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| • | Bleach was the debut album by Nirvana, released in 1989 through Sub Pop. Most of the songs feature themes based on life in Aberdeen, Washington, USA, a small working class town where songwriter Kurt Cobain grew up. The album is heavily influenced by early Black Sabbath and the heavy dirge rock of The Melvins and Mudhoney. Kurt has even said that the band listened to Swiss extreme metallers Celtic Frost before recording the album. The band's punk rock roots are most evident on 'Negative Creep' though there is little trace of the direction they would later go in. 'Love Buzz', Nirvana's first single, is a cover of a Shocking Blue song and 'About A Girl' displays the quiet/loud dynamic of the Pixies and Dinosaur Jr., a dynamic Nirvana would later make their own. 'Bleach' was recorded at the Reciprocal Recording Studios in Seattle, Washington for $606.17 and a sandwich, by Jack Endino. Three of the songs on the album ('Floyd the Barber', 'Paper Cuts', and 'Downer'), were recorded with Dale Crover on drums during a January 1988 demo session. The band liked those performances enough to feel it wasn't worth re-recording the tracks with Channing. 'Downer' was only included on CD versions of the album. Some international versions of Bleach also lack the song. As a result, the band added the track to their 1992 compilation Incesticide. The first 3,000 copies of the vinyl came with a poster that prominently featured Jason Everman, who was credited on the album despite not featuring on any of the tracks. All pressings after that were on assorted color vinyl. After Nirvana became famous, later versions of the album were released as digitally remastered. 1st release white vinyl (300 copies), 2nd release lime green vinyl (2,500 copies). Sub Pop released a remastered version of the album in 1992. Source: [wikipedia: bleach (album)]
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