im SO excited for you!!!! This is THE album that crossed punk rock into the mainstream- they never played stuff like this on mainstream radio before this (In Australia anyway!) Listen to "Bleach" next that the first one!! I love watching you educate yourself with such great music!!! Have you listened to "Highway Star" by Deep Purple yet??!! 🤘🏽

@mztweety1374

Жыл бұрын

I like the way you put that. I wasn’t a fan of 😢them when Kurt was alive. I am now nd I wouldn’t have been able to take it at 15. I had a lot of issues at that time and Nirvana definitely wouldn’t have helped. I mourn Kurt as a daughter and as a mother.

@doctorviz00

Жыл бұрын

Yes..., Bleach is so raw, love "Negative Creep".

@myultimatemixedtape

Жыл бұрын

@@doctorviz00 absolutely!!!!!!!!!!!! I love that one I love them ALL on that album but "School" is mental af!! Every song is just so raw like you said thats the best thing about it punk af

@myultimatemixedtape

Жыл бұрын

@@mztweety1374 hard for me to relate to your not being a fan at 15! I was 16 when he died- i will never forget that day so awful like the actual voice of our generation died with him and i swear grunge scene died with him also that day.. reminded me of when John Lennon was killed when I was a little kid in the 80s- it felt exactly the same- both great musical heroes of mine John was the same- THE voice of a generation 😥 🔥

The bassist is in a new group called 3rd Secret 🤙

It is so much fun watching you listen to “music I grew up with”. Keep on keepin on brotha.

nirvana is a band with kurt cobain on lead vocals and guitar, krist novoselic on bass and dave ghrol on drums

if you're down for more iconic 90's rock albums check out The Downward Spiral by Nine Inch Nails, Ok Computer by Radiohead, and Mellon Collie and The Infinite Sadness by Smashing Pumpkins.

@immanisaur

Жыл бұрын

nice was just gonna recommend the Downward Spiral, but I second Mellon Collie as well

Nirvana is one or my favorite bands ever. ... they were the band I grew up with!

hey, man, 40 years old dude here, I feel so happy that new generations can appreciate Nirvana, they were and still are a total gateway for so many great bands like The Vaselines, Devo, The Wipers, and many many others... and of course, the voice of Kurt, the power of their songs, is still all there.

I think you definitely have to check out OK Computer by Radiohead. You already listened to No Surprises off that album (which I suggested) but that entire album has been labeled as one of the best albums of all time so I definitely think it would be worth your time listening to.

@kevinmyrick218

Жыл бұрын

Meh it alright but it got nothing on blood sugar sex magick of Mars Volta’s first album

@Gabeehead

Жыл бұрын

bruh

@emilie9281

Жыл бұрын

omg YES please!! I actually think that you'll enjoy Ok Computer better than Nevermind. At least judging from your previous reactions to Radiohead, I feel like you connect with their style and you actually catch a lot of the themes and feelings that they try to convey through their songs. Just be ready for an emotional ride of you do decide to take on Ok Computer.

@moonillusions832

Жыл бұрын

@@kevinmyrick218 LOL please tell me this is a sarcastic comment

@vincentvancraig

Жыл бұрын

i second the "meh"-- 50 yr old hippie dinosaur rockers were listening to nirvana, ur friend's dad back in the 90's dug nirvana, nevermind was a ohenomena and cultural touchstone...radiohead was just for the younger hipster kids, or whoever it was listening to them....and then the millenials of the next generation worship them, or whatever; but their stuff wasnt ubiquitous like nirvana's music was, nirvana was loved by rappers, by older rocker hippies, ppl's parents ( i already said that, sorry), by 80's new wave ppl, metalheads, everyone

That album came out when I was 14. It was truly iconic. If you don't have to, unless you really want to, you should leave that record sealed.

@myultimatemixedtape

Жыл бұрын

It wouldnt be a first pressing may as well enjoy it!

In the before times -- with no internet and no foreshadowing -- record companies said pay for the music before you even listen to it. We said fine -- but we demand all killer and no filler.

I was 20 when this came out. I was into punk rock, thrash metal and all sort of underground indie rock. I nor anyone else ever thought Nirvana would be the break-out band. For anyone who wants to dive-in to the Seattle music scene, start with U-Men. They influenced a lot of others in the early 80s who ran with it a few years later. The Melvins are another although they never lived in Seattle and in fact re-located to California from southwest Washington. The Fastbacks are another great band who started putting-out records in the early 80s all the way through the 90s. But the U-Men are worth a listen.

Your reaction was soooo authentic and adorable! i love how genuinely interested in the music you were! I love seeing people react to music I like who genuinely appreciate GOOD MUSIC no matter the genre. Keep up the good work

Listen To The Whole In Utero Album After

@FleetwoodCat

Жыл бұрын

@@rich_t excuse me?

@FleetwoodCat

Жыл бұрын

@@rich_t Bleach And In Utero Are Both Good Albums

@thefan1629

Жыл бұрын

@@FleetwoodCat bleach is kinda meh. In Utero is god tier.

