the interviewer is a bit of a knob, but you have to admire Krist's endless humility, his work for electoral reform, and his ongoing gentle nature.

@romant142

7 жыл бұрын

Rudy edward a bit? Yeah guy who is really working on electoral reform like krist and a phony.

@billytheweasel

4 жыл бұрын

Cenk is a great guy. Brilliant and with a good heart. I've never seen him fawn over anybody before so this was kinda cool for me...lol.

"While I was busy rocking the world..." Coming from one of the few people who can say that with a straight face.

@kyetakat75

Жыл бұрын

Indeed… he was, in fact, rockin’ the world. ❤️

Krist is such a cool dude. Wish he were still making music, he's such a talented dude who can play multiple instruments.

@gamma21285

5 жыл бұрын

He is making music. Look up Giant in the trees

@jaed2630

3 жыл бұрын

He makes alot of music

@JJRfromNYC

Жыл бұрын

Krist is in Giants in the Trees as well as the band 3rd Secret. Check them out. Also, he was in the band Flipper for a while after Nirvana and also put out a one-off album with a band he formed called Sweet 75. The Sweet 75 album is great, so is all of his post-Nirvana stuff. Definitely worth a listen. Be well.

I was so mesmerized with Krist political speech that I had to remind myself that this is the same guy who threw his bass 15 feet up in the air and caught it with his head :D

@Add_Account485

2 жыл бұрын

I couldn't handle the political talk.. my mind just wanders off and can't focus on it. I feel like a dumb dumb on the subject, but I don't wanna hear about politics ...

"Even Yugoslavian punk rock was really cool." - Krist Novoselic, 2014.

@avamiradeocho4631

3 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/emV70adsgNOno7w.html We had a great bands.

@tanjamatovic1037

2 жыл бұрын

I totally agree🙌🖤

You can tell Krist has such a passion for this. Great to see

and it happens that this was was.. Kurt Cobain it was a miracle that you found him in the middle of that shitty town but also Kurt was EXTREMELY lucky to find someone as talented and kind heart such sir Novoselic one of those few true real friends that you can possibly find

@waterdragon2012

3 жыл бұрын

totally agree, i wonder if KC would have gotten anywhere if it weren't for Krist, he was like KC's guardian angel

Interesting interview. Quite shocked that Cenk really is so unkowledgable about Yugoslavia being separate from the Soviet Union.

Wow, that was an unexpected but awesome interview. Nirvana keeps on being awesome even today.

Krist will always have the voice and humor of a 20 year old

Krist wasn't a part of Foo Fighters. He and Dave thought the band would be compared with Nirvana if they did. He did play with Flipper, Sweet 75, etc though.

@WizzleThump

9 жыл бұрын

He's also played on Foo Fighter's songs, but he's never been IN the Foo Fighters.

@Polyfusia

9 жыл бұрын

He was only on limited stuff and couldn't be considered a member of the band. He was a guest star.

@WizzleThump

9 жыл бұрын

Polyfusia That's exactly what I said...

@Polyfusia

9 жыл бұрын

WizzleThump Indeed. We're in agreement.

@intomatrix1

9 жыл бұрын

he never said krist was part of the foo fighters.

It breaks my heart how hurt Krist is....and will always be ...Kurt was his best friend & musical soulmate

Wholly flash backs Batman! I was in senior in high school in 1993, this man literally shaped my world back then and still today.

aw, Krist dreams about Kurt.

@johnpittscom

2 жыл бұрын

And Cynk glossed right over that topic leaving it unexplained unexplored and us feeling incomplete.. Cynk is such a tool. 🙄

He seems like a really good person

If you had asked me if I thought the bass guitarist of Nirvana was intelligent I probably would have laughed. BUT DAMN. This guy is brilliant. Guess I should have expected nothing less from a talented musician.

@Polyfusia

9 жыл бұрын

They were always intelligent and on the right side of most issues (except for gun control on Kurts part)

@Polyfusia

9 жыл бұрын

I meant he actually defended gun rights in interviews. At one point an interviewer tried to explain gun control to him and Kurt just stared at him like he was insane.

@mistermackey638

9 жыл бұрын

Polyfusia If this was an interview done in '93-94, then it's pretty obvious why he'd be opposed to gun control, sadly.

@KristinNirvana

9 жыл бұрын

Polyfusia I would actually like to see that interview. Do you have a link?

