Nirvana In Utero: The Pachyderm Sessions

“In February 1993, Nirvana traveled to Pachyderm Studios in Cannon Falls, Minnesota. The group stayed in a house on the studio grounds. Novoselic compared the isolated conditions to a gulag; he said, ‘there was snow outside, we couldn’t go anywhere. We just worked.’ Cobain reportedly recorded all his vocal tracks in six hours. (Producer Steve) Albini said that Cobain, who had struggled with drug addiction, was focused and sober in the studio. Recording was completed in six days; Cobain called the process ‘the easiest recording we’ve ever done, hands down.'” —Wikipedia

This 48-page, approximately record-sized, wordless photo book documents the time Nirvana spent at Pachyderm Studios recording their third and final studio album, In Utero, released in September 1993. Includes 44 black-and-white and seven full-color photos (plus the duotone cover) of the band in the studio or performing live.

Publishing is attributed on page one to the Vinyl Experience, Ltd., London — not the original US publisher; this copy was apparently once part of a limited edition British bootleg box set. VF, almost new. [Music, top shelf]

$ 100.00