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Très bien, j'ai trouvé plus de variété que je pensais en écoutant les chansons moins connues.
Coincidentally today smells like teen spirit was playing on the radio on my drive back from work and Steve Wright said that the first time he played it on the radio he knew that “music had changed”. And it was never the same since. Another amazing album. I don’t think anyone will not score this five stars.
Excellent, as always. It's amazing the energy you get when listening to this album
It still fucking rocks. All classics except I don't much care for the last song.
absolute slap of an album. no bad songs on it and some absolute belters
classic
Absolutely amazing
Is there a better way to start a decade?
Historic Collison of pop culture with underground
Je partais avec un préjugé négatif sur cet album, soit qu’il avait 2-3 hits (bien oui la 1-2-3) et le reste un amalgame de scrap. Mais j’ai écouter l’album avec mon oreille critique. J’ai réalisé que Polly, on a plain, drain you et stay away sont de solide tracks. Dans le fond, elles sont juste surplombé par les chef d’œuvre en début d’album. Je cautionne toute les bonnes critiques sur cet album. Je l’évite terrorial pissing et la dernière tracks pas rap!! Je lévite: come as you are !! Sérieux !! Grave cette toune la !! N’importe quelle humain peut dire que c’est un masterpiece
👏👏👏👏
without words - one of the best albums ever released
Les classiques sont pas des classiques pour rien. L'album est écoeurant du début à la fin (la dernière toune compte pas). Les vocals sont parfait, le drummer rentre au poste et la guitare est toujours parfaite. J'ai pas un mot à dire, c'est un album légendaire qui doit être écouter par tout le monde. Mon hit: Lithium. Si vous avez le fingerstyle, j'aime bien la version de Lost Fingers aussi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKp6MqMcXhM Mais on se fera pas de cachette, l'originale l'explose quand même.
This album is a whole era in and out of itself. Never gets old. Back in the day I didn't pay much attention to it as it was everywhere and it wasn't underground enough for me (yeah, I was that teenager). However, by the time In Utero was released I had already embraced Nevermind and still love this album to this day. I listened to the remastered version for this review and really rocked to it.
No notes needed
Great album, could listen to it on replay for quite a while
Almost every song was a banger and I’d absolutely buy the vinyl
One of my all time favorites.
CLASSIC
*screams endlessly, namelessly* eh they're pretty good, this Nirvana group
Formative
This is an amazing album. So many great songs and contains some of my favourite Nirvana tracks("Lithium", "Smells like teen spirit", "Breed" and "in Bloom"). This is the epitome of what Grunge is. I also think it to be their best album(aside from the MTV unplugged versions).
oscillating bw a 4 and a 5. this album is no skip primarily in the beginning but overall each song needs to be studied and jammed to on their own. the songwriting is incredible and studying each song more would definitely feel more confident giving this album a 5. polly for example is such a smart and effective way to write about women’s experience with sexual abuse and shedding light on it through music; it's terrifying, and singing as the abuser produces such an eerie and uncomfortable effect and makes you hate the abuser and feel immense sympathy for "Polly". knowing how much kurt cobain championed women and women's autonomy provides more context, but this song as a whole is so well done. ending with something in the way closes out the album so well since it starts so "angry" and active, but ends calmer while still maintaining that angst and grunge.
Unreal how good this is
good shit
La primer vez que escuché a Nirvana fue en la secundaria y precisamente el Nevermind puede ser que soundgarden o pearljam sean mejores bandas pero nirvana (o mas bien Cobain) sabía como llegar a las entrañas de toda una generación tal vez sin querer hacerlo. Tenía tantos pedos en su cabeza y sabía como reflejarlo en música y letra. Tengo conocidos/amigos que aún hablan de teorías accerca de su muerte, recolectabamos artículos descompuestos o cosas que pudieramos destrozar al ritmo de sus canciones (lo llamabamos Nirvanazo) el hermano de un amigo es fan from hell y hasta la fecha hace fiesta de Nirvana cada 5 de abril Ver sus videos era impactante para mi en esa época, en ese momento era un grito de la juventud y de una generación que hoy en día veo que fue muy grande incluso para un sector bastante grande en México Me acabo de dar cuenta que Nirvana me gusta mucho y que es muy probable el haberlos escuchado sea la causa del gusto propio por seguir el sendero del Rock Tal vez el disco sea un 4 pero le voy a dar el 5 por lo que me han hecho vivir y sentir desde el momento en que escuché el primer guitarrazo de Smells con la entrada de la batería
Historic favourite
I mean, obvs.
absolute bangers after bangers
Classic album.
I mean....
Great. Classic
Possibly the greatest album opener of all time. And doesn’t drop in quality much after that. Head banger
Killer album from front to back. Gets a little weaker later on in the album. Great lyrics, melodies. High 4.5
Aint nothing wrong with this
I mean cmon, it's Nevermind. Fucking great, perfect Punk music Come as you are and Territorial Pissings are my favorite songs. Catchy and hypnotic songs, perfect for any mood, I will forever love this album, just feels like a warm blanket. Thanks for the music Kurt, RIP. 8/8
Great album, almost every song is a banger
Well this is just a legendary album!
Good Music
Monumental album in rock.
I wish it were my first time listening to it so I can both listen to it more objectively and re-experience that all over again, but even trying to pretend I hadn't heard it before, it's very much still an album where every song is one I'd rate at least a 4 and where there are more than enough 5-stars to warrant an album-wide 5. I can't believe I missed the day this one was our album!
Iconic album
Nice
It's just hit after hit and even the songs that aren't radio singles are good. This album lives on the fuzzy, disallusioned edge of the punk movement and I love it for its sheer nihilistic angst.
only found out yesterday that the foo fighters guy was in nirvana but apparently its common knowledge. wild. good album, just kinda take everything i say abt in utero but instead of being really noisy and raw this albums a bit more polished. personally i like this one more just since i kinda think the production fits how catchy the songs can be a bit more. also it doesnt have scentless apprentice on it so thats an automatic plus. tired rn but very good album 9/10
12/7 Classic.
Classic
All time classic.
Great album. 35 years later and it hasn’t lost it’s appeal
Bättre än jag kom ihåg den. Punkig med catchiga refränger
Cool album des fois répétitifs comme riffs mais overall une bonne vibe
impossible to rate anything under a 4.
awesome, classic, as bracing and compelling as the day it was released
Wow. So many hits. Want to give it a 5. But I just don’t listen to this music. If Spencer can give Metallica a 3, this can get a 4
I’m 100% tired of this album and would be fine never hearing it again, but it was massive for a reason and mostly holds up today, save for some questionable production. 5 stars for impact and for ridding the world of hair metal.
