LIVE NIRVANA Concert Chronology April 09, 1993 - Cow Palace (Tresnjevka Women's Group Benefit), Daly City, CA, US

  • NIRVANA
    • Kurt Cobain (vocals, guitar)
    • Krist Novoselic (bass)
    • Dave Grohl (drums)
  • Alex MacLeod (tour manager)
  • Jeff Mason (production manager)
  • Susanne Sasic (lighting director)
  • Craig Montgomery (sound engineer)
  • Barrett Jones (monitor engineer & drum technician)
  • Earnie Bailey (guitar technician)
  • Dave Stevens (Pro Show sound crew)
  • Allan Bagley (Pro Show sound crew)
  • Nico Vonk (Pro Show sound crew)
  • Bill Graham Presents
Load In
09:00
Soundcheck
13:00
Doors
19:00
Breeders Set
19:00
Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy Set
19:50
L7 Set
20:45
NIRVANA Set
21:50
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  1. Rape Me
  2. School
  3. Breed
  4. Sliver
  5. Come As You Are
  6. Milk It
  7. About A Girl
  8. Lithium
  9. Dumb
  10. Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge On Seattle
  11. Serve The Servants
  12. Aneurysm
  13. Smells Like Teen Spirit
  14. Territorial Pissings
  15. Blew
  16. All Apologies
  17. Heart-Shaped Box
  18. Scentless Apprentice
  19. Something In The Way
  20. Negative Creep
  21. Been A Son
  22. Dive
  23. Love Buzz
  24. Endless, Nameless
AUD #1
Equipment:
Sony PC-62 > Sony WM-D3
Lowest Generation:
ANA(M) > FLAC
Length / Sound Quality:
90 min / 8.0
Notes:
• Has cuts in "Blew" and "Heart-Shaped Box".
• "Rape Me" and part of "School" sound considerably worse than the rest of the show.
AUD #2
Equipment:
Sony PC-62 > Sony WM-D3
Lowest Generation:
ANA(M) > FLAC
Length / Sound Quality:
90 min / 8.5
Notes:
• The master tape was circulated in September 2006.
• Has a short dropout at the beginning of "Smells Like Teen Spirit".
• "Endless, Nameless" cuts in and has a cut.
AUD #3
Equipment:
Sonic Studios DSM-6 > Sony WM-D6
Lowest Generation:
ANA(M) > DAT(1) > FLAC
Length / Sound Quality:
90 min / 9.0
Notes:
• In May 2007 an ANA(M) > DAT version was circulated.
AUD #4
Equipment:
Sonic Studios DSM-3 > Sony TCD-D3
Lowest Generation:
DAT(M) > FLAC
Length / Sound Quality:
93 min / 8.5
Notes:
• Surfaced in October 2004.
AUD #5
Equipment:
Sony ECM-939 > Sony TCD-D3
Lowest Generation:
DAT(M) > FLAC
Length / Sound Quality:
91 min / 8.0
Notes:
• Circulated in February 2015.
SBD #1 incomplete
Equipment:
Unknown > Unknown (DAT)
Lowest Generation:
Unofficial CD [Outcesticide 2022] > FLAC
Length / Sound Quality:
3:30 min / ?
Notes:
• Surfaced in February 2022 via the "Outcesticide 2022" bootleg CD.
• Includes "Serve The Servants" only.
AMT #1
Equipment:
Unknown > Unknown
Lowest Generation:
HI8(M) > DVD > MKV
Length / Sound Quality:
93 min / 7.5
Notes:
• Amateur video, shot from an elevated position on the left of the venue fairly far back.
• Master transfer was circulated April 2020.
PRO #1 incomplete
Equipment:
Unknown > Unknown
Lowest Generation:
VHS(x) > MP4
Length / Sound Quality:
11:27 min / 10
Notes:
• Video surfaced online April 2020
• Single camera PRO-shot video from the back of the stage, with soundboard audio.
• Includes only "School" (cuts in), "Breed" (cuts out), "Dumb" (cuts out), a very brief clip of the start of "Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge On Seattle" (cuts out), "Serve The Servants" (cuts in and out), a very brief clip of the intro "Territorial Pissings" (cuts out), "Blew", part of Krist's speech, "Something In The Way" (cuts in) and "Negative Creep" (cuts out).
• There is crossfade between songs. Clips of "School", "Something In The Way" and a very brief clip of "Blew" were broadcast on MTV News on April 17, 1993.

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