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Paul Brannigan

“He says, ‘Here you are, my good man’ and he hands me this glass of champagne.” How a wayward flying bass led to Nirvana meeting Queen legend Brian May for the very first time

Nirvana, 1992 MTV Awards.

The 1992 MTV Awards, held at the Pauley Pavilion in Los Angeles on September 9 that year, were memorable for a number of reasons.

At the height of grunge's popularity, Van Halen were the night's big winners, picking up the Best Video award for Right Now, which also scooped the Best Direction In A Video award, and the Best Editing in a video award. The night also saw Axl Rose and Elton John duet on a special version of Guns N'Roses anthem November Rain, and a 'handbags' backstage bust-up between Rose's band and Nirvana. Oh, and Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman Anthony Kiedis upset his granny by praising Satan from the stage. 

Nirvana picked up the Best Alternative Video 'moonman' trophy on the night, for Smells Like Teen Spirit, though for bassist Krist Novoselic, the night was arguably more memorable for the fact that he met Queen's Brian May for the first time, an unexpected consequence of knocking himself out onstage with his own bass guitar during Nirvana's live performance.

“Oh, that was mega!” Novoselic recalled to Bass Player magazine editor Joel McIver 30 years on. “We started playing this song [Lithium] and my amp just didn’t work. So I thought, I’m gonna do this bass toss and walk off. Well, the bass got caught in the TV lights, and then - boom! - it fell on my head.

“So I storm off stage, and these paramedics come and take a look at me and put a bandage on and I had to sign all these release forms so I’m not gonna sue anybody. So I’m all annoyed, right, and I’m like, What the hell!’ And behind them there is this amazing fellow, with a glass of champagne. It’s Brian May! Just standing there politely. He says, ‘Here you are, my good man’ and he hands me this glass of champagne.

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