Heck yeah!!! Legendary album. I'd reccomend listening to the entire "The Bends" album by Radiohead as well. So good.

@mivvy3182

Жыл бұрын

So this is where I recognised you from…

@xBlueWolf

Жыл бұрын

@@mivvy3182 oh?

@JoyfulOrb

Жыл бұрын

And then Ok Computer by Radiohead, and Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morissette.

@Evarnet

Жыл бұрын

I agree with the other comments on albums that that are great from start to finish. I'll just add Siamese Dream - Smashing Pumpkins.

@epicgamer9766

Жыл бұрын

Yes!!!

love your enthousiasm please do not change anything....and this smile so natural

This brings back so many memories. I can hardly believe it was 30 years ago. Another band that came out at the same time as Nirvana, was The Cranberries. You might check out their album "No Need To Argue"... ❤

Back in the early 90s such a great mix of grunge metal rock new wave pop beach folk city folk there seem to be no rules And we all party Together

Glad to see you on this journey to discover REAL music and enjoying the road! Keep it going, still more to explore

Every song on every album they ever released, was a banger. Bleach and In Utero were amazing, too.

@myultimatemixedtape

Жыл бұрын

100%!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jojo! How about checking out Smashing Pumpkins Siamese Dreams or the other album Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness? I'm a fan of both, but Siamese Dream is what made me start listening to them, but Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness has more award winning songs.

Your reaction on the fourth track was very interesting. Makes me wonder how many rap fans feel like you that 3 good songs make a good album. Very revealing. An album really needs to win me over for me to consider it good, and by this I mean I have to love the majority of the songs, if not all. And there are tons of albums that meet this criteria, including Nirvana's "Nevermind". But also Foreigner's "4", most of Toto's albums, and too many prog and metal albums to list here. Okay, I'll mention two: Savatage's "Handful of Rain" and Shadow Gallery's "Tyranny". Give them a listen if you ever have a chance. Oh! A third one: Blue Oyster Cult's "Imaginos". I'll stop here or I'll be at it all night LOL.

I’m 47 now, glad to see the youngings getting into Nirvana.. I didn’t listen for awhile until I watched The Batman with Robert Patterson

Loving these full album reactions mate

Now listen to those songs but just his vocal isolations. Kurt had some powerful chops when it came to singing.

Loved that when Breed came on you stopped everything and just peeped. That was my reaction the first time I heard it. Much love homie.

I just watched the video and I'm so happy that you are listening to my favourite album of all time.

I’ve been listening to this album since 1991 . Had it on cassette at first . I really enjoy listening to the album with ya bro. Great video

So glad you got to check out nirvana. Hands down my favorite band in high school

You know JoJo, your 3 song comment hit me kind of hard. Back in the day, with limited funds, I needed to hear at least 3 songs via MTV or radio just to consider spending my money on it. I would always be ecstatic when I had more songs/deep cuts that I could get into and like it/the band more... to the point that I'd be like I wish they'd release a video/single for this track... That said, to your further along point about every song being good but when you run across good front to back albums they are very rare by any artist in any genre. There are a few I hold in complete album status that are good/great... or a term from back in the day--"all killer, no filler." I think today's digital music distribution method gets folks out of complete albums because they can stay to hits so easily without listening to the rest of it.

Thanks for the reaction to this albumn.

I remember when Nirvana started to blow up worldwide in 1992 (it was released in 1991), this album 'Nevermind' didn't sound like any other record out there... a mix of punk rock, Beatles melodies & harmonies, and 70's heavy rock. Even Weird Al Yankovic had a hit w/ his parody 'Smells like Nirvana' in '92. The impact of this record was so huge that by 1993, Seattle 'grunge' rock had taken over radio and MTV... bands like Kiss, Poison, Ratt, Bang Tango, Whitesnake... were suddenly replaced by bands like Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Alice In Chains, Stone Temple Pilots... and Nirvana's singles were all over radio... Nirvana was on all the magazine covers. And yet, the band itself was very much weary of fame & adulation. Sadly, Nirvana's reign was short... lead singer/ guitarist Kurt Cobain would take his own life in April 1994. They released their 'MTV Unplugged' album set that year, and the music industry churned out Nirvana clone bands for the next 2 years.

this album came out when i was -13, miss the good old times

What you said about how we consider albums good if they have 3 songs resonated with me. It's true, albums like this set a standard that's super hard to reach because it has 0 skips. It's one for the history books. But hey, you're really young and you're finding out what music you like at an early age, which is awesome.

"Is that a foot under it??" Nope! Not a foot.

@ImOutOfMtDew

Жыл бұрын

It's not a foot it's an inch lol

@Dark_Harmony

Жыл бұрын

@@ImOutOfMtDew There ya go, lying about the size......That baby wee wee isn't EVEN an inch.

“You at least heard it on tik tok” Gaaaaaaawd I feel old🤣🤣. I’m only 33, but I remember hearing this song when I was young, and like most have said, fell in love instantly.

this album is easily in my top 5. it's just amazing from start to finish!

