Live Nirvana Bootography Review: This disc claims to have been released in 1990, but the cover photo of Nirvana is from 1991, and the L7 pic is from 1992
The translucent vinyl (45 rpm) comes in a black-on-white sleeve that is made with heavy paper. The front of the sleeve has the item's title at the top and the band names at the bottom. A picture of Sonic Youth and the text "super sound, 45 RPM Maximum 7!" are also on the front.
The back of the sleeve has pictures of each band, band names, and song titles. A small circle is above the catalog number and inside the circle are two fingers, which is the British version of 'the finger.' Printed in a ring around this circle is the text:
* 49% sonofabitch, 51% motherfucker
Nirvana is the only band individually credited:
* Kurt Cobain (chanteur), Dave Grohl (le batteur), et Chris Novoselic (le bassiste): le trio choc.
Sound on all tracks is decent. The STP and L7 tracks are the best quality. The Sonic Youth track is a bit thin sounding, and the Nirvana track has a slight hiss during the intro but is not noticable once all the bass and drums come in.
Hairspray Queen (Mislabeled as "Amway Queen") is fairly redundant since Incesticide was released in November 1992, but it's nice to have L7 & Nirvana on the same compilation. Bizzarely, extremely generated analogue tape dubs of "Hairspray Queen" lifted from this 7" turned up on a large number of bootleg CD's, including: Stiff Drinks; Into The Black - Disc 1 & 2 - Demos and Sessions and for a while even circulated in DAT traders circles with other generated vinyl dubs claiming to be a direct dat copy of a reciprocal studio session master!
