reels.grunge studio on Instagram: "Nirvana played “Breed” during their 1993 MTV Live and Loud performance in Seattle. The show, recorded at Pier 48, was one of their last major televised concerts and featured the band at their loudest and most aggressive, with “Breed” standing out as one of the highlights. “Breed” was first performed live in 1989 under the title “Imodium,” named after a diarrhea medicine that Tad Doyle of the band TAD was taking at the time."

How Songs Are Created on Instagram: "In October 1992, Nirvana played one of their most notorious shows in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The all-female punk band Calamity Jane opened the concert but was met with hostility from the crowd, who threw objects, hurled sexist slurs, and forced the women off stage in tears. Kurt Cobain was outraged, later calling it one of the worst displays of sexism he had ever seen. Instead of delivering the crowd-pleasing set fans expected, Nirvana turned their performan

reels.grunge studio on Instagram: "“Heart-Shaped Box” was released in 1993 as the lead single from Nirvana’s final studio album, In Utero. Written by Kurt Cobain, the song blends haunting lyrics and heavy, dissonant guitars, capturing the darker and more abrasive tone the band pursued after the massive success of Nevermind. Nirvana performed “Heart-Shaped Box” live on Saturday Night Live in September 1993, shortly after the album’s release. The performance marked their return to SNL following th