In the summer of 1990, Nirvana was riding a wave of excitement following the release of their debut album, "Bleach," just a year prior. This live recording from the Hollywood Palladium captures the raw energy and gritty sound that characterized their early gigs. At this point in their career, they'd begun to carve out a unique space in the burgeoning alternative rock scene, drawing in audiences with their potent blend of punk-infused grunge. An interesting tidbit from this performance—during “Love Buzz,” Kurt Cobain famously jumped into the crowd, a moment that not only highlighted his connection with fans but also embodied the spirit of the era. This live set showcases Nirvana before their monumental breakthrough with "Nevermind," and serves as a reminder of their grassroots origins, where the foundation of their legendary status was being solidly built, one exhilarating show at a time.