Nirvana - Bleach download free

Nirvana Grunge Punk Heavy Metal 1990 US

Genre:	Rock
Performer:	Nirvana
Title:	Bleach
Style:	Grunge, Punk, Heavy Metal
Date of release:	1990
Country:	US
MP3 album size:	1317 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1576 mb
WMA album size:	1196 mb
Digital formats:	MP4 AC3 ADX MP3 VOX MIDI DXD

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Blew
A2	Floyd The Barber
A3	About A Girl
A4	School
A5	Love Buzz Written-By – Robby Van Leeuwen*
A6	Paper Cuts
B1	Negative Creep
B2	Scoff
B3	Swap Meet
B4	Mr. Moustache
B5	Sifting

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sub Pop
Copyright (c) – Sub Pop
Recorded At – Reciprocal Recording

Credits

Bass – Chris Novoselic*
Design [Front Cover] – Lisa Orth
Drums – Chad Channing (tracks: A1, A3 to A5, B1 to B5), Dale Crover (tracks: A2, A6)
Guitar – Jason Everman
Photography By [Front Cover Photo] – Tracy Marander
Photography By [Inside Photo] – Charles Peterson
Recorded By – Jack Endino
Vocals, Guitar – Kurdt Kobain*
Written-By – Kurdt Kobain* (tracks: A1 to A4, A6 to B5)

Notes

Recorded in Seattle at Reciprocal Recording for $600.
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Note: Inside photo taken on:
1/06/90 - East Ballroom, Husky Union Building, University of Washington, Seattle, WA
A fact which implies this cassette version was not released until 1990.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SP 34	Nirvana	Bleach ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, Whi)	Sub Pop	SP 34	US	1989
tup lp6	Nirvana	Bleach ‎(LP, Album, Unofficial, Cle)	Tupelo Recording Company	tup lp6	Germany	2005
SP 034	Nirvana	Bleach ‎(LP, Album, RE, RM)	Sub Pop	SP 034	US	2011
none	Nirvana	Bleach ‎(25xFile, FLAC, Album, Dlx)	Sub Pop	none	US	2013
MVCG-93, GEFD-24433	Nirvana	Bleach ‎(CD, Album, Fir)	Geffen Records, Geffen Records	MVCG-93, GEFD-24433	Japan	1992

MrDog

I think this is the first cassette version. I don't have any reason to challenge the date of the live photo on this version, but is there any evidence that the Caroline version came out before the beginning of 1990? The following could be interpreted in a number of ways, but overall an indie-first interpretation seems more plausible:(1) The white-vinyl LP came out in mid-89. How quickly would Caroline have picked up the cassette-rights for press-and-distribute?(2) [This] indie Sub Pop typography for the front of the j-card is identical to what's used on the labels of both this and the Caroline versions. (3) Using the LP jacket as the front graphic with the titles below is old-school/cheesy. Why would Sub Pop revert to an inferior and obviously old-fashioned design?(4) The drum-kit photo is far more compelling. Why would Sub Pop replace it with one that does little more than duplicate the front image? (Did Kurt complain?)(5) The indie Sub Pop printing on the black cassette shell is blotchy, and the cassette box is old-fashioned black rather than clear. Caroline is sharper with clear shell and clear case. (6) The Geffen cassette uses the same typography and inside photo as the Caroline version. I could imagine Caroline not giving its own cassette artwork back to Sub Pop, but how, then would the Caroline-only version have reached Geffen later on?etc. etc.