In bloom, breed, stay away, lithium and Polly are my favourites on this album 🥰 I listen to a Nirvana everyday

Thank you so much for making this video, much needed feedback on modern music as well. I got you with an album coming and I’ll make sure every song is damn good

Love your reactions. 😤😤😤😤

You should listen to dookie or American idiot by Green Day! They were super influential and it would be cool to see you react to punk rock! :)

@shep182

Жыл бұрын

That is a great one!

@JoyfulOrb

Жыл бұрын

First Dookie, then take a break, THEN American Idiot, just insanely good albums!

Right there, right at 23:30 while listening to "In Bloom" .... that feeling you had? THAT is why people got in mosh pits ;)

@myultimatemixedtape

Жыл бұрын

💌🤟

This is true music. I'm so glad that you liked these songs so much.

I love the facial reactions when you start getting to like a song!

Your reaction to Breed got me dying bro, so good

Come as you are after a spring/fall wake and bake, is the perfect start to a day.

I went into Army basic training and AIT in August of 1991. Went in listening to heavy metal...Metallica, ACDC, Megadeth, etc. A friend asked me if I liked grunge music. I had never even heard of it. He introduced me to this album and Ten by Pearl Jam. BTW, that baby on the album cover is now in his thirties. Now I'm feeling old. lol

and props on the vinyl collection, true fidelity, have a decent amp and some decent speakers, welcome to how music should sound

the nevermind album is amazing!!

Yo. First time here. 40 year old man now and Nirvana is /was the shit! Thanks for your vid. Gonna sub.

Since you loved the opening so much, you should check out the Weird Al version: Weird Al - Nirvana

Cool to see your reaction to this! I got into the alt rock scene with this album and then i found sub genres like indie and lofi rock. Dont know if youve heard for exampel guided by voices. Would love to se how you react to those lofi home recordings. Their most famous album is called bee thousand. Anyway, thanks for all your cool videos.

The best way to describe Kurt's writing is punk mixed with making an alibi for a young child and this album is one of the albums that you can run from start to finish and every song is great on the album

@kevinmyrick218

Жыл бұрын

Punk with a Beatles twist.

@omilett

Жыл бұрын

Chopped and screwed hxc

yoo i aint even finished this but beggining bit on in bloom ur a funny guy hahah great vibes

16:22 Looks like you have a stash of great albums to continue your journey with. 😎

after kurt died rappers rapped about him....hes a legend, was loved by all.

Back then you buy an album and it was a solid work with great songs, amazing 🤘🤘🤘

I still rock to this album 🤟 got my 15 years old rocking to it too

that vinyl record album is a hell of a find, man...im surprised there arent more comments about it

@myultimatemixedtape

Жыл бұрын

All good record shops sell it- its a reissue - look online or better still support your local record store

Man I was 20 years old when “Nevermind” dropped 😞🖤

Wasn’t just the intro to the album, for most of the world that was also the intro to the grunge genre

18:43 great work 22:48 LIKE THE SUBTLE KICK UP TO THE FACE WHEN BREED DROPS.

I grew up in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 in the 80s and 90s. My family and friends were mostly into Motown Soul, RnB, Hip-Hop and House Music. Not much Rock let alone Grunge around me. It's only when I saw some of the people at my high school and the girls in my class crying the morning after Kurt had died, that I found out who Nirvana were. A few days later, one of my friends lent me the album as I was curious to know what all the fuss was about this rock band with a swimming naked baby on their cover. Lets just say, to this day Nevermind is the best album I've ever heard in my life and arguably in the Top 5 ever recorded in the 20th century.

You got the album I'm impressed

Hi, I just discovered your channel today with your Cranberries reaction. Love you man. You're so authentic. Making my way through your shit now, will leave a like on each video. I'm Irish, thanks for reviving the Cranberries. More people need to learn about Ireland (that "ancient place" you almost said 😄)

Yeaaah !! I actually learning this album !! Cool album

The reason you think you heard every song before is because you probably have.. they are that hype. It’s like when I worked at the Skydome and the Rolling Stones played live I realized I knew all their songs.

I've just found your channel and I'm thoroughly enjoying your posts. I'm going through all of your past posts and I don't know if you done David Bowie's "Heroes" yet. If you haven't it's one I'd love to hear your thoughts on. I'd recommend not seeing a video. It was the 70s and times were interesting... especially for Bowie's stage presence. Keep em coming! 👍

I love Nevermind. I suggest you also listen to "Energy" by "Operation Ivy"

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YES!

This whole CD just rocks out loud!

You should try listening to the OK Computer album by Radiohead, another brilliant 90s album.

I was 16 back than and i looked a bit like Kurt Kobain. Girls liked it my friends hated me for that. Good time. Listening to this now always gives me a strange feeling...

This was so much fun to listen to, I haven't heard these songs in forever! If you're listening to full albums, please give Sublime's self titled album a listen. The entire thing is amazing!

your voice mixing with kurt’s at 20:34 was beautiful af for no reason 😭😭