Nirvana - Peel Session 1989
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- The complete session recorded by Nirvana on 26 October 1989 for the John Peel show on BBC Radio 1 and broadcast on 22 November 1989. This recording is taken from the first repeat on 22 January 1990.
Tracklist:
1. Spanx Thru' (0:17)
2. About A Girl (4:02)
3. Love Buzz (7:12)
4. Polly (10:57) - เพลง
Man, I miss John Peel. His voice is still a giant security blanket all these years after his passing.
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@Charles Salvador Instablaster :)
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It's hard to imagine that in just over 2 years after this Nirvana were so well known that 11 year kids were singing their songs on the way to primary school. I know cos I was one of them.
Treepeople 1989 were much more dynamic and exiting: they were another Seattle punk band, not as blah blah boring sounding as Nirvana. Check them out!
@@downallyourstreetsSo boring you search for one of their rare sessions 35 years after it was recorded 🤣🤣🤣👍
The photo of Kurt Cobain live upside down....according to the photographer, this photo was taken during this double bill show.
Nirvana & Screaming Trees
w/ guests The Doughboys & The Wongs
Friday March 8, 1991
Commodore Ballroom, Vancouver B.C. Canada
Thanks for the info! :)
Holy shit! That rendition of About a girl is absolutely amazing! Bleach era Nirvana is the best.
Peel sessions rules
I can't believe there's even more Nirvana I haven't got, or that I'm only just discovering this. Goddamn.
1. Spanx Thru' - 0:17
2. About A Girl - 4:02
3. Love Buzz - 7:12
4. Polly - 10:57
It’s spank thru
John peel always choosing a band/artist before they were a hit.
I was researching this, because it's said that this was the first version of 'Polly" ever broadcast. That's pretty awesome, and the recording quality is much better than I expected for all these songs.
This is why they were so amazing. This sound was not even popular at all in the states in 1989. They invented a new sound that wasn't quite punk and it wasn't quite metal. Although inspired by both genres. I hear even some slight Replacement's inspiration as well. Sounds like Channing on the drums.
Was Channing. There until summer 1990 i think.
Nonsense. They didn't invented a new sound. In fact they stole alot from other bands.
Really cool songs, we miss Kurt a lot. 😔
Looooooooove the harmonies in the chorus of Polly❤️
Thanks, Vibracobra. Always appreciated.
I used to drive home after a late shift and john peel would be on the radio. You would get drawn in to his commentary and music like a cocoon. RIP John peel.
grrreat version of love buzz - yeah
wow awesome stuff
That Polly is unique and special, just like you!
Chad drumming sounds tight
Wow.. amazing ‼️💯
Love this
that is a sick photo
Legendary
Spanx!!!❤️
Spank
the young's speed
My mind is blown away, had no fucking idea of this
💜
👍
This is awesome ,but what’s up with the drum sound? It’s production has a wierd sound,is that gate on the snare?
Nirvana kings of the grunge !!!
People like you is the reason Kurt hates himself, he hates the the term Grunge because he's a genuine punk rocker and not some stupid hard rock ballad pousers from Seattle
"Spankz Thru" lmao
Muy azul el sonido.
Never heard this band before. Do they have any albums out there. Can the drummer for he sounds like he is on pots and pans.
Type Nirvana albums into the youtube search bar.
Just wondering Vibracobra are you a polvo fan?
Early stuff
Why is the title say this was in 1989? Chad was the drummer in 89, Dave didn't come until 90 so this has to be late 1990. Chad didn't sing back ups, Dave is the only member to sing back up vocals. So unless I'm missing something this can't be 89.
Yes, you're missing something!
This is Chad on drums, Kurt on all vocals and guitar, and Krist on bass. Recorded in October 1989. Peel sessions aren't necessarily 100% live, or even one take -- bands can track the vocals and instrumental sections separately, overdub whatever they want, for example. Kurt overdubbed backing vocals in a couple of spots for this one. In '91, when they did Drain You on their third Peel Session, they overdubbed a bunch of noises and effects into the middle section, for another example.
In closing, yes, this set was recorded in 1989 with Chad Channing on drums.
TestMeatDollSteak Thanks for the short history lesson, really. Though I firmly believe Chad added an edge on Bleach with his double bass for example, however, in the grand scheme of things, I don’t think his delivery was quite as smooth as Dave’s, yet Dave is much more stripped down and rigid as a drummer. Regardless, this recording was quite good.
Well right on then. It sounded a hell of a lot like Dave to me on backing vocals but if what you say is true, I stand corrected. Also, next time instead of saying "Yes, you're missing something" maybe expand on that a bit? Haha. Luckily second dude did expand and apparently the vocals or overdubbed. Still sounds like Dave's highs to me, but I don't know everything.
Hmmm.....as I'm listening to this again, I can hear the overdubs for sure but I can't hear the backing vocals i thought I did before. So I was either binging on Nirvana videos that day and got confused on the videos or i was just being a dumbass. Even the Polly backing vocals sound like Kurt, just singing the highs. Anyway, my bad guys. It's clearly Chad drumming too. And I call myself a Nirvana fan. Like a really big fan too. Well thanks for the correction as I do stand corrected. Great vid too btw. I love that version of Polly, especially when he screams the last verse and chorus. I'm shutting up now.
... And what's your favorite peel session???
Too many to choose, and changes all the time, at the moment, 1st Slits, 1st Raincoats, 1st Au Pairs, TVPs, King of the Slums, Buttholes '88, tomorrow will be something else
@@Vibracobra23_Original Eno & the winkies, the damned 76,, Ac Dc 76, crass, motorhead and Polvo 93 for me at the moment.
Aye...all good
Crass on Peel Sessions was literally a work of art to me. Absolutely my favorite recording of them.
Easily, Nick Drake.
Ele assistiu primeiro o João peel
Never could fully get on the Nirvana train, It was like getting into the Sex Pistols when there so many other bands doing the same exact thing and doing it better!
Life tip - There are times, believe it or not, when it’s perfectly ok to keep your negative opinion to yourself.
@@WDKWCDT it was definitely not negative
Overrated
Haven’t heard that Nirvana song.. and I’ve heard em all
@@river2352 hahaha
Nirvanarrated
How dare you disrespect John Peel! A musical institution!