@paulwblair

9 жыл бұрын

His suicide had nothing to do with his stance on gun control. Cobain grew up in rural Aberdeen where gun ownership was high and gun violence was low. The rationale for gun control is hard to comprehend when you grow up in an area where guns are associated more with family than with violence.

How is the fight against people standing on escalators going? But really though love when Krist gets to speak his mind on things not nirvana related .

BIG plus for writing "Novoselić" :)

How the fuck did this interview happen without my knowledge?! Krist is a legend!!

I was talking with Dave Abbruzzese backstage (so to speak), when Jeff Ament and Stone Gossard walked up and talked together for the 1st time since Dave was fired. It was real awkward, Dave was kinda hurting, and he turned back to me to talk after a bit. It was clear it was still hard for him. Dave was a real nice guy to me. Krist Novoselic walked up and asked me, "And who are you". That was that...lol. Too gangsta for me! Krist is a giant. I wanted to thank him for his efforts against censorship but was too shy. That was in a big venue in Seattle. I missed Krist in Yugoslavia by 5 years it seems. I was in Plitvice and Zagreb, playing a lil bit. Small ass world. Yugoslavians seemed reluctant to talk with us. Cold war issue I figured but I didn't speak Serbo-Croatian either, so there was that too. He mentioned Pavement. I loved them more than the Melvins even. Check them out on YT. Not sure why I wrote all that pfft

@copheart

3 жыл бұрын

@@daBEAGLE1017 You critiqued music from someone who's wildly successful in his field while you have zero involvement or credit in that world and thought he would what? Appreciate it?

I think I understand now why I have only heard Grohl talking about Kurt Cobain's death. Krist Novoselic and Kurt Cobain were actual friends, while Grohl and Cobain were just band mates.

@mikebryant3818

9 жыл бұрын

Dave gets a lot more interviews.

@mikebryant3818

9 жыл бұрын

***** he didn't get high. When your hooked on h you get a shamed to be around other people.

@anarchic_ramblings

5 жыл бұрын

They were all good friends.

Krist Novoselic is the goat

Always good to see rockers flexing their intellects... because _fuck_ stereotypes.

@jerod256

9 жыл бұрын

^

@topdudealive4422

9 жыл бұрын

Amen

@shadyd2544

9 жыл бұрын

I actually didn't know people thought they were dumb.

@mistermackey638

9 жыл бұрын

The only really unintelligent, dumbass rockers were the rockers of the 80's, and maybe the emo types of the 00's (but it's hard to consider them "rockers"). Other than those periods rock and roll has generally been pretty intelligent, liberal, and conscious music. Just look at Jim Morrison or John Lennon or Roger Waters.

@mikebryant3818

9 жыл бұрын

Adam McKay he is from the 80s. 87 to 94 I think but I get what your saying. I think they were like punk and pop mixed together.

I love that he's self aware to know that he has what he has because of his fame, and that he's humble about it. Too often the really famous artist get it in their head that they're above everyone else and forget the people that made them famous to start off with.

What amazing interview- one of my current heroes interviewing one of my childhood heroes.

@mikebryant3818

9 жыл бұрын

My favorite band.

Great guy and fascinating interview

You can tell the death of Kurt changed him. It's heartbreaking

@ravenswood118

Жыл бұрын

Why do you guys feel the need to say this under every single Krist interview, let him live

@ivee3885

Жыл бұрын

@@ravenswood118 fam he’s not reading our comments lmao

@ivee3885

Жыл бұрын

@@ravenswood118 i only say it cos it’s obvious. During the Nirvana days he was super outspoken and funny and loud. He’s super quiet and reserved now.

Krist 4 President 2016

Cenk, Krist mentioned Yugoslav punk rock, well I recommend to you the band Nervozni Poštar, who were from Sarajevo and had Muslim members, and played a mix of rock n roll and traditional Bosnian folk music, called Burek.

@adolfelmarjukic9133

4 жыл бұрын

Muslims from Yugoslavia are not like any other muslims...

how tf could he respond to "i have dreams about kurt and we go play" with uh huh thats great, WTF he just told him one of the sweetest things ever and he responds like that? LOL

@billytheweasel

4 жыл бұрын

Need to step lightly on that because the film "Soaked In Bleach" trailer was out about this time. Cenk's not a true fan but probably did a lot of research - and likely wanted to neither challenge that, nor fall for it... whatever the truth is.

