''Live at Reading'' is a live CD/DVD by American

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band

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, released on November 2, 2009. It features the band's headlining performance at the

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, England, on August 30, 1992. Bootlegged for years, the new issues present the performance for the first time

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and color corrected. ''Live at Reading'' marks the first time that

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received songwriting credit on a Nirvana release for the use of his lyrics from the song " Get Together" as the intro for "Territorial Pissings".

Background

Nirvana's appearance at the 1992 Reading Festival was the band's second performance at the annual music festival and their first since the success of their second album ''

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'' had elevated them to the position of what ''

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'' called the "biggest" rock band in the world. It was also their final concert in the

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. The band's first appearance at Reading had been on 23 August 1991, when they played an approximately 40-minute set on the afternoon of the first day of the festival, during their two-week European tour with American rock band

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. The 30 August 1992 concert in Reading occurred shortly after the birth of

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, the daughter of Nirvana's vocalist and guitarist

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and his wife

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, vocalist and guitarist of the American rock band,

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. It was also performed amid press reports of Nirvana's possible dissolution, due to rumors of Cobain's addiction to heroin and tension within the band. Cobain discussed the rumors in the 1993 Nirvana biography '' Come As You Are: The Story of Nirvana'' by

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, calling them examples of "classic, typical English journalism. Sensationalism." As Nirvana's drummer

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recalled in a 2018 interview with ''

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'', “I remember showing up to Reading ’92 and there being so many rumours that we weren't going to play, that we had cancelled. I walked backstage and some of my best friends in bands that were opening would see me and say, ‘What are you doing here?’ And I'd go, ‘We’re fucking headlining!’ And they’d be like, ‘You're actually going to play?!’ I didn't realise there was any question that we were going to play." With Nirvana closing the third and final night of the festival, Cobain had programmed the day's bill, which featured acts like

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, L7,

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(who allowed

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to play one song after the tent they were due to play in blew down), Pavement,

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and

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, and intentionally excluded what Cobain called "lame-ass

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had suffered an attendance loss of 10,000 as a result. According to Grohl, there was an audience of 50,000 in attendance at Nirvana's 1992 Reading Festival appearance. According to

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, there was an audience of 60,000 in attendance at Nirvana's 1992 Reading Festival appearance.

The performance

Mocking the rumors of his poor health, Cobain was pushed onstage in a wheelchair, wearing a hospital gown and wig, by English music journalist

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. He was met by Nirvana's bassist

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, who shook his hand and told the audience that "with the support of his friends and family, he's gonna make it."Gillian G. Gaar. ''The Rough Guide to Nirvana''. Penguin, 1993. Cobain pretended to struggle to his feet as he stood up in front of the microphone, sang a line from the

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song " The Rose," then collapsed to the ground. After lying motionless briefly, Cobain returned to his feet, put his guitar on and the band immediately started their set. The performance included almost all of ''Nevermind'' (everything except

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), along with several songs from their 1989 debut album ''

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'', the ''

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'' compilation track "

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," and set list regulars "

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," "

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" and the 1990 single, "

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." It also included a cover of the Wipers' "D-7," which had been released as a b-side on the "

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" single in July 1992, and Fang's "The Money Will Roll Right In." The band also performed the unreleased songs "tourette's," "

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" and " Dumb," all three of which appeared on their final studio album, ''

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'', in September 1993. Cobain introduced "All Apologies" by announcing, "This song is dedicated to my 12-day-old daughter, and my wife. She thinks everybody hates her,” and then encouraged the crowd to chant, "Courtney, we love you!" Grohl later stated that hearing the 50,000 people in the audience chant the lyrics to the song "Lithium" was one of their biggest moments. The performance of "

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," the band's 1991 breakthrough single, incorporated part of the 1976

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single "

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" at the beginning, a reference to the similarities between the two songs' main guitar riffs. The show ended with Cobain playing the American national anthem, "

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," and the band smashing their instruments. The show featured the band's friend

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, nicknamed "Dancing Tony," dancing onstage for 12 of the 25 songs performed. It was the final of an estimated nine shows that Hodgkinson danced for the band, including their appearances at the 1991 Reading Festival and the 1990

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Festival.