1) Endless, Nameless 2) Breed 3) Smells Like Teen Spirit Least Favourite: On A Plain
This was an interesting one to score. I grew up thinking this kind of grunge music was the worst of the worst - Nirvana and silverchair were both groups I sonically excluded from my teenage world. As I aged I’ve developed more of an appreciation for the stalwarts of the genre, to the point where I quite enjoyed listening to this album today. According to Last.FM, it was my first full spin of the record. Lithium, in all its FM radio rock glory, was my pick of the bunch, and I loved the closer, Endless, Nameless, which I don’t recall ever hearing before. It makes sense to me now why these guys have received so much acclaim.
Great album
3.7/5 Some brilliant tracks that never get old. One of the great albums.
already knew most of these, but reminded how good it is
There’s a reason why this album is the voice of a generation. The sound was unbelievable in 1991 and it still is today. There are probably 7-8 VERY strong songs on here (radio friendly). The writing of Kurt has aged like fine wine. I do feel that Nirvana gets the Jimi Hendrix treatment but regardless of that, this album still hits on all cylinders. My only gripe is that it’s 2 songs too long. I give it a 4.5 star rating.
I dont think i like grunge
I first heard 'Lithium' on the radio one evening driving home from work, and was convinced that this was a return to form for Black Sabbath, or something. It was definitely different from the over-produced and indistinguishable stuff which was convincing me that I had outgrown this popular music thing. Listening to it now, it's perhaps a little too long - it's definitely front-loaded, although the quality doesn't drop by much, and 'Something in the Way' is worth the wait. I didn't go down the grunge road at the time, but this is an essential album no matter how much or little of the rest of the scene you were interested in. It's the first album in my list which is a genuine cultural artefact, but I'm trying to restrict my five star ratings to albums which have no flaws, and this is not quite there.
Love this album! 8/10
Lots of hits, very different sound, I get why this had the geezers tweaking
This album was one of the first I listened to when I was getting into alternative music, so it has a special place for me. There are some really great songs on here like "Lithium," "Something In The Way," and "In Bloom," which stay in my rotation, and of course you have "Smells Like Teen Spirit" and "Come As You Are." But you can't win them all. Some of the songs on this album are just a little too screamo for me, which is why I knocked it down to a 4. To each their own!
I specifically remember buying this CD when it came out. I was not a big fan or Nirvana, always preferred Pearl Jam and Soundgarden from this era. There are a few songs I always skipped back then and that would not change today (Territorial Pissings for sure is a skip for me)
I like this album Musicality- 0.9 Vocals - 0.7 Vibes - 0.9 Listen to again - 0.8 Execution - 0.7 Total - 4.0
The sound is a bit crash bang wallop but it is the band who killed off soft metal, so extra mark for that. Personally I always thought the music a bit thin but a million others can't be wrong
Their songs are still enjoyable, but none really grab me, now or ever, as singles. Maybe they are just too familiar to me due to how played they were. Not intending a full listen anytime soon, so could have gone as low as 3 here
Stands the test of time, although appreciate now that Dinosaur Jr walked so Nirvana could run
Liked Smells Like Teen Spirit, Come As You Are, and Something In The Way.
me sentí como Robert Patinson en Batman jjajaj
- Tons of bangers on here! - My sister was really into Nirvana, so I mostly knew them from hearing them from her room. This album is really great... I wish I had owned it now, too, lol. - I like how melodic everything is but still has that loud and passionate Nirvana energy. The Butch Vig production really helps make things more accessible and clean, I think. - It isn't a long album, but I still think it would be better with a couple less songs.
i loved it, every song captivated me and made me feel in an action film or an 00's disney protagonist
a good but slightly overrated grunge album, that era and nirvana themselves had better albums
I mean, come on. It's a classic.
not quite 5 material but that was very good, deeper than I expected
Indeed. Who among us has not worn their fret fingers bloody practicing In Bloom on Rocksmith? Or remarked in recognition when Todd In The Shadows reviews any pre-1990 musical trend and then remarks "...and then Nirvana..."? Thanks to Weird Al for helping the lads from Aberdeen find their way. Indeed.
A chronically depressed modern day pied piper, who used his voice and guitar to bewitch not just the children of Hamelin, but the world. Love him or hate him, Cobain changed music indefinitely and ‘Nevermind’ was his foray into the insurmountable fame, which ultimately led to his tragic death.
For my middle school English class, my friend Steven and I decided to make some music videos to our favorite songs (not sure why this qualified as a school project, but whatever). Steven had huge trampoline in his back yard and we set up a camcorder so that the trampoline looked like it was the ground. We got fake guitars played 'Lithium' for the camera. When the chorus kicked in, we jumped as high as we could, thinking it would surprise the viewer. The trick wasn't effective, but we had fun. We smashed the guitars, of course. Another memory - my middle school auditorium, probably that same year. A few kids in my grade got a band together and played 'In Bloom' for the talent show. Another - hearing 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' for the first time on the radio in my bedroom. It was the closest experience to the first time I heard 'Immigrant Song' some years earlier: an otherworldly sound, like a banshee or a devil tearing the Earth asunder. What the hell WAS that? How do I hear it again? Finally - Cobain's death. I cut the article about it out of the Houston Chronicle and pinned it to the bulletin board above my desk. This band really was a lighting bolt out of nowhere for us. At the same time, I'm not sure I quite realized how much of a sea change they caused. Afterall, I was listening to Guns N' Roses at least as much or more as I was listening to any grunge band. It's interesting to wonder whether their legacy would be different had Cobain survived, but that's neither here nor there. This is an album full of tight songwriting and bombastic production. I far prefer In Utero's Albini aesthetic, but I suppose it's possible that the big, almost 80's-style grandeur of Butch Vig's approach was the best way for a scrappy trio to breakthrough to a mainstream audience. Whatever blurred lines were part of the definition of grunge, this album is definitely something new. The songs are almost bubblegum-esque and Cobain's vocals and lyrics hold up all these years later, as cryptic as they may be. It's paced really well, but like most Vig productions, it starts to wear on the ears around track 9. Another 80's holdover - they felt the need to include a guitar solo so often when that is clearly not what they do and almost never what the song actually needs. The best, least dated song to my ear is 'Something In The Way'- probably should have ended the album on that track (today may be the first time I actually listened to 'Endless, Nameless' all the way through).
