Some other interesting facts about Bleach are that originally the title was going to be Too Many Humans. Also Kurt Cobain is credited as Kurdt Kobain, and Dale Crover is featured as the drummer on some of the tracks and Chad Channing is the drummer on the other tracks. It is a must for any Nirvana fan.
Nirvana has also released a DVD of their Reading Festival performance in 1992, titled Live At Reading. There are 25 live performances on the DVD and the picture has been remastered, it has been circulating in bootleg circles for sometime. This is an excellent performance from the band. There are some special editions of the album that contain both the audio and video of the Reading concert. Usually there is a new Nirvana release every November, but last year there was no new Nirvana release, it looks like it was made up for because now there are two new releases available. Both the 20th anniversary deluxe edition of Bleach and the Live At Reading DVD are now available to purchase.
For a full history on Nirvana visit:
Endless, Nameless: The Nirvana Story Part One
Verse Chorus Verse: The Nirvana Story Part Two
The Play List:
1. North Of America - Central Port Of Equal Time
2. A History Of - Action In The North Atlantic
3. The Hoa Hoa's - Postcards
4. Alec Ounsworth - South Philadelphia (Drug Days)
5. Julian Casablancas - 11th Dimension
6. Chuck Prophet - American Man
7. Mission Of Burma - After The Rain
8. Les Dales Hawerchuk - A Soir On Sort
9. Grooms - Dreamsucker
10. The Stand-Stills - Bound
11. Little Girls - Youth Tunes
12. Evening Hymns - Dead Deer
13. Thomas Function - Belly Of The Beast
14. Black Feelings - Last Rings Pt. 1
15. Talk Normal - Hot Song
16. Devil Eyes - Teeth
17. Times New Viking - 2/11 Don't Forget
18. King Khan & BBQ Show - Anala
19. Nirvana - Dive (live)
20. Etaoin Shrdlu - 1995-1997
21. Gospel Gossip - Home Is Where the Hibah Is
To download this weeks program, visit CJAM's schedule page for Revolution Rock and download the file for November 3rd. Or subscribe to Revolution Rock as a Podcast.
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