Toronto 2011: Gem Jam's Eddie Vedder Recalls as soon as He Slow-Danced With Kurt Cobain

TORONTO -- Gem Jam's Eddie Vedder was attracted back Saturday towards the moment a backstage camera caught him slow-dancing with Nirvana's Kurt Cobain in the 1992 Video Music Honours.our editor suggests Gem Jam Reissues 'Vs.' and 'Vitalogy' in 20th Anniversary Models Bono, Gem Jam kick-start G20 protestsRelated Subjects•Toronto Worldwide Fil... "I first viewed it the very first time today," Vedder told a press conference Saturday in the Toronto Worldwide Film Festival for Gem Jam Twenty, Cameron Crowe's chronicle from the legendary band's chaotic climb to fame. Nirvana frontman Cobain and Gem Jam's Vedder at that time trash-spoken each other in public places, each declaring these were nobleman from the early the nineteen nineties Dallas grunge band scene. PHOTOS: 13 Films to understand in the Toronto Film Festival The other evening backstage in the 1992 VMAs, Cobain and Vedder faced each other the very first time. "That were spoken about, many people did not quite remember it happening, others swore there is someone there having a camera," Crowe told reporters Saturday. While researching Gem Jam Twenty, Crowe did recover lost footage from the chance meeting between Vedder and Cobain, prior to the latter's tragic dying. FILM REVIEW: 'Pearl Jam Twenty' It's grainy footage, however it captures the grunge frontmen putting aside their public smackdown and discussing a dance. "For any second your camera is blurred, and you see Kurt go over, and go such as this, and it is nothing like saying don't tell anybody, or keep a lid about this private moment," Vedder told a hushed media in Toronto. "It is because about the stage above us Eric Clapton was playing 'Tears of Paradise,'" he added. Vedder stated the lost footage signifies a effective moment. COMPLETE COVERATE: Toronto Worldwide Film Festival "I believe it is because he (Cobain) is smiling. You believe, if perhaps he might have drawn through," he added. "It is so effective. It's this type of human moment, which is what goes on outdoors the glare from the media, when Kurt and Eddie reached go to town as people," Crowe summarized. Related Subjects Toronto Worldwide Film Festival Worldwide Eddie Vedder Gem Jam Kurt Cobain Nirvana