Nirvana - Live At The Paramount -dvd Ntsc- -

Released originally in 2011 (but filmed in 1991), is arguably the best visual document of the band at their absolute peak. And for those of you in North America looking for the physical DVD NTSC copy, here is why you need to add this to your shelf. The Context: The Perfect Storm The date was October 31, 1991—Halloween. Nevermind had been released barely a month earlier. While the world was still discovering "Smells Like Teen Spirit," Nirvana walked on stage at the Paramount Theatre in Seattle not as superstars, but as the most dangerous underground band about to break the dam.

Have you seen the Paramount show? Let us know your favorite moment from the setlist in the comments below. Nirvana - Live at the Paramount -DVD NTSC-

The NTSC DVD format (the standard for North America and Japan) presents the film exactly as director Andy Barden intended: 60i fields per second, giving the movement a slightly more "live" video feel compared to PAL. For collectors, grabbing the correct region coding is crucial, and this NTSC pressing plays beautifully on standard US/Canada equipment. 1. The Setlist is a "Best Of" Before the Hits Existed You get the primal scream of Breed , the sludge of Negative Creep , and a blistering cover of The Vaselines’ Molly’s Lips . But the gem is the early version of Something in the Way (with a false start that shows their humanity) and the rarely played Drain You . You see the blueprint for In Utero forming right before your eyes. Released originally in 2011 (but filmed in 1991),