@aligningpurposes268

3 жыл бұрын

Yes!!!! Wtf?

If he walked past me. I wouldn't even recognized him.

@oranges9893

4 жыл бұрын

It's the beard

@polishpipe6768

3 жыл бұрын

I met him at the airport in Seattle right after Kurt died.super nice dude.nobody really bothered him at the airport but me.he blend in wee up there

What a great interview.

The schools in Aberdeen were excellent. The bands, orchestras, jazz band, etc. were very popular. Quite a few kids went on to be music teachers. Pat Simmons, a founding member of The Doobie Brothers, also went to school in Aberdeen.

forever in debt to your priceless advice...

Krist is the Nirvana patriarch nothing but love and respect for this man

There's a channel on YT that puts out lots of Yugoslavian punk/post-punk/no wave ect. And I have to say it's amazing.

@waterdragon2012

3 жыл бұрын

what's it called?

@Mink-yu8nu

3 жыл бұрын

@@waterdragon2012 Dronemf s

Great interview!

krist is obviously intelligent when it comes to political discussions. I'm sure he could debate with Trump and Hillary. I'd rather vote for Krist than those two

@theinternetkilledmusic2054

7 жыл бұрын

You say that like Trump has some sort of debating ability.

@Keyc94

6 жыл бұрын

maybe he got eletcted because he was a part of one of the biggest rockstar bands in history. Trump has billion dollars but a krist have billion fans :D but if he want votes he should be the guy he was in nirvana, talk make jokes ;)

It's a shame what Yugoslav music has become since the 1980s. You go Krist. Bijelo Dugme, Pankrti, Azra etc have been supplanted by Severina and Ceca. Music of quality has left the former fatherland

woww very good I love this guy!!!

Krist looks looks and sounds like the love child of Brian Wilson and Andy Kaufman. Had about the same cultural effect too. Mad respect.

Thanks dudes ❤

not a TYT fan but check in from time to time. Really enjoyed this conversation. Good job.

I really like the fact that noted musicians publically express their views about the dire state of politics in the world today. It's a voice of representation for the disenfranchised at the very least and at best , political reform . I grew up with Nirvana , 'smells like teen spirit' playing through the summer ! Wake up music.

@waterdragon2012

3 жыл бұрын

I have the opposite opinion. Most musicians and actors pushing for whatever don't even know anything. Thank God only morons listen to them or we'd have Pol Pot for president. It's really annoying actually. I'm all for it if they actually took time to really think, Krist obviously put in the time to understand what matters and what he's promoting. Tired of people like Madonna saying she wants to blow up the white house and all the other vapid virtue signalling bs with these sanctimonious celebrities.

Krist, The John Paul Jones. Of the 90's

is amazing krist......

Freakin awesome!

Who would of thought that one of nirvana's band members is came straight out of Compton especially because during the 90s the 2 biggest music styles were grunge and rap / r&b.

don't know if its just me but every time i watch an interview with Krist the interviewer always takes over and don't let him say anything

@romant142

7 жыл бұрын

Tom Middleton that Cenk the self obsessed bitch.

@delinseurn

6 жыл бұрын

Cenk is a bitch, yes

@starkops

5 жыл бұрын

That’s ok, watch the old Nirvana stuff... Krist’y def take total control of his Fair Share of Interviews

Love him and the whole gang

He's always been smart man. He should really do something with it if everyone can just forget about music for a second and see him as a politician. Regardless if you agree or not.

krist I want a hug 😆 thanks for being such a good person

Best band there will ever be!

krist sinto saudade do nirvana, aquele grandalhão desengonçado que era você ❤muitos vcs principalmente Kurt saudade eterna!

With the lights out, it's less dangerous

Can't believe he was the bassist of Nirvana.

@ChrisPBacon-xn9up

7 жыл бұрын

wenaldy Eh, not that hard to believe.

its a shame that this video has so few views and that it is practically a hidden gem! SOOOOO many more people need to see this video! It also brings another point to light, the fact that krist isnt at all as well known as he should be!! He is one of the founding members and technically IS half of nirvana! This just comes down to something that I fucking hate SOOOO MUCH! I absolutely LOVE nirvana!! But the one thing I hate is that there are SOOOOO many fucking posers and fake fans!!! Due to them selling that FUCKING TSHIRT EVERYWHERE!!!! (the black one with the yellow face with nirvana on it!) Dumb kids buy that because they think it makes them "cool" just because they have a shirt and only know teen spirit or come as you are!!! Well done geffen records for making an amazing, humble, revolutionary, ground breaking band, into a corporate brand they push and push for the most profits possible!!! Remember none of this happened when the band was around!! This is all post break up and done by yuppy, corporate pigs, sat in their ivory, 200 floor record towers, planning their next billion dollar move! Sorry rant over! The music industry (well just society in general really...) is so fucking gross, twisted and fucked! Money makes the world go round though, hey ;)

