Teaser For Nirvana's Paramount Theatre DVD Gig Posted Online
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Tuesday, 20 September 2011 |
Written by Elliott Batte
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The first video clip taken from the new DVD of Nirvana’s now legendary concert filmed on Halloween in 1991 at Seattle’s Paramount Theatre has been released online this week as a teaser before the DVD’s full release.
The footage has been transformed from 16mm film and multi-track audio into a spectacular DVD, and is one of 19 songs recorded at this show. These tracks will be available in the deluxe versions of the ‘Nevermind’ release in 1080p high-definition picture, uncompressed 5.1 surround sound and stereo on stand-alone Blu-ray, DVD and digital long form video formats. The track ‘Breed’, as captured on film at the aforementioned Seattle show, can be viewed on the embedded video below.
In related news, 100 Nirvana fans have a chance to be involved in this week’s special playback event at the In Bloom Nirvana ‘Nevermind’ Exhibition this Thursday 22nd September. Kicking off the evening’s proceedings will be a panel discussion chaired by DJ, Classic Album Sundays founder and massive Nirvana fan Colleen 'Cosmo' Murphy. Panellists confirmed so far include Keith Cameron (Mojo, formerly XFM) and James ‘Jam’ McMahon (Kerrang! Magazine editor) with more to be announced over the next two days.
The evening will culminate with ‘Nevermind’ taking centre stage, as guests are invited to open their ears and take part in a truly unique listening experience. Played on vinyl from start to finish, through Linn’s finest system featuring the iconic Sondek LP12 turntable, expect to hear the album as never before.
The multi-format reissues of Nirvana’s ‘Nevermind’ are scheduled for release on Monday 26th September via Universal Music Enterprises featuring dozens of rare and previously unreleased performances.
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