8.5 / 10
Ignoring the hype around this album and the fact you've heard most of these songs too many times, it is a solid album
Amazing sound!
Yea, this album holds up. There is a reason this album blew up as one of the best examples of grunge. 4.4
A classic one!
Great album
Territorial pissings Lithium Come as you are In bloom Breed Smells like teen spirit
I don’t know what it is but I feel like something clicked and i…”get” nirvana now? When we got assigned In Utero I really wasn’t into it, but since then I’ve grown to appreciate grunge (“Live Through Thus” being my gateway drug) and I enjoyed this a lot. I like how meditative and melodic it manages to be despite also being very loud. It never feels loud for loud’s sake, always very intentional. Fav tracks: In Bloom; Come As You Are; Lithium; On A Plain
I’d probably only add 2 songs to my rotation, but I still heavily enjoy this album. It just has good vibes and I can bump this in my car
Classic for a reason. After this project I can really appreciate a band that can keep mist of their songs less than 5 minutes
Smells Like Teen Spirit is a really good song. I bet you Kurt used to love playing it and was very proud of what he created
Y'know what? After some contemplation, I've decided NOT to give this album a 5. I've never really LOVED it. When it first came out, I wasn't ready for it, and by the time I was ready for it, I was over it. The popular songs are so in-my-brain that it's a bit boring to listen to them externally. I can listen to them in my head whenever I want. I find the second half of the album to be a much more enjoyable listen.
not me escuchando nirvana.....nevermind..........nunca hice esto así que ya veremos - la primera ya la sabia wey si es famosa - la segunda ...let's seee........... its a good one no algo que escucharía diario pero si esta buena -
I mean, it’s peak, but there were songs that couldn’t stand up to the others and this huge difference of quality brings my overall rating for this album a bit low
An iconic album and massively influential. A lot of songs on here I already knew but I’d never listened to the album all the way through. It was surprisingly varied, there were a few songs that I wasn’t a fan of but I enjoyed most of the songs including ones I wasn’t already so familiar with. I definitely liked it a lot more than In Utero. I enjoyed how melodic it was. Like a lot of people, there are songs on here that make me very nostalgic. It was interesting for me to hear them in the context of the full album. Fav song: Smells Like Teen Spirit – yes it’s the most overplayed but it is also the one I have the most memories associated with Least fav: Endless, Nameless
Some very good songs in here of course and I appreciate the cultural moment but also a few stinkers on here as well. The fact that some of them are overplayed and over covered also unfortunately brings it down as well. Cant get Hugh jackman as hook out of my mind. Specific rating - 4.1 Fav song - come as you are Least fav - endless, nameless
Iconic album. I'd obviously heard some of the songs before (and seen the cover) but I'd never listened through to the whole album. I really really enjoyed it (so much more than In Utero). Couple songs I'd be happy to cut but so much great stuff. This album changed the face of popular music forever and it shaped a generation. The global reviews are full of stories of "I remember exactly where I was when I first heard this album", it's pretty amazing stuff. Favourite song: Smells Like Teen Spirit (or Come as You Are) Least: Endless, Nameless
The one good album from an incredibly overrated band.
Iconic for a reason
Favourite Songs: Come As You Are Territorial Pissings Endless, Nameless
Classic
Classic album, although the extensive screaming sometimes is too much
See why it's popular. Strong energy, clear production, great writing
What can I say about this album that hasn't already been said? It's very very good. 4.4
Obviously it's a classic album. It also spelled the death-knell of grunge music and changed it into pop music. Fwiw, as alternative music fans in our early-20s when this came out, we all saw it as a sell-out. Weird Al Jankowic's parody, Smells Like Nirvana, is my preferred memory of this album.
Highlights: Smells Like Teen Spirit, In Bloom, Come As You Are, Breed, Lithium, Drain You, Lounge Act, On a Plain, Something's In the Way I came into this with a certain dislike for Cobain's edgelord reputation and the cheap praise Nevermind continuously gets from the "fans". Being pretty familiar with most of the record, I do have to say this is the first time in a while I've listened to Nevermind from top to bottom. I often forget how Cobain shared my stance and even expressed it on In Bloom. I do have to say I love the sound of the record and the lyrical themes are interesting too. It's very obvious how the sound of this record makes it one of those that defined the direction of 90s pop culture. I like the record more than I did previously, but it didn't blow me away.
Great album
lol turns out this album is pretty fucking good
I’ve only ever heard one Nirvana song in my life. Rock music isn’t usually my thing, but I really enjoyed this album. I liked most of it, except for two songs that weren’t my cup of tea.
A Classic!! Gritty guitar riffs, pounding drum beasts and a spirit that defines rock music!
Peak Nirvana. Everything after this just sounded like whining set to wanna be punk.
Timeless timeless album, has some amazing songs and fantastic beats
Not a huge nirvana fan, but I get why people like this
It's Nevermind.
Some are classics
Damn I was hating on this album in my in utero review but it’s so good. Just way more of a pop album than its reputation. Full of hits tho. Giving it 4 to be interesting.
Super influential and a great album, strong 4
(Strong 8/10) "I've got Nirvana in my head, makes me wanna go fuck shit up" -Juliana Hatfield
The songs you know - absolute grunge staples. The rest - utter garbage. No wonder Foo Fighter albums are terrible on the whole.
Kurt Cobain embodies what a front man should be, The drums are ever present and they along with the other instruments are plated at the highest level and the care and respect is present through all these tracks, I didn't know they could make such good melodies and write such catchy choruses, I had only heard the darkest songs from them and I am thoroughly happy to hear that they can bring in softer elements even if it is not full songs, fleeting moments can still be good.
Epic grunge album one of the best ever
Overall a great album. Although Endless, Nameless left me with a bit of a bad aftertaste. I think I liked Lithium or Drain You the most.
It's a really good album that I enjoyed listening to and will enjoy again. I cannot see myself choosing to put it on though
Some good, some not so good tracks but overall i liked it. Fav tracks: „In bloom“ and „Come as you are“
Haha, you're giving me this shit after Courtney Love? Come on. Anyway, what else needs to be said about this album? Really good and also really overrated. And also really good, but still, a little too long and shockingly (to me, at least) anonymous in the grand scheme of things for much of the back half. But still really good.
