Nirvana Bleach LP Dark Blue Waterfront Original Version 2 Grunge Rock
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£ 125
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Nov 9, 2016
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Oct 26, 2016
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Description
Very Rare Original Waterfront Pressing
Version 2 on Dark Blue Vinyl with Black/Blue sleeveThis has NO extra credit line on the label and a variant side A matrix
Sleeve is excellent,small split to bottom of sleeve
Vinyl is excellent+
Nirvana ?– Bleach
Label: Waterfront Records ?– DAMP 114 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Dark Blue Version 1Country: Australia Released: 1989 Genre: Rock Style: Grunge
TracklistHide Credits
A1 Blew A2 Floyd The Barber A3 About A Girl A4 School A5 Love Buzz Written-By – Robby Van Leeuwen* A6 Paper Cuts B1 Negative Creep B2 Scoff B3 Swap Meet B4 Mr. Moustache B5 SiftingNotes
Recorded in Seattle at Reciprocal Recording for $600 in 1989.Australia Waterfront Records Release:Blue/Black Front Sleeve:Black with Blue Font
Rear Sleeve: Blue with Black Font
Vinyl: Dark Blue
Printed in many different vinyl colors, allegedly in 500 copies for each color. however, some of them (purple, black) appear less frequently than others, and may have been made in lesser quantities. from Terry Searle: I do remember asking Frank (Cotterell, owner of Waterfront) about the number of copies, and he was rather vague. In fact I asked him all about the number of pressings of the various colored Bleaches etc... And gave him some of the ball park figures that we have come up with... eg. Blue LTD to 1500 pressings, purple, yellow = 300 copies, Red, green = 500 copies and so on. He said these seem about right. And told me that they never kept any actual records of the pressing quantities of each LP. I also guessed at about 20 (thereabouts) copies of the test pressing, and he thinks that is a reasonable figure.
All sleeves are made with the same cardboard stock, and have a 'flat' spine, except for the black vinyl issue, where it's 'rounded'.
the silver ink has a metallic finish.
There are two types of labels, the differences are the text size, and the presence or not of an extra line of credits, 'Licensed from SUB-POP (U.S.A.)' under the track titles.
The overall quality of these releases is less than optimal:
the sleeves are uncoated so they are easily scratched and prone to ring wear
the sleeves often have bent corners and split spines.
the labels often have surface defects and irregular silver ink printing
the records, even when new, have a fair amount of background noise
At the beginning of 2013 several fakes and counterfeits on vinyl of various colours started to be sold on ebay and by the usual uk and german shops and websites.
Jason Everman did not actually play any guitar on the album but at the time was playing live with the band, thus his name was included in the credits.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout (Side A): DMX 71211 @2A(A is crossed over with a C)
- Matrix / Runout (Side B): DMX 71211 @2C
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