Intro - From The Muddy Banks Of The Wishkah
School - Live In Amsterdam, Holland / 1991
Drain You - Live At Del Mar Fairgrounds / 1991
Aneurysm - Live At Del Mar Fairgrounds / 1991
Smells Like Teen Spirit - Live At Del Mar Fairgrounds / 1991
Been A Son - Live In Amsterdam, Holland / 1991
Lithium - Live In Amsterdam, Holland / 1991
Sliver - Live In Springfield, MA. / 1993
Spank Thru - Live In Rome, Italy / 1991
Scentless Apprentice - Live In Seattle, WA. / 1993
Heart-Shaped Box - Live In Los Angeles, CA. / 1993
Milk It - Live In Seattle, WA. / 1993
Negative Creep - Live In Seattle, WA. / 1991
Polly - Live In London / 1989
Breed - Live In London / 1989
Tourette's - Live At The Reading Festival / 1992
Blew - Live In Amsterdam, Holland / 1991
Frogtoon Music Album Info: From The Muddy Banks Of The Wishkah
Published: 01 Jan 2024, 11:52
From The Muddy Banks Of The Wishkah Is A Compilation Album Of Various Live Performances Of Some Of The More Popular Songs Up Until 1994. The Earliest Live Performance On This Album Dating Back To 1989. The Album Debuted At Number One On The Billboard 200 Selling Nearly 159 000 Copies In Its First Week Of Release. It Spent 25 Weeks On The Chart And Became The Band's Sixth Platinum Album Since 1991. From The Muddy Banks Of The Wishkah Was The Second Nirvana Album To Be Released Following The Death Of Vocalist And Guitarist Kurt Cobain In April 1994. It Was Compiled Primarily By Bassist Krist Novoselic Who Also Wrote The Album's Liner Notes. Novoselic And Drummer Dave Grohl Had Originally Intended On Releasing A Live Album In 1994 To Accompany What Became MTV Unplugged In New York In A Two-Disc Set Originally Titled Verse Chorus Verse A Reference To The Most Prevalent Song Structure In The Band's Music Which Had Also Been A Working Title For The Band's Third Album In Utero As Well As The Title Of Two Nirvana Songs. However Novoselic And Grohl Reportedly Had A Difficult Time Working On The Album So Soon After Cobain's Death And The Album Was Compiled But Never Mixed. The Original Track List Featured Several Songs Not Present On From The Muddy Banks Of The Wishkah—"Serve The Servants" "Dive" "Rape Me" "Sappy" And "Territorial Pissings"—and Different Versions Of The Overlapping Songs Other Than "Negative Creep" And "Scentless Apprentice". The Album's Title Refers To The Wishkah River In Aberdeen Washington Where Cobain Claimed To Have Spent Nights Sleeping Under The Young Street Bridge As A Teenager As Referenced In The Song "Something In The Way" From The Band's 1991 Release Nevermind . This Claim Has Since Been Refuted By Novoselic Who Said "He Never Lived Under That Bridge. He Hung Out There But You Couldn't Live On Those Muddy Banks With The Tide Coming Up And Down. That Was His Own Revisionism."