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“Serve the Servants” – Nirvana (1993, Live & Loud, Seattle) Filmed at Seattle’s Pier 48 on December 13, 1993, Live & Loud was recorded during the In Utero tour and broadcast by MTV as a showcase of Nirvana’s raw late-period sound. By this point, the band had deliberately shifted away from Nevermind’s polished production, embracing a harsher and more unfiltered aesthetic that challenged both fans and the music press. Opening with “Serve the Servants,” Nirvana set a tone of defiance. The lyric “Te

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The Viet Cong tunnel system, most famously the Cu Chi Tunnels near Saigon, was an extensive underground network stretching hundreds of kilometers that gave guerrilla fighters a vital edge during the Vietnam War. Dug by hand and often several levels deep, the tunnels contained living quarters, kitchens, hospitals, storage areas, and hidden entrances camouflaged to blend with the jungle. They allowed the Viet Cong to move undetected, launch surprise attacks, and withstand U.S. bombing campaigns, t