The live recording of "About A Girl" at The Paramount on October 31, 1991, captures Nirvana at a pivotal moment in their career, shortly after the monumental success of their second studio album, "Nevermind," which was released just weeks prior in September 1991. This album catapulted the band into mainstream fame, embedding their sound deeply within the grunge movement. The Paramount performance, particularly notable for its intimate yet electric atmosphere, showcased the band's emergence as a cultural phenomenon. An interesting fact surrounding this recording is that "About A Girl" initially appeared on their debut album, "Bleach," but gained renewed popularity with "Nevermind." The performance is emblematic of their raw energy and emotional depth, elements that resonated with their burgeoning fanbase and defined the era. This concert is widely regarded as a significant moment in defining Nirvana's legacy in rock music.