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Nirvana – Discography (1989 – 2016) EAC Rip 52xCD + 6xDVD FLAC/APE Tracks & Image + Cue + Log Full Scans Included Total Size: 56.3 GB 3% RAR Recovery STUDIO ALBUMS LIVE ALBUMS COMPILATIONS BOX SET SINGLES & EPs BOOTLEGS Label: Various Genre: Alternative Rock, Grunge Prior to Nirvana, alternative music was consigned to specialty sections of record stores, and major labels considered it to be, at the very most, a tax write-off. After the band’s second album, 1991’s Nevermind, nothing was ever quite the same, for better and for worse. Nirvana popularized punk, post-punk, and indie rock, unintentionally bringing them into the American mainstream like no other band to date. While their sound was equal parts Black Sabbath (as learned by fellow Washington underground rockers the Melvins) and Cheap Trick, Nirvana’s aesthetics were strictly indie rock. They covered Vaselines songs, they revived new wave cuts by Devo, and leader Kurt Cobain relentlessly pushed his favorite bands — whether it was the art punk of the Raincoats or the country-fried hardcore of the Meat Puppets — as if his favorite records were always more important than his own music.
STUDIO ALBUMS: 1989. Bleach (1992, Geffen, GED24433, EU) 1989. Bleach (1992, MCA Victor, MVCG-93, Japan) 1989. Bleach (2009, Warner Music, WPCR-13726, Japan) 1991. Nevermind (1991, DGC, DGCD-24425, USA) 1991. Nevermind (1991, Geffen, GED 24425, EU) 1991.
Nevermind (1991, MCA Victor, MVCG-67, Japan) 1991. (2011, Universal, UICY-75124, Japan, SHM-CD, 4CD+DVD) 1993. In Utero (1993, DGC, DGCD-24607, Canada) 1993. In Utero (1993, Geffen, GED 24536, EU) 1993. In Utero (1993, MCA Victor, MVCG-126, Japan) 1993. (2013, Universal, UICY-75875, Japan, SHM-CD, 3CD+DVD) LIVE ALBUMS: 1994.
MTV Unplugged In New York (1994, Geffen, GED 24727, EU) 1994. MTV Unplugged In New York (1994, MCA Victor, MVCG-163, Japan) 1994. (2009, Universal, UICY-94347, Japan, SHM-CD, CD+DVD) 1996. From The Muddy Banks Of The Wishkah (1996, Geffen, GED 25105, EU) 1996. From The Muddy Banks Of The Wishkah (1996, MCA Victor, MVCG-212, Japan) 1996. (2009, Universal, UICY-94348, SHM-CD, CD+DVD, Japan) 2009. (2009, Universal, UICY-94346, Japan, SHM-CD, CD+DVD) COMPILATIONS: 1992.
Incesticide (1992, DGC, DGCD-24504, USA) 1992. Incesticide (1992, Geffen, GED 24504, EU) 1992. Incesticide (1992, MCA Victor, MVCG-100, Japan) 1992. Incesticide (2008, Universal, UICY-91224, Japan, SHM-CD) 2002. Nirvana (2002, Geffen, 493 523-2, EU) 2002. Nirvana (2006, Universal, UICY-6001, Japan) 2005.
The Best Of The Box (2008, Universal, UICY-91019, Japan, SHM-CD) BOX SET: 2004. (2004, DGC, B0003727-00, USA, 3CD+DVD) SINGLES & EPs: 1989. Blew (1989,Tupelo Recording Company,TUP CD8, France) 1991. Smells Like Teen Spirit (1991, DGC, DGCTD 5, UK) 1992.
Come As You Are (1992, MCA Victor, MVDG-8, Japan) 1992. Hormoaning (1992, MCA Victor, MVCG-17002, Japan) 1992. In Bloom (1992, MCA Victor, MVCG-13002, Japan) 1992. Lithium (1992, DGC, DGCDM-21815, USA) 1992. Lithium (1992, MCA Victor, MVCG-12001, Japan) 1993.
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All Apologies – Rape Me (1994, MCA Victor, MVCG-13011, Japan) 1993. Heart-Shaped Box (1993, MCA Victor, MVCG-13008, Japan) BOOTLEGS: 1991. Dressed For Success (1991, Primadonna, PD083, Italy) 1992.
