The key is that people have to really care what u think though. Whenever I think while I talk like this people interrupt me. Lol

Im gonna check Skin Yard out. Thanks for the recommendation 👍

Their first album is one of my favorites. One of the most unique grunge albums. Id also recc Bundle of Hiss. Their songs were lost until Endino found em and released em. They sound kinda like SG imo. Tad Doyle played guitar for them briefly before he made Tad. Id also like to see Mudhoney/Green River/Mark Arm get their dues

Melvins were overrated and below average.. skin were just terrible and a poor pixie rip off band.. stop being a hipster and listen..

@@VictorLugosi The Pixies were awful, they sound nothing like Skin Yard. Even Steve Albini thought they sucked and he produced one of their albums. Your comment is about as hipster as it gets

@@VictorLugosi you know it's difficult for me to express how monumentally stupid and wrongheaded your comment is, but I'd like you to please elaborate how Skin Yard sounds anything like the Pixies. I kind of doubt you have anything to say, but maybe you can enlighten me.

You should hear him when he sings. He's in the same range as Mark Lanegan

Adam Smith no for sure dude. I was asking him about a book on Kurt. That nigga responded ASAP. I was deeply surprised and taken back by how he spoke with a fella like myself man.. Great guy he is haha I know exactly how you feel brother.

that's awesome

DO YOU STILL HAVE HIS E MAIL I WOULD LIKE TO SENT HIM SOME OF MY MUSIC

Yeah - music was in such a crappy place at the time. My friends and I were in a band - we called our style "dirty" since grunge wasn't invented yet. After all that Seattle stuff started coming out and the Jesus Lizard, it felt like coming alive again. And then Bleach came out. I think I played that album for like 3 months straight - it made me want to punch holes in walls and kick down doors.

@@Francis-rs7zu Too bad I wasn't around at that time, it would be fn awesome to see grunge era in the music! :)

Great musician, he made his own style which is so rare

skin yard was fucking badass and the records still are

jack endino: *exists* also jack endino: *EXISSSTSSSS*

he recorded bleach.

Cheers :)

He recorded a legendary demo tape in early 1988, featuring Dale Crover helping out on drums, and featuring many of the songs that would end up on Bleach or Incesticide. This tape soon found its way into Jonathon Poneman's hands. Poneman ran the Sup Pop label with Bruce Pavitt. The rest was history.

yes, 20 an hour was also what they paid for the 'Dale demo'. according to bio's on the band, Endino's place was the cheapest recording studio in the area

The band had originally intended for the album to be sequenced with Floyd The Barber, Mr Moustache, School, Scoff, and Sifting on side one, Love Buzz, Swap Meet, Paper Cuts, Negative Creep, About A Girl, and Blew on side two,.

I'm a negative creep and I'm stoned!

Drone!!!

I always thought that too but apparently he was just credited as a second guitarist on the album as a thankyou for funding Bleach. He didn't actually play on the album though. He did play live with them a couple of times. He was in Soundgarden for a short time too.

@@ClarkyGuitar what's he doing now?

@@martinet1985 He joined the army, not sure what he does now though.

Correct me if Iam wrong but I think the only track Jason is on is the kiss cover "do you love me?"

@@ClarkyGuitar Jason Everman became an elite member of the U.S. Special Forces in the Army. It's a pretty remarkable story actually. -After getting kicked out of 2 of the most iconic 90's bands.... www.nytimes.com/2013/07/02/magazine/evermans-war.html

Id love to see what the original order of Bleach was

@@IntellitechStudios side A; Floyd/Mr Moustache/School/Scoff/Sifting side B; Love Buzz/Swap Meet/Paper/Negative/About a G/Blew

Not likely!

This is bit of an over simplifications of things Also keep in mind they chose to keep ALL of Chad's beats on Nevermind, they could have changed them if they hated them There's a lot more to the story than you make it seem

What's the official story on Chad being replaced. I've been listening to Nirväna since 1990 and still don't know

Chad was a good drummer. Perhaps not the greatest drummer out there but certainly a fantastic drummer. There is no way he would've done bleach or even toured with nirvana if he wasn't any good.

@@etherealcatholic5711 basically, when Kurt made the Sliver single in 1990. He was telling the music world that he's going pop/punk. Chad basically wasn't down with the style the band was heading, and Kurt was frustrated with Chad's drumming, so they essentially mutually parted ways. Chad came to see Nirvana in 1990 and met Dave, liked him a lot, and said he hungout with them that night and they were all friends still. Chad and Kurt/Krist never had beef after he left the band.

Nothing mutual. Whatd you guys guess and on the details and pick a way that is all feel goody for everyone involved. Kurt said it felt like killing someone but did what had to be done. On a ferry ride that took chad back to his home they said sorry thank you your out. Chads fine, a bit of a light hitter and sloppy to a point where it is detrimental to the tune as he would often go way off beat. Most of their coolest drum parts early on actually were dreamed up by kurdt or dale crover. Buzz of the.melvins was the gonetween to dave and nirvana as melvins played with scream and it was known scream was breaking up. Dave is like dale a top - whatever all time drummer. You cant pass up an opportunity to have an all time great join you duh. On sliver dan peters did fine work. I cant imagine chad playing as zippy and tight as he did in the song and dave probably would not have apprpached the snappy drum rolls and quick fills with the modesty dan did. I m not tryjng to make thjs a.dump on chad post but they would aay thinga in the sthdio post bleach sessions like " drums suck, drum sound not top 40. Wussy drum sound going on man y k u cant hit harder? Whats up? Wussy drum sound". The writing as they say was on the wall