Nirvana - Fahrenheit France '89 (For mobile users) 00:34 School 03:36 Scoff 08:10 Love Buzz 11:25 Floyd The Barber 13:40 Dive 18:27 Polly 21:10 Big Cheese 25:30 Spank Thru 28:40 About A Girl 31:35 Breed 35:23 Been A Son 37:48 Stain 40:30 Negative Creep 43:20 Blew
As much as Dave Grohl is an absolute prodigy, Chad definitely deserves a big piece of the credit for Nirvana. Has a kind of jazzy vibe and pretty unconventional sounding.
Chad Channing was a TRILLION times better than Dave and I tell you why,Dave is a drummer for a heavy metal band,not for a grunge band! Most folks never figured that out,and plus that,Dave was a member of a hardcore punk band before Nirvana...Chad Channing has a more grunge vibe,he was Nirvana's best drummer.Dale Crover was also amazing!
A pimp Named Slickback dude they were on Sub Pop a very popular underground label and were well known in underground scenes around the world. Bleach sold 40 thousand copies in America in 89 and 90 .
@@65neu52 I was living in seattle and heavily involved with this scene in those years. They were well known in the clubs around WA. and OR. they werent unknowns, but i think you're overestimating their fanbase at the time by a lot. Also, subpop was on the verge of closing when Nirvans broke and brought exposure to their label, but dont take my word for it, there is an interview with Poneman or Pavitt on here where they talk about how they were on their last legs and about to go under.
A pimp Named Slickback Yea sub pop were on the verge that has nothing to do with a bands support and following look at every single Nirvana show and the crowds knew the songs had the merch and grew every show. love buzz was released a year before this gig and Bleach was out all summer, 6 months before this show. I know the scene yeh it wasn’t major label era but Nirvana had fans internationally dude this is freakin France in 1989 and it’s rocking at this gig. My only point is people trying to discredit and take away from all the work kurt and nirvana did in the underground for years before they broke as if they were completely unknown and had no die hard support. They always did.
Just love these Bleach era shows. It's hilarious when fans shout for Johnny B Goode. And I'm sure from Kurt's response that he is thinking "what the hell??!, they really want us to play that", haha. And George Thorogood, bad to the fucking bone, that would be awesome to hear, haha. Obviously seen this many times before, but a lot better to watch with better audio :)
These are some of the best sounding versions I've ever heard! So clean. So much energy. Big Cheese is AMAZING! And the double kick drum adds an extra fire and freshness that just breathes new life into these songs. The band is on point and jamming their asses off. Wonderful job restoring this show. I love it!
2 years before Nirvana hit it big time, 41:10 , here's one of the few fans that can actually claim to have liked them enough to know the words to their song.
MERCI !!!!!!! Cà faisait 3 mois que j'étais sur Paris, à Issy les Moulineaux, et je me souviens bien d'avoir vu cette affiche toute péteuse en noir et blanc et avoir eu très envie d'aller au concert. Mais je n'y suis pas allée toute seule...Des années plus tard, très fan de Nirvana, je me disais que c'était bien eux qui étaient passés à Issy-Les-Mlx mais pas d'internet, pas de réponses. Depuis internet, je n'avais toujours rien trouvé... Et voilà qu'aujourd'hui, je découvre que je ne m'étais pas trompée mais que surtout j'avais râté un concert qui serait resté anthologique pour moi. Alors un grand merci à ceux qui l'ont enregistré, remasterisé et mis en ligne !!! Je vais pouvoir me téléporter au bon endroit, là où j'aurais dû aller en ce vendredi 1er décembre 1989 !
c'est clair c'est du délire ahaha moi aussi j'avais halluciné de decouvrir cette date sur la liste des concerts qu'ils ont fait! Genre issy les moules quoi ahah en 89 en plus!! si ça c'est pas pour les vrais de vrais!! :D
Rope Dsbm you’re an idiot, Kurt made that happen the drums changed nothing but how much better there rhythm section sounded. I hate when people defend chad Kurt hated his drumming and if anything his opinion matters the most when it comes to his own band lmao
The sound is surprisingly good in my opinion, especially Kurts vocals. Its very clear especially being from the late 80's. I really Appreciate the upload. Everyday I am thankful that there is a platform like RU-vid to not only preserve, but also to be able to show amazing concerts like this. Especially for a younger generation that might not have even been born when Nirvana was around. Fortunately I was around to see them live once in Chicago, I obviously didn't know at the time it would be my one and only chance to see them. You always think, great show, I cant wait until they come back next year.
