Nirvana- Sappy (HD)

1990 Home Studio Version Of Sappy Facts:Originally recorded under the working title "Sad", "Sappy" dates back to at least 1987, and was recorded several times in the studio, ostensibly[citation needed] because its author, Kurt Cobain, was never completely satisfied with any version of it. It was recorded in many different keys and the lyrics changed over the years. The final version was recorded by Steve Albini at Pachyderm Studios in 1993 during the In Utero sessions and released as the final, unlisted track on the No Alternative compilation. The song was apparently renamed "Verse Chorus Verse" around this time, but since this title is shared by an earlier Nirvana song (previously known by the bootlegger's name of "In His Hands"), it is usually called "Sappy" in order to avoid confusion.
Both songs — the 1993, Albini version of "Sappy" and a 1991 version of "Verse Chorus Verse" produced by Butch Vig — were re-released in 2004 on the Nirvana box set, With the Lights Out.
Although "Sappy" was released as an extra hidden track on the compilation No Alternative, word of Nirvana's appearance on the disc spread, and soon many people bought the album simply for the hidden track, eventually becoming a frequently requested song at concerts during their 1994 tour of Europe and being played live for the first time in nearly four years. This is evident from a recording of a February 1994 concert in Milan, Italy in which the audience kept requesting the song - bassist Krist Novoselic, after performing it, shouted to the crowd, "Did you hear it on a bootleg? Because it wasn't listed on the album." It has become one of Nirvana's fan's favorite songs and like Aneurysm and Drain You was supposed to appear on Nirvana's greatest hits album but the idea was rejected later.