Talk:Drain You
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Probably one of this best of this underated and both overated band.
[edit] A bit pointless...
... to mention that ALL the chords are fifths. Of course they are! We all know that. It also might be extraneous to even mention the chord progression, because it doesn't really have anything to do with the content of the song beyond how it sounds, and if you don't know any musical theory it is completely useless.
I think we should edit it to remove the chords or at least the fifths, which I'm going to go do right now. Feel free to change it back. Not to mention, the chord progession for the chorus is wrong anyway...
- I think we should keep the chord progression. Savagepine 00:58, 24 April 2007 (UTC)
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[edit] Another live version
There is a live version of this song the band performed as an encore for their first French TV appearance on the Second of February 1994. Halfway through the song, Kurt's guitar stops working, Pat Smear takes the lead on guitar and then Kurt screams "Drain" about 35 seconds later. This version is unreleased, But is probably available, Along with the video, In bootleg circles.
A clip of this performance is seen in the "Nirvana: You Know You're Right" Video.
