Nirvana played Radio Shack?
 

This must be their first ever live event no?

Sounds like someone stepped on the cat's tail.

Never understood the fascination with their noise. Grunge was never my cup of tea.

Man I miss going into Radio Shack in the 80s & 90s.

Radio Shack (RS Electronics) was a great place in a pinch.

i cunt a4da cup of tea... :(

"You've Got Questions, Ask somebody else"

-slogan of the radio shack on 188th street & Grand Concourse Circa 1999

I liked Grunge, and loved Radio Shack. I used to go there after school on Thursday and Friday nights as a kid to play with the computers there.

You are english, tea should be like tap water . . .

They even made radio shack look cool!

I used to spend hours at RadioShack every week going through their different types of motors, types of solder, capacitors, gears, small solar diy kits, etc. for my different robotics projects. I used to love that place!

The most expensive robot kit I've ever purchased so far was from RadioShack. It was the Heathits Hero-1 robot with the arm attachment. I built the kit from scratch soldering all the components on each circuit board one by one. HUNDREDS of hours I spent programming that robot it was so cool (for back then) but heavy as hell it was about 2 feet tall and weighed about 45 pounds. It had motion sensors, light sensors, sound sensors you can program it to talk pick things up, watch for movement at night and sound an alarm if it senses movement.

It was great for hard-to-find DIY repair parts.

Nice!! I always wanted one of those. Do you still have it?

Nope I sold it on eBay 15 years ago for $900

So Dave Goul was playing the bass for them when they first started and not the drums like he did when they hit it..

That is their normal bass player. It was Kurt and Krist from the start. They didn't get Dave until after their first album was out.

I worked at Radio Shack in 1989 and 90. They had some cool stuff, but it was a shitty place to work.

Is it.. damn kinda looks like Grohl.. but I guess they are very young then. I wonder what that old drummer thought when they hit so big.. must of been hating life.

A little less than 10 years later this was Weezer's early gig..

granted they'd already hit by time this aired but still amazing how good they were at such a young age.