Reciprocal Recording was the name of a recording studio in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle, Washington, United States that was founded in 1984 and officially closed in July 1991. History The studio was also the site of a Nirvana demo session on January 23, 1988. Jack Endino recorded ten songs with the band. Recordings from Reciprocal Dry as a Bone - Green River Screaming Life - Soundgarden Touch Me I'm Sick - Mudhoney Hallowed Ground - Skin Yard Superfuzz Bigmuff - Mudhoney Primal Rock Therapy - Blood Circus God's Balls - Tad Buzz Factory - Screaming Trees Bleach - Nirvana Journey to the Center Of - Cat Butt Mudhoney - Mudhoney Another Pyrrhic Victory - Various Artists Change Has Come - Screaming Trees Between the Eyes - Love BatteryThe Winding Sheet - Mark LaneganFist Sized Chunks - Skin YardInside Yours - Gruntruck1000 Smiling Knuckles - Skin YardJanitors of Tomorrow - Gas HufferReturn to Olympus'' - Malfunkshun References External links Official Official site for Jack Endino 1984 establishments in Washington (state) 1991 disestablishments in Washington (state) Buildings and structures in Seattle Companies based in Seattle Music of Seattle Recording studios in Washington (state) Triangular buildings