Reviews (page 12 of 15)
This is an album I am supposed to like more than I do. Loud, raucous, lots of primal screaming. Song "All Apologies" not bad but otherwise very dark. Three stars just because Nirvana and Dave Grohl.
I must admit, Nirvana either bores or annoys me, but 'In Utero' certainly does not. I find it an excess of the 90s (an era I care little about), but I am glad there once was a time where music like this was the peak of relevance.
I remember liking this a lot more as an angsty teen when Nirvana was all the rage and MTV was rad. Heart Shaped Box is obviously an all time classic, but the rest wasn't quite doing it for me. I love the mood, but the album itself didn't quite hold up for me.
I didn't really like this that much. It's definitely Nirvana, and its an iconic sound, but I think I'm too far displaced from the novelty of it to really enjoy it. I didn't hate it, but I probably wouldn't ever choose to put it on. My favorite song was 'Dumb'. 5/10
Not sure that, as a genre, grunge has weathered the three decades since Kurt croaked. I never paid much attention to this record at the time. The highlights for me are, predictably, Heart Shaped Box, Rape Me & Dumb. I always thought Pennyroyal Tea was just a bit overrated. Musically, there’s some great shit here, but a little too much screaming at times. Three stars.
Doesn't have as broad appeal as Nevermind. Only a few songs on here that I enjoyed. I think this album is too heavy on the rage and too light on the introspect.
Nirvana was a bit before my time, and thus I am not really familiar with them besides the biggest hits, and honestly I wasn't incredibly impressed by this album. It was fine, but the only tracks I particularly enjoyed were "Pennyroyal Tea" and "All Apologies."
Not Nevermind
2 tunes 12 tracks 3 classics
3.3 stars rounded down.
Honestly a bit disappointing. Francis farmer is great tho
love some of the tracks, hate some of the tracks.
It’s good. I don’t think it’s great, and he bums me out. There are obviously some bangers here: Heart shaped box, Rape Me, Dumb, All Apologies. And I really like Pennyroyal Tea.
I hoped / expected more. Bit disappointed.
Not a grunge fan, but I can see how this was extremely influential. All Apologies was the best one on the album.
Nirvana has some really good songs, but some of their songs that don't get radio play don't get it for a reason.
If it wasn’t for this generator, I wouldn’t have had a reason to revisit this album. Nirvana undoubtedly made a huge impact, and I don’t want to downplay their success, but my enthusiasm for them isn’t what it used to be. I listened to them so much when they were fresh that I just don’t enjoy them anymore, especially “In Utero.” I can’t even count how many times I played this album as a teenager. With that being said, I’ll leave the deep and impactful reviews to someone who’s more energetic and enthusiastic, and not as burned out on this album as I am.
Favorite was Milk It.
Grungy, lackadaisical, and apathetic, as Nirvana is famous for. Definitely not as good as Nevermind, but consistent with the grunge rock sound they were lauded for. I found myself bored on this record, really only need one Nirvana album in my life. Sad this is their last album before Cobain’s death, it would have been interesting to see if the band could have developed out of the grunge scene and evolved in their sound.
Ehhhh
Enjoyable but not a classic like Nevermind
3 it was good
You can't argue the immense cultural legacy that was Nirvana. A lot of hits... but also allot of mediocre "hardcore punk"-ish grunge. This is a much weaker album compared to Nevermind. The hits are nice but i didn't find anything really new i liked when listening to the whole album. okey listen but to much hardcore punk for me. to much screaming in some parts and simple boring guitar riffs. Best are the hits that stand out from the rest in quality.
#22 - For the first two songs I was not convinced, grating and abrasive sounds almost like if they did not want me to listen to the rest of the album. But I powered through and it was worth it - Kurt's broken voice is unique and they definitely have their own sound. This album deals with a lot of negative emotions that perhaps I'm not familiar with but it brings them out in a very raw and powerful way. My favourite song was "Dumb".
Not quite the stone-cold classic of Nevermind, but some fantastic tracks (I like some of the strings in the arrangements, too).
