In 1993, Kurt Cobain gave the performance of a lifetime. Months later, he already thought it was overrated
- Cobain felt MTV Unplugged showed Nirvana’s more vulnerable side.
- He thought its ‘All Apologies’ was not the session’s best performance.
- His remarks reflected unease with acclaim and rock-star expectations.
Kurt Cobain regarded Nirvana’s MTV Unplugged performance as a chance to show the band’s quieter, more vulnerable side. Yet he later downplayed its widely praised version of ‘All Apologies’, reflecting his discomfort with acclaim and with the expectations that came with Nirvana’s fame. The article says the performance…