Tracklist
| Live | |
| A1 | Aneurysm |
| A2 | Drain You |
| A3 | School |
| A4 | Floyd The Barber |
| A5 | About A Girl |
| A6 | Polly |
| A7 | Breed |
| A8 | Sliver |
| A9 | Lithium |
| B1 | Love Buzz |
| B2 | Come As You Are |
| B3 | Been A Son |
| B4 | Negative Creep |
| B5 | On A Plain |
| B6 | Blew |
| B7 | Pennyroyal Tea |
| B8 | Spank Thru |
| B9 | Molly's Lips |
| B10 | Territorial Pissings |
| Studio | |
| C1 | Spank Thru |
| C2 | About A Girl |
| C3 | Love Buzz |
| C4 | Polly |
| C5 | Son Of A Gun |
| C6 | Turn Around |
| C7 | D-7 |
| D1 | Molly's Lips |
| D2 | Sappy |
| D3 | Lithium |
| D4 | Breed |
| D5 | In Bloom |
| D6 | Stay Away |
| D7 | Smells Like Teen Spirit |
Companies, etc.
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sanskrit Records
- Copyright (c) – Sanskrit Records
- Recorded At – Markthalle, Hamburg
Notes
Sticker on the front sleeve stating "Limited edition 2 LP set contains bonus album with live & studio tracks".Sides A and B:
Sleeve says "Recorded live in Genk, Belgium 1991" but it's actually Hamburg, Germany, November 11, 1991.
Sides C and D:
Tracks C1 to D6 are studio outtakes
Track D7 recorded live in Seattle, USA, 1990.
Misspellings on the sleeve:
Track A8 as "Take Me Home"
Track B3 as "She Should"
Track B7 as "Tired"
Track B8 and C1 as "Spank Through"
Track B9 as "Mummy's There"
Track C7 as "Dee Seven"
Track D2 as "Everything & Nothing"
This is a public domain publication realized by Magazzini Criminali, Firenze with kind help of the American Sanskrit Community & Pop-Up Records.
℗ & © 1992 Sanskrit Records. All rights reserved. Manufactured in the EEC.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode: 4 001617 763056
- Matrix / Runout (A-side etchings): 355-1-A
- Matrix / Runout (B-side etchings): 355-B
- Matrix / Runout (C-side etchings): 3552-A
- Matrix / Runout (D-side etchings): 3552-B
Other versions
| Category | Artist | Title (Format) | Label | Category | Country | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HW 003 | Nirvana | Bleach Pop (CD, Unofficial) | Halloween Records | HW 003 | Germany | 1992 |
| imt 900.118 | Nirvana | Live In Belgium (CD, Unofficial) | Imtrat | imt 900.118 | Germany | 1992 |
| SKT 355-1 | Nirvana | Spring Is Here Again (LP, Unofficial) | Sanskrit Records | SKT 355-1 | Italy | 1992 |
| none | Nirvana | Colored Vinyl Box (LP, Red + LP, Gre + Box, RE, Unofficial) | Miracle Music | none | 1994 | |
| VNRCD 02, NVR 02 | Nirvana | Ce Petit Groupe Underground (CD, Unofficial) | Vintage Nirvana Recordings, Nirvana Vintage Recordings Ltd. | VNRCD 02, NVR 02 | UK & Europe | 2003 |
Sell the kids for food Weather changes moods Spring is here again Reproductive glands. We can have some more Nature is a whore Bruises on the fruit Tender age in bloom
Sleeve says "Recorded live in Genk, Belgium 1991" but it's actually Hamburg, Germany, November 11, 1991. This is a public domain publication realized by Magazzini Criminali, Firenze with kind help of the American Sanskrit Community & Pop-Up Records. P) & (C) 1992 Sanskrit Records.
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With just four chords and unintelligible lyrics, Nirvana stirred a tidal wave of grunge that crashed over the mainstream and forever altered the pop landscape. In Worst to First, we usually only rank a band's studio albums. But since Nirvana only released three (the essential rarities collection Incesticide wouldn't even count), we decided to also cover their official compilations and live albums, too. Scroll through the gallery below to see how we rank the band's catalog. Next: The 19 Most Influential Grunge Musicians.