Saved? ✅ Would listen again? ✅ Would recommend to anyone? ✅ Would buy on Vinyl? ✅
Fundamental, uma espécie de "destino" do desenvolvimento do rock e pai do qrock feito depois. Um clássico, todas as músicas conhecidas.
Just a classic entry in to the world of grunge. Hearing their slower ballads was definitely a unique experience
Classic. Drums high quality. Voice high quality. Guitar high quality. Though the more famous songs were the more energetic songs that showcased things better.
Living during this time was wild. Love it or hate it, Nirvana changed the whole music scene. I never really listened to them when they came out (or thereafter), and shamefully this is my first exposure to the full album. The first half was really enjoyable. The second half was okay but not my jam. (On A Plain sounded like a sped up version of Come As You Are.) Still, it's a cultural icon.
Ahhh what a classic
I haven't listened to this in 25+ years and was surprised how well I remembered it A very, very good album. Stay away is Nirvana's best song. Fight me
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Clássico, lendário
Album that defined my youth, but only the third best Album by Nirvana, imo. Totally overplayed, but great songs. Fav: Lithium
I'm a bit sick of hearing Nirvana everywhere, so I had to put that aside and actually listen to this with an open mind. I've never listened to Nevermind, but I obviously knew the most famous songs from here. Overall a really good album, but I'm not the biggest fan of grunge music. Maybe with a few more listens I'd rate this a 5 (I'd especially need to listen to the songs I didn't know a few more times). 4/5
Never really got into nirvana, pleasantly surprised
Listen out of order since Spotify licensing shenanigans
Gran disco de Nirvana. Nunca lo había escuchado completo.
A brilliant album.
Singlehandedly killed hair metal and spawned a decade of great music. Awesome album!
Damn, I was hoping this was the one with Grandma Take Me Home on it...
Of the Nirvana albums, this is the best. It's both noisy and narrative, the songs are fun and dancey despite the grunge. Far superior to In Utero, in my honest opinion. Some true bangers within.
Beaut. Im surprised I never heard of Lounge Act or Stay Away before
it's good, i can very much sense why it's a classic, anyone who says otherwise is fucking stupid, tho i don't think it's necessarily for me at the end of the day, had a great time discovering it, will probably add a couple of songs to my playlists
Sebagau album debutan, album ini terasa sudah memunculkan identitas Nirvana sebagai band grunge dengan suara kerasnya yang kotor
La energía de este álbum es increíble.
aight
RATING: 9/10 HIGHLIGHT: On a Plain LOWLIGHT: Stay Away
Great album. Stronger first half than second, imo. I always thought In Utero was the better Nirvana album, but again this one is still great and I don't begrudge it on this list especially considering its significance.
The first 3 songs were bangers, the last song didnt hit for me. Classic sound
Er dette tidenes mest oppskrytte plate? Er den bra? Ja, absolutt! Var den groundbreaking når den kom? Til dels. Det er noen fantastiske låter her, og en del helt midt på treet fyllstoff. Men på ingen måter verdens beste skive. Den var sannsynligvis mer viktig enn bra.
Wow; this held up way better than I would have guessed. There are a couple standout tracks, but even the others are just good enough to keep the vibe going, and the record does not overstay its welcome.
classic
Favorite track(s): Smells Like Teen Spirit, Come as You Are, Breed, Something in the Way, Endless, Nameless Heard before Previous rating: 8/10
historic bombshell, I'm not a Nirvana fan, but great album
Wowweee
A tad bit overrated but a fine album nonetheless. Favorite track: Lithium
very frontloaded, some classics for sure. not the biggest fan of his voice, i think the repetitive lyrics dont help polly is a really freaky song. that sucks he was definitely lying when he said he didnt have a gun lol
Buen álbum, mejor banda.
3 boys in a band? Not writing about hot chicks? Totes gay I really wish that Something In The Way hadn't been used in Batman though, that is a beautiful song that shouldn't make me think about Batman
If I was 14 i would have a lauding review and give this a glowing 5. But as I’ve gotten older I’ve listened to a lot of the influences of this album and albums that have been influenced by it. Is it groundbreaking? In the mainstream music sphere yes. But there is much better to come from it and before it. Smells Like Teen Spirit, despite being the most popular song is probably the most dull and frankly boring song to listen to on this album. There are some tones that I’m shocked to hear on this album, Endless Nameless is a terrific noisy closer. Much of the most interesting sounding songs are those that weren’t singles. I also believe this to be the weakest Nirvana album, Bleach and In Utero are much rawer and abrasive albums that overall are much more interesting. It makes me wonder what they would’ve been up to if Kurt was still alive, Dave Grohl’s work in Foo Fighters shows he was not the creative force that created some of Nirvana’s harsher music, maybe they would’ve gone too alternative for the mainstream appeal they got from this album and sink back underground. Who knows.
To clarify a point I made on another review: I never said these guys weren’t talented. But after hearing more from bands like Mudhoney and Meat Puppets, it seems to me that they weren’t the ground breakers MTV wanted us to believe. They had better production than those other bands, for sure. I think the key is also that they came along at the right time, when someone in the music industry decided it was time to topple the popularity of “hair bands” which dominated up until then.
Definitely Maybe Oasis The Yes Album Yes Document R.E.M.
idk man his vocals just dont work on some of the tracks but when they do it hits sooo hard
A classic. Polly breaks my heart every time.
Rv
Great album , by one of the few legendary bands .
Este álbum de Nirvana es una joya
Get why popular not my favorite sounds l
Langt hen ad vejen et fantastisk og gennemført album Det er ikke perfekt for mig, men når det er bedst, er det verdensklasse. Når det er værst, er jeg mindre optimistisk, men det er aldrig rigtig dårligt. Afslutningsnummeret trækker ned 4.1
For me, "Nevermind" is an album of two distinct halves. The first half is faultless, whereas the second does not quite live up to the impact or song-writing quality of the opening tracks. The opening salvo of 'Smells Like Teen Spirit', 'In Bloom', and 'Come as You Are' rivals any opening three tracks of any album, by any artist, for sheer impact. 'Breed' sustains this momentum with its visceral punk energy, followed by the "quiet-loud-quiet" moodiness of 'Lithium'. This run is rounded out by 'Polly', which lowers the tempo and quietens the mood without lowering the quality. These six tracks represent a varied stretch of excellence. However, the second half of the record struggles to maintain this standard. 'Territorial Pissings' offers plenty of punk attitude and angst, but it feels like a good track rather than a great one. The same applies to 'Drain You' and the subsequent numbers. While there isn't a bad song present, nothing quite matches the presence of those first six tracks. The major shift from their previous album, "Bleach", is the sonic quality of the production by Butch Vig. In particular, the drum sound and the debut performance of Dave Grohl elevate the material. Sonically, it is a full, huge-sounding record. "Nevermind" is a significant record that defined an era of alternative rock, primarily due to its incredible first half and powerful production. While the song-writing remains good throughout, the second half cannot sustain the ground-breaking quality of the opening six tracks, resulting in an album that feels somewhat front-heavy. Four stars. 1 "Smells Like Teen Spirit" (5/5) 2 "In Bloom" (5/5) 3 "Come as You Are" (5/5) 4 "Breed" (5/5) 5 "Lithium" (5/5) 6 "Polly" (5/5) 7 "Territorial Pissings" (3/5) 8 "Drain You" (3/5) 9 "Lounge Act" (3/5) 10 "Stay Away" (3/5) 11 "On a Plain" (4/5) 12 "Something in the Way" (4/5) 13 "Endless, Nameless" (3/5) Total - 53 Average - 4.08 340/1001 183/340 albums reviewed were new to me.