Previously-released songs

In November 1994, the performance of "Lithium" appeared on the band's first home video, ''

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''. In October 1996, "tourette's" appeared on the Novoselic-compiled live compilation album, ''

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''. Amateur footage of Cobain's wheelchair entrance and performance of "The Rose," as well as the instrument destruction at the end, also appears on ''Live! Tonight! Sold Out!!''.

Reception

According to

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, ''Live at Reading'' holds a score of 93 out of 100, indicating "universal acclaim" and it is ranked 18th on the site's list of best-reviewed albums, and first among alternative albums. Stuart Berman of ''Pitchfork'' called ''Live at Reading'' "an indispensable document of a legendary band at their most invincible." Joe Gross of ''

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'' called the set "a mindblower," describing it as "sloppy

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as stadium-filling psychedelic punk."

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's Stephen Thomas Erlewine praised the release as "Nirvana's purest blast of rock & roll" and called it "one of the greatest live rock & roll albums ever." Cobain himself expressed satisfaction with the performance, giving it "an eight on a scale of ten," according to ''Come As You Are''. Looking back at the set in 2018, Grohl called it "a really reassuring, genuinely magical moment of everything coming together at the right time," despite the band's lack of sufficient practice for the show. The CD version of ''Live at Reading'' debuted at number 37 on the ''

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'' in the U.S., while the DVD debuted at number 1 in the top 40 on the magazine's Top Music Video Chart, remaining in the top 40 for 25 weeks. Nielson SoundScan reported that, as of 2016 the ''Live at Reading'' album has sold 148,000 copies in the United States alone.Ask Billboard: Rihanna's (Quirky) Record in the Hot 100's Top 10 With 'Needed Me'
billboard.com. Retrieved December 6, 2016.

Track listing

All tracks written by

, except where noted. #"

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" – 2:57 #"

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" – 3:54 #"

" – 4:34 #"School" – 3:12 #"

" – 2:13 #"

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" – 4:33 #" Come as You Are" – 3:34 #"

" – 4:23 #" About a Girl" – 3:09 #"tourette's" – 1:51 #"

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" – 2:48 #"Lounge Act" – 3:04 #"

" – 4:44 (DVD version includes Boston's "

" intro – 5:30) #"

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" – 3:00 #"

Negative Creep "Negative Creep" is a song by the American rock band Nirvana, written by vocalist and guitarist, Kurt Cobain. It is the seventh song on their debut album ''Bleach'', released in June 1989. Origin and recording Written by Cobain in 1988, "Negativ ...

" – 2:54 #"Been a Son" – 3:23 #"

" – 3:25 #"

Blew "''Blew''" is a song by American rock band Nirvana, written by vocalist and guitarist Kurt Cobain. It is the first song on the band's debut album ''Bleach'', released in June 1989 by Sub Pop. The song was re-released by the Tupelo record la ...

" – 5:23

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" Dumb" – 2:34 #"Stay Away" – 3:41 #"Spank Thru" – 3:05 #"

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" – 4:56 (DVD version only,

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cover) #"The Money Will Roll Right In" – 2:13 (

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cover) #"D-7" – 3:43 ( Wipers cover) #"Territorial Pissings" – 4:30

Personnel

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–

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backing vocals A backing vocalist is a singer who provides vocal harmony with the lead vocalist or other backing vocalists. A backing vocalist may also sing alone as a lead-in to the main vocalist's entry or to sing a counter-melody. Backing vocalists are use ...

on "The Money Will Roll Right In" *

–

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Production *

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*Michael Meisel –

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*John Silva – producer *Jeff Fura – DVD producer *Nathaniel Kunkel – 5.1 surround and

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mixes *

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–

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at Gateway Mastering *Concert originally filmed by

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*CCI Digital West – DVD production facility *Kelly McFadden – menu design *Matt Ferguson – authoring *Jared J. White –

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*Vartan –

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*Ryan Rogers at Oddopolis –

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*Charles Peterson –

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*Monique McGuffin Newman – production manager *Adam Starr –

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Charts

Weekly charts

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Certifications

Album certifications

DVD certifications

References

External links

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