While I was away on vacation I read
the new biography of
Nirvana by Everett True. It's a massive tome, almost 600 pages in length, but a fascinating account of the band from its beginnings by someone who knew the group intimately. It's certainly not for the casual fan because of its length and the minute details into which it delves, but I highly recommend it to anyone who loves Nirvana's music or who likes reading about the inner workings of bands.
While reading, I was reminded of the controversy surrounding Steve Albini's original mixes for the album
In Utero. After I track down Albini's version of the record I'll post about it. For now, here's a soundboard Nirvana show from 1991, the year when
Nevermind was released.
Nirvana
October 12, 1991
Cabaret Metro
Chicago, IL
01) Jesus Don't Want Me For A Sunbeam
02) Aneurysm
03) School
04) Floyd The Barber
05) Drain You
06) Smells Like Teen Spirit
07) About A Girl
08) Breed
09) Polly
10) Sliver
11) Pennyroyal Tea
12) Love Buzz
13) Lithium
14) Been A Son
15) On A Plain
16) Negative Creep
17) Blew
18) Endless, Nameless
Download the show here.
Buy Nirvana's music
here.
Labels: Nirvana