It's hard for this album to escape comparisons to Nevermind, and for me the latter edges it out. There are some good tracks, but I prefer the greater polish of Nevermind (and the clumsy handling of a sensitive subject on "Rape Me" is hard to listen to, even if I understand the band's intentions).
A solid album that, while it doesn't have my favorite Nirvana tracks, it's still worth a relisten
Good sound but only a few songs that I still find unique and worth listening to, e.g. Dumb or Pennyroyal Tea.
Familar with a few of the tracks and I don't mind those. The other tracks I did not like. Grunge isn't really for me
Trur kje eg har hørt detta albiet før, men va kje så dumt. Minne tidvis om Tokio Hotel
Heart Shaped Box is one of my favourite songs ever. The rest of the album is very hit-or-miss. What I don't like about Nirvana is that Kurt has all the emotions but still sounds dead inside while singing. Songs like Very Ape suffer from it imo. I once told a girl she should listen to Nirvana. She responded 3 minutes later saying something like "yeah, good song". I asked her to send me the "song" she's talking about and she sent me the most generic pop song called "Nirvana". You have no idea how pissed I was.
I liked it but its strange
Couple of good songs, couple of songs(?) of someone yelling at me.
Kurt contain is loved by all so sad he was myrdered by that bicth from the band Hole
Alright, rape me was a crazy song
Took me a long time to kinda like it. About 3-4 listens. Pretty good 3/5
3.8
I was hoping this album would dispel my notion of Nirvana as teenage edginess, and then I got the the song called "Rape Me." Still, pretty good album overall, didn't dislike anything on there.
Album was little sloppy, only really liked Dumb and All Apologies
I respect what Nirvana did for music and the music industry, but a lot of this isn't for me. I do like the classics like "Rape Me", "Heart-Shaped Box" and "All Apologies" but it's still just a three for me.
rozumiem appealu no texty (aspon v tento den) a samotny zvuk nieje moc pre mna
Standard grunge
Some classic grunge songs on here but not into the ones that are pure noise.
Not as catchy & melodic as 'Nevermind'. Only All Apologies and Dumb stand out for me, so sad & honest, the unplugged versions are even better.
Nirvana so it is still great. I know some people call this a classic and I can see its importance but I wouldn’t jump to listen to the whole thing through again! Great ending though. Favourite track: All Apologies
Not as good as Nevermind. I feel like I’m missing something. Might give it a few listens in my spare time
This album goes from really good songs to really bad songs, no consistency with the album
Kurt Cobain Yells at Cloud. I am a huge fan of Nirvana’s previous album, Nevermind’s raw energy, screaming rage, and harsh abrasiveness. These qualities gave it a real biting and separating edge from their Grunge contemporaries who were more interested in talking the talk while sonically sticking around other, more consumable alternative acts from that time. Many others agree, the success of this project brought Nirvana and especially Kurt Cobain unwanted attention and scrutiny over all small actions. The industry also wanted them to strike while the iron was hot, it didn’t matter how it happened, but only if it happened soon and was successful. It’s with this pressure in mind that In Utero begins with Kurt's saying “Teenage angst has paid off well, now I’m bored and old.” This grumpiness permeates throughout the project and while most of it is undeniably executed artistically well, there’s enough vitriol in the themes and decisions that it’s hard to be completely on Kurts side. This can be seen in Rape Me which rubs me the wrong given its recontextualization of the riff from Smells Like Teen Spirit plus the context that Kurt is tired of his fame in this project. It really feels like Kurt is hiding hard behind the plausible deniability of the words “I’m not the only one” and the backstory this being a more explicit response for people who didn’t get Polly making Rape Me an anti-rape anthem. The potential implication that Rape Me uses the serious issue of rape to also be a sarcastic fuck you to people who expect him to artistically conform to their standards and the people in the industry who did him wrong (“My Favorite Inside Source”) sticks too hard out as a possibility for me to fully enjoy it. All Apologies, the frontside to Rape Me, may be the most critically acclaimed song Nirvana has released given the given its position as the final Nirvana song. The surrounding sadness of Kurts suicide adding extra weight. There’s immense