Sometimes you got to SLACK OFF!! thank Krist

I was kind of hoping they would of discussed Novoselic's potential run for Lieutenant Gov'r awhile back.

cool dude.

The interviewee didn't know Yugoslavia was not part of the Soviet Union.Thats embarrassing.

All the great things that Krist said in this interview and all you dummies are saying “he wasn’t in Foo Fighters!” And “justice for Kurt!”

Thank you sir for aging gracefully you are an inspiration for me. kurt Cobain was jim morrison for my generation.

@jamesoakes1819

9 жыл бұрын

Kurt Cobain was the Kurt Cobain of his generation. No need for silly comparisons.

We have fair representation voting in sweden. I love that. A party gets a number of representatives based on the percentage of votes they get in the election. Every vote matters.

@adolfelmarjukic9133

4 жыл бұрын

Fair is less appropriate term, it`s called proportional.

@adolfelmarjukic9133

4 жыл бұрын

No, not really. Fair is misleading and less appropriate, proportional is the accurate. Plus we have 4% threshold.

Krist will always be my favorite bassist. Gene Simmons 2nd. Lead Guitarist- Tom Morello. Kirk Hammett Lead Singer - Kurt/Layne/Chris/Grohl Drummer- Grohl, Hawkins

When you get a Dave grohl interview ad while watching a Krist Noveselic Interview

I like it that people like Cenk are being taken less and less seriously as reality becomes more and more apparent.

Cenk interview zach del la rocha, from rage against the machine.

Instead of mentioning he was the bass player for Flipper or Eyes Adrift, the interviewer says he was the bass player for the Foo Fighters... He just played a couple of songs with them... Anyway good to see how Uncle Krist is going good.

@romant142

7 жыл бұрын

asdfgd Cenk doesn't know shit about music or anything else for that matter.

Krist is very smart

Krist probably got us all when he said he dreams about Kurt

Within 5 seconds...Rockin Interview, lol. (returns to interview)

Please do an interview with Fat Mike. That would be interesting.

Oh Kurt was from Aberdeen too?? Wow what a way to do your research as a journalist. What a tool this host is!!

we have that parliamentary system in Norway and its working!

I'm just now watching this and realizing, at 42:33 seconds, Krist Novoselic just predicted Bernie Sanders' entire campaign success lol. Awesome. Indirectly, of course lol.

Tito was a political link between the West and East, that's why he was allowed to keep Yugoslavia independent from the West, politically he was very very important on a global scale. The Yugoslavian economy was one of the strongest in Europe, growing around 6% a year. The Soviet union plundered the other countries and sent all the wealth from them to Moscow, Yugoslavia was not a part of this system. To give you a picture on how much richer people were in Yugoslavia, shopping busses to the Soviet union was a regular thing, people could buy a years supply of meat and other food with a single wage. All workers had one month vacation by law, my grandfather company(Coal Company were he worked) had hotels by the ocean, the workers got to stay there one month a year for free, this was a standard. The wages were at the same standard as western, higher then many countries even. And this is true since my family lived there during this time, everyone had a job, they can not remember a single person who did not have a job. So when did things turn ? Well after Tito died the political strength he had died with him, Yugoslavia became a target for the west with the US and Germany at the front, what they did first was focus on the economy first, the bought political leaders with spies that were responsible for the government companies, one of them bankrupt 1500 companies during 2-3 years, you don't have to be very smart to understand this should not be possible, after the economy was damaged they sanctioned the country, after that they armed fascist groups on all sides and ignored the much much larger parties who wanted a peaceful split, they gave funding to small groups of lunatics. The point of all this was to avoid a direct conflict with the Yugoslav army, at the time it was the froth largest in Europe, but that was not the problem,in normal conditions they would have destroyed it in a few months, the problem with Yugoslavia was the terrain of the country, is horrible for large a large army, hills mountains well pretty much anything you can imagine. The Ottoman empire who at one point had the largest military in the world did not manage to take all of Yugoslavia for 500 years because of the terrain. Afghanistan with no weapons at all compared to Yugoslavia fought of the Soviet union in rough terrain, you have North Korea, Vietnam all these were a horror for the US, they did not want to fight at all and they managed to use the fact that Yugoslavia was full of different people, muslims, Ortodox christians and catholics, they gave weapons and money to the smaller racist groups to force the normal people to be pulled into a full out war. Since that crime has gone up 1000%, poverty 70%, unemployment 50%, and of course the IMF put the EX Yugoslavian countries in so much dept they will never be able to rebuild a good country.

