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 7 unreleased Nirvana recordings from 1993 have leaked on a private Nirvana forum, including two never before heard songs. The songs leaked after a fan bought the original reel on eBay, and Alternative Nation has exclusive details on the tracks. The Pachyderm Sessions recordings are dated February 15, 1993, and the real jewels of the leaks are the two unreleased instrumentals. 
 
 “Lullaby” sounds like something you might hear in a SciFi alien movie. It’s driven by drum, bass, and a bizarre keyboard lead that sounds like demonic Doors. There’s a brief drum solo at the end, the song sounds like a total joke. “Lullaby” clocks in at 3:35. 
 
 An untitled track featuring Dave Grohl playing all instruments is the other unreleased song, with a woman at the beginning saying: “The one I didn’t play him.” It opens with a blistering AC/DCesque guitar riff played at punk rock speed with frantic drumming. There are shades of Foo Fighters in the song, with heavy plodding riffs dropping in and out over the jangly lead riff. While it is just an instrumental, it sounds like it could have been a radio friendly sister song to “Scentless Apprentice” had Kurt Cobain decided to write lyrics and a melody over Grohl’s music. The track clocks in at 1:52. 
 
 Also included on the leak are alternate versions of “Marigold” and “Dumb.” One of the versions of “Marigold” just features the bass and drum tracks, another is an alternate instrumental take that doesn’t sound significantly different from the studio version. “Marigold” with cello performed by Kera Schaley sounds different, with different harmonization mixed in, and the cello giving the song an even more ominous feel. 
 
 1) Dumb 
 
 2) Dumb (Instrumental) 
 
 3) Dave Solo 
 
 4) Marigold (Instrumental) * Kurt on Drums? 
 
 5) Marigold (Instrumental) 
 
 6) Marigold (With Cello) 
 
 7) Lullaby (Instrumental) * Kurt on Drums? 

 Published on Jun 21, 2016 
 
 Notes on song: Improvised jam recorded at the In Utero sessions. 
 
 "Organ, bass, and drums swirl around each other for three minutes in an aimless jam that ends with a spate of wild drumming" 
 
 
 
 Previously unreleased song known as "Lullaby" from Pachyderm Sessions (2/15/93) 
 
 
 
 More info: http://www.livenirvana.com/songguide/... 

 Grunge fans found themselves in Nirvana this morning when two unreleased tracks from the flagship band of Generation X surfaced online. 
 
 The unearthing happened on accident—a fan unknowingly bought a reel on eBay that contained a recording session in Pachyderm Studios from Feb. 15, 1993, around the same time In Utero was released. Then he did what any decent Nirvana fan would do and uploaded it to YouTube for the rest of us. 
 
 Out of the seven songs on the reel, two have never been released. One is solely a drum solo from Dave Grohl and the other, “Lullaby,�? is entirely instrumental, featuring Kurt Cobain on the drums according to Stereogum. 
 
 Neither of the new tracks are complete songs. Grohl’s solo includes frantic drumming and sounds like a foreshadowing of the Foo Fighters. 
 
 “Lullaby�? is an eerie space anthem, driven by Krist Novoselic's bass and featuring a peculiar, sci-fi keyboard lead. 
 
 This is the complete list of the tracks on the reel: 
 
 1) Dumb 
 
 2) Dumb (Instrumental) 
 
 3) Dave Grohl Solo 
 
 4) Marigold (Instrumental) with possibly Kurt Cobain on Drums 
 
 5) Marigold (Instrumental) 
 
 6) Marigold (With Cello) 
 
 7) Lullaby (Instrumental) with possibly Kurt Cobain on Drums 
 
 At press time, Grohl and Novoselic had not made a comment about the release of the footage. 
 
 H/T Nylon
– A Nirvana fan has unearthed a previously unreleased seven-track recording on eBay from 1993, just before the band recorded its third and final studio album, In Utero. The label on the reel includes the date and "Pachyderm Studios," where it was recorded, reports Alternative Nation, which notes that the set features multiple demo versions of the songs "Dumb" and "Marigold." But the "real jewels," it adds, are two never-before-heard instrumental tracks—one featuring Dave Grohl on all instruments, including a frantic drum solo, and the dissonant "Lullaby," which may have featured Cobain on drums and includes a cosmic keyboard effect. The Daily Dot points out that both tracks are incomplete and that Grohl's drum solo sounds a bit like a precursor to the Foo Fighters. The best news for Nirvana fans: The lucky eBay purchaser has posted both Grohl's solo and "Lullaby" on YouTube. You can hear the entire session here. (One woman found photos of her dad and Cobain from Nirvana's first concert.)