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NIRVANA: Box Set Title, Release Date Announced

October 4, 2004

According to Amazon.com and a several other Internet sources, the hotly anticipated three-CD/one-DVD NIRVANA box set will be entitled "With The Lights Out" (a lyric from the legendary NIRVANA track "Smells Like Teen Spirit") and will hit stores on November 23 via Geffen (November 22 in Europe).

The four-disc compilation is made up of three audio CDs, with over 40 tracks on them, and one DVD with archive footage.

The audio tracks will be rare and previously unheard demos, alternative versions and radio session tracks.

The DVD footage includes a rare promo of "In Bloom" and is also expected to feature an early live show. Pre-order the box here.

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