Nirvana - 12/14/87
Community World Theater, Tacoma, WA
Community World Theater, Tacoma, WA
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Owned by John · Last Updated May 23, 2023
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Set I
If You Must
Downer
Floyd The Barber
Paper Cuts
Spank Thru
Hairspray Queen
Aero Zeppelin
Beeswax
Mexican Seafood
Pen Cap Chew
Anorexorcist
Hairspray Queen
Raunchola
Moby Dick
Downer
Floyd The Barber
Paper Cuts
Spank Thru
Hairspray Queen
Aero Zeppelin
Beeswax
Mexican Seafood
Pen Cap Chew
Anorexorcist
Hairspray Queen
Raunchola
Moby Dick
Set II
Set III
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Nirvana Bootography Guide:
"There are two ways you can look judge this disc. If your perspective is "This is an extremely rare disc and it's a VERY early recording ", you'll forgive the hiss and mono-walkman sound quality... you might rank the disc highly. If you desire a disc that will sound good in your stereo and are not familiar with typical bootleg sound quality, you won't like it at all.
Due to the date of the show, everything can be considered an "early version." The highlights include "If You Must", "Downer", "Beeswax", "Pen Cap Chew", "Anorexorcist" and "Raunchola." Downer was rarely played and the other songs were dropped off of their set list soon after. "Raunchola" is the name the song is referred to by bootleggers. It's true name remains unknown.
You can sample Raunchola from Outcesticide III. It's listed as "Run Rabbit Run". "Hairspray Queen" is listed twice because the band screws up halfway into it's first attempt. The show is actually more listenable than the impression you will likely get from the Outcesticide III track. If the band had a set list, it was not followed closely. The band loosens up towards the end of the show and receives a lot of applause at the end. ( It sounds like there were 20-40 people in attendance).
This is an interesting show and a true collectors item. A veteran collector will appreciate these attributes, while the average fan would probably prefer NOT to hear it."
"There are two ways you can look judge this disc. If your perspective is "This is an extremely rare disc and it's a VERY early recording ", you'll forgive the hiss and mono-walkman sound quality... you might rank the disc highly. If you desire a disc that will sound good in your stereo and are not familiar with typical bootleg sound quality, you won't like it at all.
Due to the date of the show, everything can be considered an "early version." The highlights include "If You Must", "Downer", "Beeswax", "Pen Cap Chew", "Anorexorcist" and "Raunchola." Downer was rarely played and the other songs were dropped off of their set list soon after. "Raunchola" is the name the song is referred to by bootleggers. It's true name remains unknown.
You can sample Raunchola from Outcesticide III. It's listed as "Run Rabbit Run". "Hairspray Queen" is listed twice because the band screws up halfway into it's first attempt. The show is actually more listenable than the impression you will likely get from the Outcesticide III track. If the band had a set list, it was not followed closely. The band loosens up towards the end of the show and receives a lot of applause at the end. ( It sounds like there were 20-40 people in attendance).
This is an interesting show and a true collectors item. A veteran collector will appreciate these attributes, while the average fan would probably prefer NOT to hear it."
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