There was nothing like this in rock and roll.

Well, it's funny.

You said that 87 was probably the best year for music in your lifetime or whatever, and it was incredible, right? I mean, I think Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me came out, Appetite.

Sign of the Times.

Sign of the Times.

What else? In Excess Kick, right? It was just, and Appetite changed the world, and so did Josh Tree.

But to me, equally as good a year was 91, which was Nevermind.

But

[air whooshing]

[upbeat music] My head's a stereo I can't turn off.

You said I should learn to sing along.

In your bedroom out on Taraval.

We were haunted by everything we wanted.

Kill the lights.

Oh, great.

Yeah.

Carnegie

hall show.

Dude, they backed.

So Mark Rivera, like it was crazy.

Like, so we did that.

And then we had, we played the show and we run the show for people who buy tickets and Then you go to Carnegie Hall and you essentially put this on.

So this year it was, oddly enough, it was a strange, it's usually like Patti Smith and like Sunset.

said you were going in to do, like understand what's going on in these