I’m not the biggest fan of Nirvana, or grunge more generally, but I understand why this album transcended a subculture to become a generational touchstone. For me, the strength of the album comes from the first five tracks (which are, I’m pretty sure, the most commercially successful) and my interest tapers off a bit after that, although the second half might be more representative of the group’s garage punk influences. But the collection of songs works well as a cohesive album, and I did enjoy the frenetic, noise-bending finale.
Kurt Cobain’s song writing is something I never appreciated until reading Dave Grohl’s autobiography. To my understanding Kurt was a real down to earth lover of the arts. The band he became the frontman for was a pioneer of change to a genre that was rapidly becoming stale. We need another Nirvana to come our way in 2026.
Yeah it's alright
A wide ranging classic. Great potential for misheard lyrics.
Lo escuché antes de ayer (putadon) pero mi review es que es discazo (8'75/10)
This album is held up as a monumental moment in music but going back to it I realised that I’d be okay never hearing half of these songs ever again. I was always more of a Pearl Jam or Soundgarden guy.
quase 4 vai, tem uns bem bons, mas outros nem tanto, uns 3.7
Never was into grunge despite being an impressionable 16 year old at the time. Obviously i knew the album but never really owned or had a desire to own it. I was quite surprised how polished it is and how many good songs there are on the album. I felt like it withered a little bit at the end despite my standout track being the second last song (something in the way). It gets a solid 4 stars
Classic with some bangers. Kind of hit or miss at times
No. 403/1001 Smells Like Teen Spirit 5/5 In Bloom 5/5 Come As You Are 5/5 Breed 4/5 Lithium 5/5 Polly 5/5 Territorial Pissings 4/5 Drain You 4/5 Lounge Act 5/5 Stay Away 4/5 On A Plain 5/5 Something In The Way 5/5 Endless, Nameless 1/5 Average: 4,38 Dark, hard, catchy. Awesome record. Would have loved to give this 5 stars, but the closing track just didn’t work for me.
Really good album that has never been fully Great to me. I don’t know why. In fact, I could say this about Nirvana in general. Don’t get me wrong, I admire them so much, I love what they represent and the changes they ushered in. I learned recently from an internet comment thread just how noticeable this album’s impact was on the ground, in schools etc. Really really cool. A must-listen, #348. But still, it’s just Really Good.
This one is already part of my rotation. If science achieves fission of the GOAT particle and is able to contain the energetic release of awe photons, so that it can be ascribed to multiple individuals without simultaneously leaving cool flash prints of their silhouettes on the laboratory walls, I feel Cobain would be entitled to 2 or 3 slices.
This has more of a nostalgia value to me, i remember listening to nirvana songs as a kid on one of those 2000's keyboard phones, putting the speaker close to my ears, cause i did not have headphones or nothing alike, and just enjoying the road as my mother drove us from town to town, i did not understand the lyrics but loved the energy, even if i dont feel the same about it today, it has a place in my good memories.
Re-listen. RYM: Y (#59) Saved a song: N
funny how this album starts to sound generic however this is literally the blueprint
I really liked this album, I’d give it a 9/10. Definitely would recommend it.
excelenttt
I can remember the first time I listened to this album. It's got a little bit of everything. Usually the first to come up when discussing Nirvana, and for good reason in my mind. Courtney love killed Kurt Cobain
Now I'm sad and angry...
Straight album, godd riffs and melodies
good album, a lot of classic tracks. but... it's that again. not their best imo.
Was not expecting that last song lmao
I immediately messaged my 1001 Albums groupmate to ask "what other albums do you know that start with the most successful track?". "Let's get it on" came the reply (great pluck). Nevermind wastes no time in giving disillusioned and angsty Generation Xs a pure and unrestrained set of anthems to serve as nostalgia for decades to come. To be clear, that wasn't me, all I have is memories of older kids at school waving their hair around and jumping into each other, some using it as an excuse for (playful but nonetheless actual) physical violence. Maybe this is why I shyed away from heavier rock during my formative years... Anyway, I do enjoy the classics from this album, I play(ed) the guitar and learned Smells Like Teen Spirit as a kid. There's no doubting how important this album was (is) to so many people, but it's too hard for me and stops just shy of a 5.
iconic, love the guitars
Nevermind is a great record that to me is a touch overrated. The top tracks (smells like teen spirit, lithium, come as you are) do most of the heavy lifting. The deeps cuts aren’t nearly as strong which separates the 4s from the 5s.
Solid Rock Álbum but it’s very clear why the hits are hits and the other songs seem to be a bit more forgettable except for Breed and on a plain
Nice album, with beautiful drums and guitar. Very good to listen while working out or cleaning a house, but also very exhausting for my mind.
Important album! Not a fan of grunge. I feel like I have to like this one.
yeah no shit this album is good. part of me wants to give this a bad review so i can be unique and contrarian, but unfortunately it’s so highly regarded for a reason. maybe not as raw as i would have liked, but the emotion on display here is obviously second to none. haha baby weenor
Continua bom de ouvir mas com certeza menos do que antes. Por mais que seja considerado um clássico, acho que o ouvido não recebe do mesmo jeito que um dia já aceitou. Melhores: Lounge Act, Polly , Something in the Way Pior: Endless, Nameless
The first half is banger after banger. The second half is “is he still screaming?”
too much has been written about this. Obviously a critical album in annals of music. But not a fun listen, not something I go back to frequently for inspiration or solace.
paar coole songs drauf.
