Скачать или смотреть Tent Talks Tunes- stages I've shared with Nirvana

Being active in the music scene of the late 80's and early 90's, the name Nirvana was everywhere. They cut their teeth playing small, independent clubs all over the US and Europe.

Many of those venues were meccas for the local bands of their area. They usually hosted independent touring groups as well. So, it's practically inevitable that I would have played some of the same places Nirvana did before they were huge and famous.

On this episode of TTT I name them all! From Dallas to Denver.... from The Milestone to The Masquerade.... from Maxwell's to The Moon (a very nice college campus in Pennsylvania).... all great venues with stories to tell about them.

The alternative era really was an exciting time to be in a band. Check out this episode of TTT and hear why.

If you were in a band and played a place that Nirvana did, please post a comment. I'd love to hear about it.

Malcolm Tent is the owner of Trash American Style. For 21 years as a brick and mortar record store, Trash was a beacon for record collectors, punk rockers, hippies, metal heads, and anyone who loved music and underground culture. At Trash, it was (and still is) all about the vinyl.

He is also the owner of TPOS Productions, a label specializing in obscure, weird, and outsider music. Plus even some bands you might have heard of.

On top of that, he is the bass player for Antiseen, bassist for Ultrabunny, guitar player for They Hate Us, bass man for the Bloody Apostles, and purveyor of acoustic guitar punk rock all over the world. A real touring machine, you might say.

"Tent Talks Tunes" is his vlog of music commentary, criticism, and discussion. We welcome your comments and input to the dialog.

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