Chris J In mid 1989, I think it was, Nirvana came to play in Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania, just outside of Pittsburgh where I grew up. They played at a very small club called the Sonic Temple. I was going to go and then thought I’ll see them next time they come to my town, most definitely at a larger club, I bet. I very distinctly remember thinking those exact thoughts. It was unbelievable. I loved the band at the time and still do. I did not go never got another chance to see them. I am regretting it still
u obviously dont play drums....he really sucks....just compare how weak school sounds compared to how they played it later in 91 with Dave...so much more energy.....even Dale was better....he kicked ass....chad really lacked....cobain made the right move
41:08 that guy singing negative creep in the crowd is a true nirvana fan... dude, it's 1989, they were in france for an european tour with TAD, their names aren't even in the big titles on the posters
I love the style of music Nirvana was playing on the first album, their style changed so much on the second album. First album was really RIFFY and heavy. It sounded more Metalish, it was heavier, angrier and darker.
THANKS MAN FOR ALL THE WORK YOU PUT IN TO FIX ALL THESE NIRVANA SHOWS I AM SURE KURT WOULD APPRECIATE IT IF ITS GONNA BE OUT THERE AT LEAST LET IT BE AUDIBLE
Waouw! What a great souvenir ! For sure when I entered this club on that December evening I had never heard of Nirvana before. Actually it wasn't a club, but the youth/community center close to my place, and the Fahrenheit team was more or less weekly running there alternative rock concerts in the basement ! This was loud and good!!! I was always standing first row front and I'm happy to see my stupid teenage short haired head on this video. Keep on rocking
I saw Nirvana on this tour in Lawrence KS, USA. Nobody had heard of them or barely even Sub Pop at that time, but, over the next 40 minutes, in little more than a two-car garage, their savage and relentless performance, along with total demolition of the stage, left everyone drained and confounded. What did we just see?! And did I mention they were the opening act? After realizing that the crowd was spent, the headliners, played 15 minutes and left. We drove to Kansas City the next day and bought everything "Nirvana" we could find. There was no doubt this band was going to change music and the world. BK
Bleach has always been my favourite Nirvana album since I bought it on CD in 91, so to see and hear such great live versions of these songs is really something. It's particularly interesting to see things like the early live version of Breed over 2 years before it appeared on Nevermind. Thanks for posting this show!
I don't know how or what the fuck it took to restore this, but thank you, it's like being at a show at a small venue exactly as it was. Thank The God which may or may not exist and whom we can't comprehend, for the recording from the board. If you weren't in a band in the 90's, this is pretty much how it was.
In 1989 I was constantly grounded for getting into and causing all kinds of trouble so when my cousin tried to sneak me out of the house to go see Nirvana at the Pyramid in NYC in ‘89 we got caught by my pops and he chased my cousin off and I missed the show. I finally got to see them on July 23 1993 at Roseland NYC. I’m still bummed that I missed out on a ‘89 show so I love seeing shows posted from that year. So I thank you
It's so great to see nirvana in the underground and in the mainstream. Literally two world. It's really crazy that the band existed only for 7 years. Such a short journey from underground and sleeping in a car to the world-class band that changed the mainstream and left mark on history
They didn't know at all and better like that.. Sad, thinking of that period, we were at the show (Yes).. They were more than natural, genuine.. That was Nirvana.. WE miss that time, period.
42 years old today and a huge fan like us all since 91, but must say this concert is the best ive seen on youtube, pure nirvana, kurt was enjoying himself and big cheese just proves it............ bring back the late 80s early 90s and good music........
today leaders of big music companies dont support people with negative atitude in songs, they want control us, not us to be wild rebels fighting for your own, you want to live? be follower, otherwise die, nobody cares!!! we live in hypocrite society a long time(always we lived), its easy to turn your back when u live in high standard country but rest of world is fucked up a lot with earning no money when u look that shity society and u cant turn your back anywhere because that anywhere dont exist. im amazed that nobody want fight against that!!!! proves that people are sheeps and only shepard(jesus) is D.E.A.D!!!!!!!!!!
That's why I came here, idk what it is...maybe it's because a little distorted instead of acoustic but he plays it clean at other shows but this is my favorite live version of Polly
Yostel there are so many good Polly versions. The Nevermind version, unplugged version, New wave polly, but my all time favorite is the one in from the muddy banks of the whishkah, where he starts screaming the 3rd part: " Polly says her back hurts !!!!! She's just as bored as me !!!!!!" Etc etc
Oh man,that NIRVANA live album "From the muddy banks of the Whishkah(the Aberdeen river actually)I've listenned to it on my car stereo plenty of times!You're right,Polly there was played in an awesome way!!!Miss Kurt and the band so much
Lol pretty good for 1989 tho bruh... I thought the same then I also remember alot of the technology didn't have the option to go back and re edit with just the camera. My theory is they typed it in at the start of rolling and maybe their backspace or whateverdidnt work or was non existent lol. Then again maybe the camera people are just extremely French and thought that was the band name Lol 🙈
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