I was around when grunge was becoming a thing but my mom didn’t like it. She said it sounds like they’re banging a bunch of trashcan lids together. So I was still mostly listening to classic rock. I was surprised by how many of these songs I knew and I like now. Lol. Lots of hits on this one album
this was pretty undeniably insane. not to be so self-important/cutesy but im giving this a 4 because my library of 5s is MY library of 5s; i felt the gravity and the impact of this album but i think that fifth star almost has to come by surprise
Me gustó. Ya lo conocía, pero nunca me había sentado a escuchar todas sus canciones ❤️🩹
always loved nirvana
These songs seem to improve with age. I wasn't a fan back in the day but listening today they sound pretty much spot on. Only criticism is I find the songs a bit samey as it goes on and I prefer the acoustic versions mostly.
I recognise a good album when I hear it. Besides, Nirvana reminds me so much about this guy I used to like.
Un 8. Bastante consistente
Ok i’ve done a relisten to this not in a car (apologies for not extending that courtesy to the kinks) and i think this isn’t really my genre generally but I love the ebbs and flows of this. Something in the way is so so good and while i think i prefer said ebbs i understand they wouldn’t be nearly as effective without the contrast.
They were really onto something here.
Sounds pretty good! Obviously a classic for a reason and those singles plus quite a few of the other songs have this great vitality to them (and many I recognised without knowing), but I don’t know if it reasonated or blew me away too much.
Very good album but not without its flaws - especially the last track "Endless, Nameless" . That song alone is why I knocked off one star - it should have never been included in the album.
I’ve been scared of the day I had to listen to this one because I was certain that I wouldn’t like it as everybody else does and it has such a high reputation. I knew I didn’t like grunge based on the other albums I’ve gotten, and I specifically did not like In Utero, so this album didn’t have a lot going for it. But man did it surprise me. Maybe until the last track, this album flew by and there’s a lot of standouts. I don’t think its a 5 for me quite yet, but it’s probably the best of its genre to me right now. It’s still too heavy for me, but I was still insanely impressed.
remember kids, if your friends start making bitchin' music and doing drugs they're probably gonna have a bad ending
something in the way
Great stuff - never really realized I haven’t listened to this in full ever
ah yes, the “FUCK YEAAHHHH” to “life is pain” pipeline
Armonically the same, but, for it's time really breaks the parameters of the 80s, also, lyrics well thought
Always been a fan. Most tracks are great but I understand my bias in rating. 1. Smells Like Teen Spirit 2. In Bloom 3. Come As You Are 4. Something In The Way
9/10
This is the first album to come up that was released during my lifetime AND that I was keenly aware of. I became a fan of alternative music in the late 80s, when artists like the Smiths, The Cure, REM and the Replacements dominated the alternative airwaves. Then in 1991 everything changed -- Nevermind was a watershed musical event. This is the first time I listened to the album all the way through in years. It had become so ubiquitous that I listened to it less on my own so that I wouldn't get tired of it (it was the same with Pearl Jam ten) But upon listening, I am taken back by just how good it sounds. Cobains guitar and vocals are as strong as I remember. And though Dave Grohl has spent more time as the front man of the Foo Fighters, I can appreciate just what a fine drummer he is in this recording. I wish I could give this 4 1/2 stars -- though Nevermind isn't quite a top tier album for me, it comes very close.
As well-loved a project as any that I somehow hadn’t gotten around to listening to until now. I can’t speak as much as others to it’s impact but the sound and quality of every instrument and the vocals are clearly top drawer. Incredibly energy on top of it all makes this one I’m excited to spend more time with and I expect it to only grow for me. 2 listens Favorite Tracks: Breed, Come As You Are, Smells Like Teen Spirit, In Bloom
#1 5th April 2026 One of the few albums I heard that exposed me to rock (I'm not typically a rock listener, and young gen), and this album could be considered overrated/overplayed but there's reasons. track mentions: drain you smells like teen spirit (naturally, classic, and the most played), in bloom (guys the guitar round 3mins), polly (caught from the beginning) stay away (the beginning, the stay awaaaaayy!!, the screaming at the end yes) come as you are something in the way (the vocals, the mumbling in the beginning)
An undeniably excellent tone, one of those bands that inspired so many others. Krist Novoselic does simple bass parts that do exactly what the song needs of them. The front half of the album is pretty stacked. "In Bloom" and "Lithium" are probably my favourites; "Smells Like Teen Spirit" is a song I like but not one I love, hard to say why because it's undeniably good. Polly and onwards I didn't find captured me so much, save for maybe "Something In The Way". The wall of tone thing they have going on shines in "Territorial Pissings" so honorable mention there.
Solid songs on here. Grunge with a very heavy punk influence to them. Cant really listen to teen spirit anymore cuz ive heard it so many times but that doesn't stop me wanting to listen to this album again. While Kurt wasnt the most technical of players he was a top tier songwriter and player.
Such a classic. Great, dirty, dissonant guitar tones. Territorial Pissings stands head and shoulders above the rest for me, but lots of good songs here (obv. Smells Like Teen Spirit, Come As You Are, Something In The way). I always enjoy a bit of Dave Grohl drumming too, he definitely has it. I enjoy Kurt's screechy vocal moments (again referring particularly to Territorial Pissings), songs that tend towards a bit more quiet I find I don't appreciate as much as a consequence of this (Polly). Endless, Nameless is so violent and punky, great way to finish off the album - I enjoy songs like this that are just indulgently abrasive. I don't know necessarily that I'd have most of this album in regular rotation hence it isn't realistically a 5, but it's still an incredible album, particularly for its time which helped push alternative guitar music after a decade full of new wave and synthy pop (which I do like! It’s just fun to see the currents of music come and go).
One of the first few albums I ever listened through start to finish. Remember it being better but still a few bangers on it. RIP Kurt
This had enough hits that it was an enjoyable listen but I didn't find it to be a slam dunk or anything crazy like that
I remember most songs from when my brother would play this album. I think this is their best work. I thought Endless, Nameless was worthless though.
Pretty much a two-note album but damn those were really good notes.
baby with a penis
I'll always say that I believe Nirvana legacy as a band out shines their output. But then you listen to this and realise it was one of THE great rock albums. 9/10.
