lol

Yes true rockers..💪💪💪

it came so naturally to him. he didn’t have to try to sound like that like alot of people do... he just did

Agree👍

@@willmcbay3689 fuck it's bad for ur voice lol

@@sarajankovicova8595 there is no best

Seb Web10 how not

@@lewisx6868 there is no way to measure such a thing its all preference

Not hardly lol that is not rock and roll that's headbanging metal. Major freaking difference.

@@gammarose3758 it’s grunge dumbass

Stefan Bengtsson I can’t recall which exactly, but some are double tracked. I know for a fact that some of the screams in “You know you’re right” are doubled

All screams on Nevermind and onwards are double tracked, none of the live ones are.

all EVERYTHING on Nevermind was multi-tracked lol

No shit

The "live on nulle" or w.e in 94 and they all have suits on is a close tie for drain you scream. Give it a listen it's also one of the few moments Kurt only sings

Fuck yeah brother!!!!

I like the 1994 France one

Dominic Hilton didn’t he die 93

@@dominichilton9651 I think that scream is terrible. Listen to the last one in paper cuts that's the best scream ever

Full name if asking Kurt Donald Cobain

Yeah, and it all got him murdered. Cruel world, indeed.

didnt he kill himself?

I don't know about been a great vocalist. He was really bad. If u ask any vocal coach they will tell you that if he was alive today he would not be singing anymore

depends on what kind of genre you are talking about. not everyone sings ballad or rnb.

Su Amigo El Ilegal - Kurt Cobain was legendary. His MTV unplugged was excellent and a good demonstration of his vocal capabilities. I believe Kurt was the Woody Guthrie and John Lennon of our time. If he were a bad singer, he wouldn't have reached cult status while altering the direction of music.

Nevermind was double as well as 2 more over there a little diffrent from diffrent take. Butch Vig had to tell Kurt,Lennon always did it to get him to do other takes😁

of course not bleach tho lmao

Bullseyetube love the hate

"id rather be hated for who i am rather than be loved for who i am not" u mean

I think that quote is overrated but

You're welcome

Charlie Delta that’s beautiful.

Same

Me too

Jup me too. Watched 'Live and loud' for the first time when I was a kid, it changed my life.

Me too :)

U are lucky bastard! I wasn't even alive when he died!

Lincoln Santana im gonna miss him forever he gone to soon =(

Im not dead

Tourettes was played live at Readings in 92

There is a live recording of tourette in from the muddy banks of the wishkah

There's a live version on this video at 2:05... Also, your comments about engineers not knowing what do with Kurt's vocals is completely baseless. You may prefer the energy of his live vocals, but there's nothing about his voice that makes him any harder to record than any other singer. Butch Vig had Kurt double track most of his parts for Nevermind, but that's a common stylistic choice that lots of artists use. You may not like it, but it's not "wrong". In Utero is much closer to how the band sounds live because they made the decision to work with Steve Albini who is known for his minimalist approach to recording. Very few overdubs and a restrained approach to post-production makes the product sound more raw.

I agree with reverb haha, don't shit on butch vig lol

Steve Albini basically recorded Kurt live in a big resonant room at Pachyderm, for the In Utero sessions. Steve was interviewed about the sessions by Michael Azerrad for the _Come As You Are_ bio, and (I don't have the book in front of me, so I'll have to paraphrase) he said something to the effect that "most major label rock/pop records use a ton of effects on the vocals in an attempt to make them sound 'special', but I just record the sound of the singer's voice in an acoustically resonant room, which is so different from how everyone else does it that it sounds like a special effect." For the 20th anniversary re-release of In Utero in 2013, Steve included a new mix that features even rawer vocals than what wound up on the original '93 album. It almost sounds like you're in the room with Kurt while he's singing in the shower, or something like that. Worth a listen for any Nirvana fan.

Allek Macready congratulations you have won

Allek Macready agree 100%

Live is always better. Kurt's voice was amazing live. I go back and watch all the old concerts. He was such a great performer without trying.

