The live album was released in November 1994 and is arguably one of Nirvana’s most captivating and recognized live performances. The performance stands out from the rest of MTV’s shows because the ...

Nirvana’s iconic MTV Unplugged performance ended with a traditional folk tune by Leadbelly, who Kurt Cobain cited as his—and, half-jokingly, the whole band’s—favorite performer.

Who can say why MTV chose to air Nirvana’s performance on the network’s Unplugged program over and over, like a tape loop, in the hours and days following the discovery of Cobain’s lifeless ...

Over 30 years later, the band's legendary acoustic performance has finally ... Last Night,'" Rolling Stone wrote of Nirvana's set in our list of the best MTV Unplugged episodes.

looked like it was designed for a live music performance at a wake or funeral. Cobain agreed, which in retrospect, is utterly tragic. The album version of Nirvana’s MTV Unplugged set was ...

The legacy of the show was built on iconic ’90s episodes, many of which were subsequently released as albums. Perhaps most famous was Nirvana’s performance, which was recorded in November 1993 ...

Nirvana’s MTV Unplugged show is a hallowed chapter of Kurt Cobain’s history ... Coletti had also bought Grohl some brushes and lighter drumsticks to dampen his natural power for the performance.

The Kurt Cobain Unplugged exhibition opened this week at the Royal College of Music Museum in London — which is offering an ...

While grunge is the first genre that one would associate Kurt Cobain with, he would much rather have been remembered in the ...

Nirvana 'MTV Unplugged' Vinyl. ... That includes Eric Clapton’s 1992 performance, Mariah Carey’s unforgettable Unplugged set which featured the stunning “I’ll Be There” cover, ...