Game changer
8.50/10 Muy buena album, mas movido y mas intenso, buenos ritmos pegadizos y que te levantando el ánimo, siento que pegaría muy bien con un viernes de locos, el estilo de las canciones es como el de la banda de la chica
Everybody knows the iconic songs from this one. After that it unfortunately sounds very similar through the middle. Descends into chaos on the last track, which I’m sure some like alot, not me personally.
Great album but not my taste
Listened front to back dozens of times throughout my life, every middle school boy's first discovery of letting out their inner rage towards society. Lots of headbangers and songs to scream with in the car. Helpful for road rage. Similar to the Beatles, simple people can think they're overrated, but at the end of the day, they're great. The older I get, the more I appreciate the back half of the album; the front half of the album everyone on earth knows and you've heard it 1000s of times.
I lived it man
ts tuff asf twin
I listened to this album on repeat throughout the course of seventh grade and it was a bit difficult for me to go through now (idk if because it's so incredibly overplayed or because it's something to do with the period in which I was obsessed with this album&band.) I would come back from school and ON MY WAY (not even bloody waiting to get home) would listen to some songs off the album (I mostly remember it being Drain You) out loud. It was a great time, but it's just kind of over. This album and band were revolutionary for me and probably are the ones that got me in to rock and music in general. And I'm forever thankful for that. Do I think this is a good album? Yes. Do I think it's incredibly overrated and overplayed? Absolutely. But something to with the sentimentality connected to it makes it closer to my heart, as should. I think it's a canon event to "discover" Nirvana in middle school. Maybe because of that, I find this band and die-hard Nirvana fans to be a bit childish. Would I be happy if songs off this album would be played on the radio? Not really, not as much as I would at like 11 or 12.
More music from my youth.
Nirvana, and by extension Nevermind, was the last cultural musical phenomenon that graced this Earth (unless someone nukes the entire internet grid and we go back to TV and radio). Younger generations will never know the meteoric scale this album shook the world, even 10 years after its release when it was still the talk of the town, and TV channels still rolled Smells Like Teen Spirit or In Bloom. The entire album can be categorized as a mainstream side A, which was pop rock and power pop infused with poppy punk rock, and a more "gratata" side B with energetic and "less" commercial moves. It's Dave Grohl who gels togeter this entire thing, he's a madman on the drums who compliments the noise Kurt produces with precision and ferocity. There's an argument to be made that Nevermind is not what Nirvana is, nor what grunge is, really, but no one can deny how great this one is, from start to finish.
Ay qué dilema. Un disco clásico, por lo menos 3 himnos... Pero salvó esas canciones el resto mmm
First half of the album is wall to wall bangers. Loses a bit of steam though, I didn’t care much for “Territorial Pissings”. The next four tracks are decent but maybe a bit uninteresting, it’s kinda just more of the same. Luckily we get some variety with the fantastically melancholic “Something in the Way”. The closer “Endless, Nameless” is perhaps overlong but I think does a great job of being chaotic and wild and noisy, without going so far as to become unmusical; I enjoyed it a lot.
I’ve already listened to this album, very good record though not nearly my favourite Nirvana album, I like the more unpolished sound on ‘In Utero’. To me this album almost feels too “clean” at times compared to their later work, but it holds up exceptionally well, and it’s easy to see why it’s a favourite album for many people. Most of the songs have great hooks too, so easy to come back to this one. Come as you are might be a top 5 song of theirs. I do think this album is a *tad* bit overrated but can’t really complain given how influential and impactful this album was.
Turns out I know the start of this album very well and the latter half basically not at all.
Nirvana isn’t my favorite grunge band and this isn’t my favorite album from them. That said, this has really held up well. I remember when this dropped and thinking how brand new it sounded.
Solid!
certified (white suburban neighbor)hood classic
I can give this album its flowers while also admitting that I am not (and may may never be) a Nirvana guy.
yuppppp
Have always avoided Nirvana as all the cool kids seemed fans. This was a pleasant suprise
Better than I thought it would be. There’s a lot of smug nihilism here (which I don’t like) but the release of rage is cathartic and the lyrics are generally very good. A 4.
Good album j didn’t get a chance to listen to it all but I expected it to be good bc I know a lot of the songs
I was obsessed with this album when it first came out but I don’t really listen to it anymore.
some songs are iconic
Many hits on it, their exceptional piece of art that endures the passing of time and is very relevant even today ✨
I love Nirvana. The 90s grunge is one of the best sounds.
After last time surprising myself by giving ln Utero a 4/5, following Unplugged's 3/5, let's see how Nevermind fairs. Smells Like Teen Spirit being one of the most influential songs in history is an undeniable fact but it still seems surprising to me. It's also hard to judge it solely as a song, separated from its history. Its too big. In Bloom and Come As You Are better than Teen Spirit but I can't tell if its just than I've heard them (a teeny tiny bit) less. I do love the bassline in the latter, so that certainly contributes. The final single, Lithium plays with the quiet-loud dynamic better than many similar tracks, and again, I like the bass. They picked great singles. Of the album tracks I like Breed, Territorial Pissing and Stay Away as they're pretty punky and so my kinda thing (the drums on the latter are great). Polly and Lounge Act not so much. I just don't like Kurt's voice enough to balance out not liking the instrumentation. Its a weird experience listening to Nirvana for me. Their music is something I should be obsessed by: I like punk and a lot of heavier music, and I was not far off becoming a teenager when these albums were released, so prime "life altering music" period. I can also objectively see why they became so big, and why they're so influential, but they don't grab me in the way I'd expect. I never think "I'll put on some Nirvana" when I want to listen to music. I think I enjoy Nevermind more than Unplugged but less than In Utero, which makes it like a 3.5, but it's no way a 3 so: 4/5
I enjoyed listening to this album very much. It has all the energy that I love to hear when I listen to music so it’s right up my alley. I didn’t really like the last song tho, it sounded kind of annoying and I just wanted it to end so bad but it kept on going, had to dock a point for that. Very fun very iconic album and songs.
WELL WHATEVER NEVERMIND
Every time I listen to this it gets better. I don’t listen to it much at all, so I’m not being dramatic.
It’s been a while since I’ve listened to this album straight through, but I’ve heard the songs so many times. I’m not the biggest Kurt fan, but it’s hard to deny this album. Really good.
Nirvana were a constant presence in my Childhood, almost ubiquitous. And as familiarity breeds contempt, I was always rather ambivalent towards them. Listening to this now though, I have to admit, it's pretty good. You also have to give the album credit for the impact it had on the music and culture of its time. Yeah, they weren't doing anything that others hadn't done before, but they did it so well and managed to take it into the mainstream, for good or ill. Minus 1 star because I absolutely can complain while on a plane. I have done and will continue to do so.
