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11:51 am
Friday, Oct 23, 2009
by Allison Taich

It’s hard to believe, but this winter marks the 20th anniversary of the release Nirvana’s debut album, Bleach. In honor of this music milestone, Sub Pop is re-issuing Bleach as an expanded CD/double LP. Originally recorded in December, 1988 and released in June of ’89, the album received international recognition after Nevermind took off.


Some of the features include a previously unreleased live recording at the Pine Street Theatre in Portland, Oregon from 1990, and extended liner notes with candid photos. Producer Jack Endino oversaw the sessions as the album was re-mastered at Sterling Sound off of the original tapes. The album is available for pre-order at Sub Pop.


SONG LIST
01 Blew
02 Floyd the Barber
03 About a Girl
04 School
05 Love Buzz
06 Paper Cuts
07 Negative Creep
08 Scoff
09 Swap Meet
10 Mr. Moustache
11 Sifting
12 Big Cheese
13 Downer
14 Intro (live)
15 School (live)
16 Floyd the Barber (live)
17 Dive (live)
18 Love Buzz (live)
19 Spank Thru (live)
20 Molly’s Lips (live)
21 Sappy (live)
22 Scoff (live)
23 About a Girl (live)
24 Been a Son (live)
25 Blew (live)


Nirvana
About a Girl [MP3]
     


Scoff (live) [MP3]
     



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