Live in Amsterdam 25.11.91 (1992, Headliner, HL-CD 001, EU) 1995. Trick Or Treat (1995, Kiss The Stone, KTS 395, Italy) 2000. Unreleased Tracks (2000, Not On Label, VAR 01, Italy) 2005. Classic Airwaves (2005, American Icons, SMC2443, EU) 2015. Pat O’ Brian Pavillion, Del Mar, CA, December 28th, 1991 – FM Broadcast (2015, Egg Raid Rec., WEB) 2016.
Come As You Are Live At The Palace (2016, Coffee Break, WEB) 2016. The Rare Recordings (2016, Lilith Rec., WEB) DOWNLOAD FROM Password: www.LosslessMA.net If you encounter broken links or other problem about this publication, please let me know and write your comment below. I will reply and fix as soon as possible.
Fever Tree (1968) - Their debut album was a strong psychedelic affair, and included their legendary San Francisco girls along with a smorgasbord of similar gems. Starting with Bach's Toccata in fugue and minor, this album is a feast of psychedelic experimentation, with strong songs, and strangely seductive distorted guitars.
Another time, another place (1968) - Continuing in the same vein as the first album, this is a similar sounding record, although the musicianship had gotten better. For me the best moment is the almost Iron Butterfly-ish reworking of 'Man who paints the pictures'. A very strong follow up, it's a mistery why this album didn't chart higher than it did (no. Although mostly known for their 1968 anthem of psychedelia 'San Francisco girls (return of the native)', Fever Tree recorded some of the most interesting psychedelic rock albums of the late 60's.
Formed in Houston, Texas from the ashes of the band Bostwick Vine by Dennis Keller (vocals), Rob Landes (keyboards, flute and more), E.E.Wolfe lll (bass), Michael Knust (guitar) and John Tuttle (drums. After releasing two unremarkable singles in 1967 that both flopped, they enlisted producers/songwriters Scott and Vivian Holtzman. With them they recorded their legendary debut album, which included the near-hit (no.91) single San Francisco girls.
Their unique brand of psychedelic rock filled with classical experiments was recieved well, and two similar albums followed in 1968 and 1970. Major sucess still eluding them, most of the bandmembers threw in the towel. In 1970 they recorded a fourth and last album, For sale. Largely played by session men (inc. Kevin Kelley ex-Byrds) the abum was a disappointing and predictable mainstream pop album, and a commercial disaster. The band officially called it quits after that, later to be reformed for a short while by Michael Knust backed by a brand new line-up. Their fifteen minutes of fame arrived when their song 'San Francisco Girls (Return of the Native)' reached #91 in the U.S.
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Charts, sometime in late 1968. Like most of the band's material, it was written by the couple of Scott and Vivian Holtzman, who also were their producers. This four-minute track captured all the band's trademarks: Dennis Keller's incantation-like vocals, the quick shifting between slow parts with an almost sacral feeling and faster, more rock-oriented parts, and especially the searing guitar work by Michael Knust. Fever Tree also released their self-titled debut album, Fever Tree, in 1968, which charted at #156. A second album, Another Time, Another Place, followed in 1969. Apart from 'San Francisco Girls', they never had another hit, although they later also tried writing songs themselves when they had dropped the Holtzmans as producers. The group disbanded in 1970, but reformed in 1978 with only guitarist Michael Knust remaining from the original line-up.
The new formation of the group had little commercial success; Fever Tree was not heard of again until 2003 when Michael Knust passed away. Imitation Situation 1 & Where Do You Go? San Franciscan Girls - 4:02 03. Ninety-Nine and One-Half - 2:47 04. Man Who Paints the Pictures - 2:34 05. Filligree and Shadow - 3:56 06. The Sun Also Rises - 2:43 07.
Day Tripper/We Can Work It Out - 3:31 08. Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing - 3:04 09. Unlock My Door - 3:50 10. Come with Me - 3:49 11. Man Who Paints the Pictures II - 6:51 12.
What Time Did You Say It Is in Salt Lake City? Don't Come Crying to Me Girl - 2:30 14. Fever - 3:41 15.
Grand Candy Young Sweet - 1:54 16. Jokes Are for Sad People - 7:15 17.
I've Never Seen Evergreen - 3:25 18. Peace of Mind - 3:12 19. Death Is the Dancer - 3:57.