NIRVANA IMPORTANT 1992 BUENOS AIRES DAVE GROHL HAND WRITTEN CONCERT SET LIST.
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8-1/2x11-5/8" on thin white stock. Handwritten set list in red felt tip marker by drummer Dave Grohl for the Oct. 30, 1992 concert in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Verso has printed "Nirvana Catering." Two well flattened horizontal folds. Otherwise only light handling. Exc. Pulled from the backstage area to be used as the set list master by Grohl. Research indicates that this handwritten set list was photocopied with the resulting prints being used in production making this a truly unique one of one artifact. Comes with Roger Epperson REAL LOA. Keeping it real in Argentina: By this Oct. 20 1992 concert, the final Nirvana gig of '92, they were arguably the biggest band in the world. Their album Nevermind and its lead single Smells Like Teen Spirit had spent a little over a year redefining not only the rock music landscape but the popular culture- the effects of which continue to this day. The first and last time the band entertained an Argentinean crowd playing in front of the largest crowd to date at over 50,000 spectators. The one off gig needed an opener so the boys invited Portland, OR all girl punk rockers Calamity Jane along. The girls were met with a violent crowd uninterested in their music suffering an onslaught of toxic masculinity and violence from the crowd eventually abandoning the stage in tears. This enraged lead singer
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