@Dihtung

6 жыл бұрын

Bernard M Everything you said my friend is true. I have lived through a time when the country was devastated by the countries you have already named. Those countries are still influential and play major political and economic role in western Balkans.

@adolfelmarjukic9133

4 жыл бұрын

Bullshit, there was massive poverty in certain parts of Yugoslavia even when economy was at its best around 1962-67. Average wages were never as in western Europe- Spain, Greece and Portugal are not western Europe. And it went bad (= deficits already) from 1972 and Titos ( or serbian majority`s in parliament) stupid decision to say no to become part of EEC.

Get Matt Bellamy on the show. he seems like the kinda guy who would love talking to Cenk about politics.

podia legendar :)

I really enjoyed the interview Chris and chenk,i always thought you were a republican Chris...✌🏽

so, who’s here from Yugoslavia than? ✌️

I had a dream I was at a nirvana concert. I was surprised my brain had the music they were playing stored away.

We vote on judges in NC and some races this year had 16 candidates for one seat. Who to vote for? In NC the government is 40 behind the times, so I hope the judge is somewhat informed about what's happening now!

I am very thankful to Krist for getting Cenk to acknowledge that other voting systems to first-past-the-post are possible. This is the first time I heard him address the issue. He should have, however, gone into more detail about what he is advocating (Single-Transferable Vote for proportional representation and Instant Runoff Voting for single seats) and how it works. Unfortunately, federal law prohibits states from using proportional representation to elect their representatives to the House so that is currently a no go. IRV is much better than first-past-the-post, but it is still not a very good system. The ideal solution is to use a top two primary with APPROVAL VOTING instead of First-past-the-post. If that had been used in Waxman's old seat, voters could vote for their favorite candidate without being penalized for it and the two candidates with the highest approval rating would have moved into the top two. If it had been used, both the primary and the general election would have been much, much more competitive and the top two would have truly reflected the population as a whole.

@cry2love

9 жыл бұрын

Hey man, looks like you understand some things, so can you answer my question please, What does it means when Krist said - "your vote does not really count"? I am not Native English speaker, so I don't really get it, please help, thank you.

@Mutex50

9 жыл бұрын

Alex Bird I think he is talking about two things. 1) There are two main political parties : the Democratic party and the Republican party. Some districts go solidly one way or another. In most races you have a Democrat and a Republican that you have to chose from. If you are a Democrat in a Republican district, your vote means nothing because the Republican is always going to win that district. If the race were between a Republican vs a Republican, you could at least have a say in which Republican gets elected. 2) If seats were allocated proportionally to the vote, you can still have a voice in spite of not being in the majority. Let's say every district elected five candidates proportionally. You are a Democrat in a district that is 55% Republican. If you allocate seats proportionally, you might get 3 Republicans and 2 Democrats instead of just a single Republican winner. You might even get a result that elects some minor parties. For example, you might get: 2 Republicans 1 Libertarian, 1 Democrat, and 1 Green. In a winner take all system, it doesn't matter if you win just over 50% or 99%. The winner gets the seat and the other side gets nothing regardless of how much other support he gets. When you have multiple districts this can cause a distorting effect in which the final results don't match the population as a whole. If Democrats win their districts by 90% and Republicans win their districts by 55%, this is going to cause Republicans to win more seats in spite of being the party that least represents the country as a whole. What makes the problem worse is that when districts are redrawn, they are redrawn in a way to maximize the result for the party who is in control of redrawing the districts. One party can pack as many voters from the other side in one district as possible. In other districts, they can pack just enough of their own supporters in that district to secure a victory for that party. For a better explanation, go to the KZread channel of CGPGrey and view his videos on voting. He has a series on the Animal Kingdom that explains this very well.