Allek Macready ...one of the best live performer

oof good thing you clarified it's your opinion he screams louder live than in a studio no way what a discovery

A mixture of naturally ability and discipline/technique.

I dont think it was that often though.... they really wanted to put on a good show everytime. All the times ive seen him destroy the songs there have been pretty good reasons for it.

Thank u

@@kurtcobain74 hey Kurt, how you doing 👋?

He wasn’t moody... he was in pain or just look at his backstory I mean...

@@shivermetimbers6500 he waS M O o D I E

nortus París 94 is the best

FerchoDelgaRams 2907 Paris 1994 is amazing

Nulle part allures in 1994 is his best drain you scream, also one of the only times he's on stage without a guitar.

yeah but ilike smashing

@@thunderxd-roblox4636 hummer and daydream best songs

After Pixies

SmokeyCRO excuse me sir, nirvana did not use autotune. Cough cough

SmokeyCRO they didn't even have that then...

Good musicians don’t need Autotone

Almost call the 911 until i read more info lol

Lol hahah, Kurt was the one i really know don't ever use autotune

Mine too!

Yeah man! I think you're right. We wouldn't currently have the great UNPLUGGED show if Kurt had declined the invitations by MTV. Who the fuck cares about "being mainstream"? I think the most important thing in music is being and expressing yourself in songs to get fans and build a legacy.

Thanks, man! I appreciate it!

yeah

kvd tube that song doesnt sing Kurt. It is song from "Nill- Insomnia"

You won't see it on a live video, cos it so focking rare.

Lmao, probably because kurt tried playing it live and then realized, "What the fuck, I can't play this and sing it, how did I even write this??" @@tigasandy

Thats because they didnt have that back then

You're welcome

The Subculture I'm glad he killed himself

Shackler go away troll

TestMeatDollSteak everything was double or triple tracked on the album so it sounded a lot "stronger"

Josh .W -- Not so much for Bleach, definitely for Nevermind, and a little bit for In Utero, yeah, but I think my point is still valid. There's a reason why Kurt never duplicated the screams after the second verse of Negative Creep during live shows, and it's the same reason he didn't duplicate the hysterical screams during the chorus of live versions of Scentless Apprentice, or the vocal blow out at the end of Territorial Pissings. He had to preserve his voice to some extent.

In fairness he did blow out his voice every other song while recording, even when he took it easy (relatively) live he still damaged his voice permanently after the Nevermind tours

There is a way to pretend to push your voice without actually doing it. I believe Cobain had that ability, and this is only based on the fact that he was never sharp or flat. If you have a tendency to actually shout, quite literally to the extremes of your volume dynamics, you are likely to go sharp (overshoot the pitch of the note). If you tend to undersing (don't support enough), there is a strong possibility that you will go flat (undershoot the pitch of the note). If Kurt could control his voice as well as I think he could (especially considering how heavily he modified his vowels to the best possible resonant strategies for his physiology), then it stands to reason why he could do this night after night and make it through a whole tour. From all these recording snippets, it sounds like he was singing clean but distorting with the false folds by either increasing breath flow against the strength of his solar plexus, or twanging his voice so hard that the false folds got involved. Hard to say for sure, but a good clue is the fact that his most distorted tones sounded like someone yelling through a megaphone into a subway fan. That is to say, you can not hear a heavily affected twang in his voice. The opposite extreme would be BIlly Corgan, where- even when he's singing with distortion- he still sounds like an angry bee in a tin toilet.

litihium is a good excample. On the last "there in my head" he does something with his voice... idk... something really beautiful.

@@quasar1 or just smoke a lot😂😂😂

He somehow developed a technic. You can see that he wasn´t destroying it so much, because he could talk normaly after the concert. When you scream the wrong way for more than one hour, you lose your voice.. He didn´t show any sign of hoarseness

@@lfmr180 he allegedly used to cough blood after the shows though

@@Rellusionist because of his severe stomach problems.

his throat was fine. I've seen many singers who at the end of the show struggled to speak. I've never seen Kurt hoarse. He walked offstage and spoke to reporters with his voice intact. I also thought it was impressive.