Honestly, has never hit the same since Kurt died. Still great, but unpleasant to listen to now because I'm old and dead inside.
4.7
yruhg
never was a huge fan of nirvana, they jist never stood out to me, but its a good album
Ich mag den rostigen Nachfolger noch ein gutes Stück mehr, aber das ist natürlich ein sehr starkes Ding und zurecht ein Klassiker.
Album so good almost all the songs are used in other pieces of media 😭 I don't listen to this album frequently enough to have it as one of my top favorites so I gave it a four out of five.
He rhymed “plain” with “complain”. Very repetitive but made the moments it wasn’t shine. Man can scream like a banshee
really solid. i think some tracks were a little forgettable but the memorable ones really make up for it
On the one hand, there are some great songs on here, its impact on music was enormous and it’s regarded as a classic for a reason. On the other hand, some of those songs have been overplayed for decades, a couple of the deep cuts are easily forgettable filler, and the mythic status of Kurt Cobain has far overshadowed the actual music, to the point that it’s hard to rate the album purely on its own merit. Given some of the low points in the music, I’d rate it 3 1/5 stars, rounding up.
Nirvana is such a classic. I think the most impressive part about them is how they can oscillate so easily between softer into really hard hitting. I think where I struggle with it personally is sometimes it can be a bit to intense, or a bit to soft. The vocals just arent necessairly my style, but I can really see how this changed culture through creative and artistic merit. History key points: introduced punk movement rom Michael Jackson at the time. Smells Like Teen Spirit is such a strong opener, can really appreciate the artistic merit of rock instrumentals, I think i stuggle with the heaviness of the chorus. In Bloom — i like it, not super my style but i really enjoyed the start. Come as You Are is so amazing it makes me feel sick. That intro. Perfection. Moody, ambient tone 100% my style. Breed — great build up, really exciting (grungy distorted guitar chords). I’m not sure I love it personally though, but can hear the artistic mertit for sure. Lithium — unsure how i feel. Polly — to slow for me i think. Terriotiral Pissings — to intense for me. Drain You — not my fav Lounge Act — not my fav Stay Away — like the verse rolling vibe On a Plain — not my fav. Somethign in the Way — sot but i like it because it has a dark and mysterious tone to it. Quite captivating. I would study to this song.
3/3. I feel like it’s a given that this is necessary listening, but I still found myself surprised at how great some of these songs are. The three opening tracks especially, and Polly has some of the most chilling lyrics I’ve ever heard. Just wish Kurt sang a bit more clearly.
coooome as you areee 9/13 already had,fire ass album
i already had loads in playlist
It did the thing and now we all have the thing to reference
The best Nirvana album. I come back to it once in a while but it doesn’t hold up like it used to
This album is obviously fantastic. The first 5 tracks are just so good, and I was pleasantly surprised by the back half of the album which I was previously unfamiliar with. I don't feel I can give it a full 5* but it's incredibly close. Favourites: Smells Like Teen Spirit In Bloom Come As You Are Endless, Nameless
8/10
Not the best Nirvana album, but surely a well deserved commercial hit, and a good grunge album anyway.
Met Nirvana moet je altijd oppassen wat je zegt want mensen zijn er net zo gevoelig voor kritiek zoals kritiek op de Beatles. Iets wat eigenlijk niet mag. Moeilijk om dit album te raten omdat nummers zoals smelt like teen spirit en come as you are kapot zijn gedraaid waardoor je er niet meer normaal naar kan luisteren. Hoewel ik in utero meer waardeer blijft het toch een goed album. Favoriete nummers zijn oa Polly, tereitorial pissings en something in the way. Productie van het album zit goed in elkaar. Eigenlijk weinig aan op te merken. Wel interessant dat we dit moesten luisteren een dag naar de Pixies. Nevermind zal ik niet zo snel op repeat zetten. Ik denk dat de culturele impact van het album nog een stuk groter is dan de muzikale. Curt Cobain was en is nog steeds de ultieme anti held waar mensen van houden of haten. Door deze status zijn de verwachtingen hoog en de 5 sterren en de teleurstelling wat extremer dan het zou moeten zijn. Qua impact is het een 5 voor mijn eigen oren een aardige 4.
Pretty cool. I feel like with how famous this album its a shock that I've only listened to like 3 songs from this album when its right up my alley. Breed and Endless, Nameless or wtv its called were my standouts, and I mean, Smells Like Teen Spirit is that popular for a reason. 7.9/10
Absolute classic. Already on steady rotation with more than half the songs on saved playlists. The second half is weaker than the first but On a Plain and Something in the Way make for good capstones. Endless, Nameless is about the only track I would actively skip.
Likes: attitude; sonic production, drumming; poppy song structures alongside aggressive stylistic expression Dislikes: Some songs (Teen Spirit, On A Plain) lean a little too bubblegum at the expense of having coherent lyrics - a Beatle-esque prioritization of melodic phrasing over lyrics Overall, this is an example of one of my totem albums not quite holding up for me now. I still love it, and what it did for me. But it’s not something I come back to often, and when I do, it’s songs like Lithium and Drain You.
Too big
My favourite Nirvana album. RIP Kurt Cobain. I think this album had the better hits from this band like, “smells like teen spirit”, “come as you are”. My favourite song of this album was, ’lithium’. There was also ‘in bloom’. Yeah can’t go wrong with any song really. The 90’s had so many good genres, and grunge rock is definitely up there at the top for me. It still blows my mind that Dave Grohl was a drummer before the foo fighters. Unfortunately, it took the tragedy of Kurt’s suicide for the Foo Fighters to exist.
Great album from a incredibly talented man. CC knew pain and could see it. It comes off strongly in his music. I personally don't care for his voice. But I give credit where credit is due. Rip
Wow I'm glad I came around to revisit this. So many good songs, and so infinitely creative within the grunge genre. I'd argue that nirvana incorporates more punk themes than a lot of other grunge acts. I never really appreciated Dave Grohls drumming on this album until this listen. Nice. Also RIP Kurt
really like this album overall a classic
listened to again groundbreaking, man
Great record obviously. It's so difficult to listen with fresh ears. I did find that some of the guitar tones felt very dated in a way that I never heard before. Altogether I just don't enjoy it as much as in utero these days. It's really hard for me to tell if that's over exposure or what
ist halt nirvana
mostly good songs, although the end is questionable