@cry2love

9 жыл бұрын

It sucks that it's not that transparent as it have to be with all this confusing rules, it's great that you live in the us & you believe in voting & your laws are pretty much for the people, most of the time, the people have that ability to vote, kinda, but I live in the Ukraine & this voting system not that transparent as yours, I know lots of people from my university, it was like almost everybody who voted for Party A in our district but after the election it turns out that the numbers was much lower than it was and the Party B won, I mean, this feeling about Party A will win was in the air, because everybody was talking about it and like everybody you ask say that they voted for Party A, & this thing was kinda every year, because of this revolution we have, looks like something will change, but still, when it comes to voting the same things happening, new faces in the Old Parties or old faces in a New Parties & no real information about this people you can find, only google helps sometimes when you searching for this people online for hours to find out something about them. We have lots of parties, some of them Russian some European directed & it's really hard to choose because of new Parties always appear. Thanks for easy English explanation, I will consider your advice about CGPGrey

@mikebryant3818

9 жыл бұрын

Alex Bird only the rich get a voice in America so don't feel to bad about yours.

It starts to get interesting at 07:58

nirvana made it because they desserve it, all of them were cool novoselic was great

"People would go to their record store. Remember those?" Bruh in Pittsburgh there's like 4 different record stores I go to so I can buy records haha.

Is a coalition government actually possible in the US? In Europe, there are quite a lot of coalitions.

@mikebryant3818

9 жыл бұрын

Ya its the oil and banks.

Cenk, you mentioned how the parliamentary system results in fundamentalists surviving a fractured system. I argue that Gerrymandering does the same thing. By drawing safe seats for Democrats and Republicans the only election that matters is the primary election, and primaries tends to favor the more extremists candidates. If the district has a 50/50 split than there is no way that an extreme candidate would win but the safe district basically guarantees that the dominant party wins no matter how extreme that primary candidate is.

NIRVANA!

Looks like the preacher off hell on wheels

Krist was the Nirvana member who seemed like the most fun to hang out with

If everyone were as engaged as Krist maybe the US could be as modern as Yugoslavia or Spain! I trained and hitched in Yugoslavia for 2 weeks back in '81, and two months in Italy and Spain, and compared to the US, they were far ahead of the US politically and culturally, probably due in part to how isolated and ignorant we generally are kept in the US by US media's propaganda, and American low brow culture and school bred ignorance is an obvious factor. But I dont get Krist's support for Obama.

My suggestions for 2015 interviews: Bill Maher, Yoko Ono, Malala, Dave Grohl, Ice-T.

@TonyVega123

9 жыл бұрын

MetrazolElectricity It doesn't matter. They both stand for the same things. Ringo is my favorite Beatle. I'd love to see Ringo.

@TonyVega123

9 жыл бұрын

MetrazolElectricity McCartney is too boring for my taste. He's a great musician, but as a person he's boring as shit. Ringo is very loose, fun loving guy.

Krist played for the foo fighters?

1990

Hell Yeah Krist On TYT !!..SOO Cool !!

@romant142

7 жыл бұрын

Rich Link no not cool should have went elsewhere

Slight correction to Cenk's introduction: Krist never played for the Foo Fighters.

@geraci9

9 жыл бұрын

He played bass on a few of their songs from their 1st album.... But he never played live with them to my knowledge.

@TestMeatDollSteak

9 жыл бұрын

geraci9​​ I'm fairly certain that Dave wrote and performed all of the music (guitar, vocals, bass and drums) on the first Foo Fighters album himself, with the singular exception of one of the guitar tracks on the song "X-static", which is credited to Greg Dulli (Afghan Wigs).

@Artharas

9 жыл бұрын

TestMeatDollSteak He did some of Wasting Light with Foo Fighters.

@TestMeatDollSteak

9 жыл бұрын

Artharas Ah, I stand corrected :) I had to read the wiki article on that album to see that you were right, lol. I only ever purchased the first two FF albums and only seem to like the occasional song here and there from their more recent catalog. "Wasting Light" appears to have been a bit of a Nirvana reunion, of sorts, with Krist showing up for some bass and accordion, and Butch Vig recording/producing.

@Artharas

9 жыл бұрын

TestMeatDollSteak :) Wasting Light is byfar my favorite(and that's not an easy task to accomplish :) ), I feel for the band for having to decide the order of singles :P

'' Biggest band in the world ''

I imagine you would really be shocked at southern states like Mississippi.