Heartwarming moments for Nirvana.
- Kurt stopping in the middle of a song to confront a man who was taking advantage of the concert to grope a nearby woman. "Coppin' a feel, eh buddy!?"
- Doubles as a moment of awesome, as well, as Kurt, Krist, and Pat proceed to go to the edge of the stage, point at him, and laugh at him while security is presumably making their way to get him.
- It's incredibly sad in hindsight to see Kurt showing off his daughter. He had his issues, but he loved his family more than anything else.
- Kurt asking the fans to sing "Happy Birthday" to Courtney Love during a concert. Love her or hate her, it was a sweet thing for him to do.
- Most of the home movies that appear in Live, Tonight, Sold Out! show the band goofing around to an adorably cute level. Clips such as Krist hiding in a plane's toilet; "If this bird goes down, this is the safest place to be!", while Dave and Kurt try to pass the time. "The Traffic Situation" as Dave tries to look cool while pondering why the British drive on the left. And "Who's the jerk that had to rearrange everything?" as their kit doesn't fit in the van.
- Kurt used to stay up until 3AM to answer fan mail. If that doesn't count, nothing does.
- The reason Kurt gave for not fighting Walmart's Bowdlerization of In Utero's track list: A lot of kids live in small towns where Wal-Mart is the only place that sells music and holding the line would mean they couldn't get the CD. Kurt himself grew up in a such a small town, and knew the frustration of there being some new album you'd love to buy, if only the local chain store would carry it.
- "She keeps it pumping straight to my heart."
- According to Dave, he was thrilled when Kurt invited Pat Smear to join the band because he was a huge fan of The Germs. He even said Pat was probably the most talented musician who was ever in the band.
