Nirvana - Live at Hala Tivoli, Ljubljana, Slovenia, 02/27/1994

Venue: Hala Tivoli, Ljubljana
Audio Quality: 4.5/10

Setlist:
01. Radio Friendly Unit Shifter
02. Drain You
03. Breed
04. Serve The Servants
05. Come As You Are
06. Sliver
07. Dumb
08. In Bloom
09. About A Girl
10. Lithium
11. Pennyroyal Tea
12. School
13. Polly
14. Very Ape
15. Lounge Act
16. Rape Me
17. Territorial Pissings
18. The Man Who Sold The World (David Bowie cover)
19. All Apologies
20. On A Plain
21. Scentless Apprentice (Missing)
22. Heart-Shaped Box (Missing)

Setlist Breakdown By Album:
Bleach - 2 (About A Girl, School)
Nevermind - 9 (Breed, Come As You Are, Drain You, In Bloom, Lithium, Lounge Act, On A Plain, Polly, Territorial Pissings)
Incesticide - 1 (Sliver)
In Utero - 9 (All Apologies, Dumb, Heart-Shaped Box, Pennyroyal Tea, Radio Friendly Unit Shifter, Rape Me, Scentless Apprentice, Serve The Servants, Very Ape)
Covers - 1 (The Man Who Sold The World by David Bowie)

Info: This is the final show of the missed Nirvana shows that I had stored. It's possible that I'll get some more in the future but it's becoming more unlikely since I've covered more shows now. The show here comes from Slovenia, not a very commonly played country from the bands that I cover but it's nice to see somethinf different. Unfortunately this is an incomplete show. It is mostly complete, but both Scentless Apprentice and Heart-Shaped Box are missing. The actual audio quality itself isn't great either. It starts out fine but does get worse after a few tracks. The set itself is two songs shorter than my previous uploaded show, with Jesus Doesn't Want Me For A Sunbeam and Smells Like teen Spirit being absent, as well as Frances Farmer being gone too, with Lounge Act replacing it. Overall, it's not a terrible show but it's not exactly great either. It was part of the very last run of shows from the band before Kurt's overdose in Italy, so it does have some historical significance for that.

I'll try to get back to the usual Foo Fighters content sometime soon. I've been getting more and more into them again with Ilan Rubin joining the band and old songs being played, and I really liked Asking For A Friend, so I do want to get back to Foo shows. When, I don't know, but I will, at some point.