DVD finally set for official release Nirvana 'Live At Reading Festival'

An official DVD and CD release of Nirvana's seminal performance at the Reading Festival in 1992 is set for release on November 2.The package features picture of the performance, which took place on August 30, 1992 and is considered by many to be one of the wonderful performances ever at the festival. The CD variation of the performance features the setlist (below) minus 'Love Buzz'.CD only and DVD only variation of the departure will be issued on the same day as the DVD package, while a double 12 inch vinyl version will come out on November 16.The package will be the first official departure of the gig, although an unofficial DVD of the performance, entitled 'Life Takes No Prisoners', was departured last May.

The setlist for 'Nirvana Live At Reading' is:

'Breed'

'Drain You'

'Aneurysm'

'School'

'Sliver'

'In Bloom'

'Come As You Are'

'Lithium'

'About A Girl'

'Tourette's'

'Polly'

'Lounge Act'

'Smells Like Teen Spirit'

'On A Plain'

'Negative Creep'

'Been A Son'

'All Apologies'

'Blew''Dumb'

'Stay Away'

'Spank Thru'

'Love Buzz'

'The Money Will Roll Right In'

'D-7'

'Territorial Pissings'

Police: Warning to Reading festival goers about scam tickets

Music lovers preparing to go to Reading Festival are being desire by police not to buy tickets from unauthorised websites.
The warning follows results of some scam websites, which tell people to collect non existent tickets on site.
Ch Insp Dave Parker, who is leading the policing operation, said: “There is care that we could be turning away some disappointed people from the site, who have handed over money for festival tickets which do not really exist.
“The Reading Festival website www.readingfestival.com contains a list of ticket websites which have not been delivered with tickets to sell and our suggestion is to stay clear of those sites.
“If people do hand over money and don’t receive the tickets we will of track accompany out an investigation, but we would desire people to avoid these websites in the first place.”
Police are also desiring people without tickets to stay away from the venue.
Ch Insp Parker added: “If you haven’t got a ticket there is no chance of getting in to the festival site. There will not be any tickets accessible to buy at the site.”