beauty in the narrative of it being his ultimate acceptance and peace in what others do with his newfound fame while also being dedicated directly to Courtney Love. It’s written so sloppily though and surrounded by the sour mood of the album that makes it feels more like a resentful giving up than a peaceful surrender. Smaller things like the Awkwardness of the Leonard Cohen afterlife line in Pennyroyal Tea, Kurt’s unintelligible vocals on Tourette’s, and the underwriting on Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge on Seattle also slightly sour my enjoyment. I’m gripping over these details because a lot of this album is great and would be far beyond amazing if fixed. Enough people have sung praises that any burden of proof is on me to have to explain why I rate it significantly lower than the standard, even if it’s very positive. That being said, I’ll get to what I like. Heart Shaped Box is my favorite Nirvana Song off this project from the way it paints a beautiful warped picture of the doubts and worries of a relationship so pleasing to your feelings, you can only surrender yourself into. Steve Albini’s production is a step down from the glorious work on Nevermind but the sharper and noisier sound works well with some of the heavier cuts on the album like Scentless Apprentice, Very Ape, Milk It, and Radio Friendly Unit Shifter. Dumb is also a perfect ballad in its simplicity and its place in the sequence works well as a calm way to end side A. The principles are strongly in place on In Utero but it feels like Nirvana spent too much time rebelling and fighting their expectations while being too frustrated to care about details. With the extremely limited time there was to get this project out, not enough time or effort could really be put into ironing out the inconsistencies or issues caused by this. I feel like I really have to fully consider every bit of context and pass on any doubts to alternative possibilities to enjoy this album. That’s too much to ask for an album that doesn’t match that consideration put into it. I understand the details, beauty, and arguments for this album being amazing. I just have too many issues with the overall presentation and the issues that compound off of eachother to do anything more than really like it. I can’t suspend enough disbelief or give leeway to the conditions the album was going through but I can very much appreciate the greatness of what is there and what can be. Kurt Cobain yelled at a cloud. We know now that the cloud was blocking the invitingly gorgeous view of the stars, among which he would inevitably come to reside. Low 7/10
this being a #1 charting album is absurd. the torture in kurts lyrics and vocals is a good reminder of what being an artist whose most private moments are public is like. your life and thoughts dissected by thousands is a difficult dynamic to bear. there's no mega-hits like nevermind but all apologies, heart shaped box, rape me, and dumb are all worth returning to. track 1 - tough to make out lyrics but what i heard was pretty blunt. a bit unremarkable compared to what follows track 2 - no part of what i remember about this album included how harsh a sound is on this song track 3 - great pop/grunge song, love the guitar tone on the solo track 4 - iconic, the riff reminds me of smells like teen spirit and it draws you in before hitting you with "rape me" lyrics. dave kills it with his fills here and the melody is fantastic stuff track 5 - the loud/soft dynamic in the verses is okay but this one just lacks an engaging hook or melody. "i miss the comfort in being sad" is a cool lyric but the song's forgettable track 6 - insane to whip out an acoustic guitar and a cello mid-way through your noisiest album but it makes for a very memorable song. the cello especially does some interesting dissonant things in the 2nd half of the song. lyrically a great follow up to the previous track (comfort in sadness, happiness is stupidity) track 7 - very punky, cool whiny lead guitar buried in the mix. fun phrasing on the lyrics of verse 2 track 8 - there's something odd with the timing of the instruments during the quiet moments, that with kurts vocals make the song so uncomfortable track 9 - track 10 - insane guitar and bass riff, some metallica shit track 12 -
The screaming is hit or miss.
Not crazy about this album. There are great songs as usual and Steve Albini’s production is one of a kind, but I just dig the sound of Nevermind more
Idk denhä skivan ha alltid låtit platt ti mig. Gillade all apologies
Aus alter Verbundenheit wollte ich erst 4 Punkte geben. Aber so gut fand ich es dann doch nicht mehr.
Some songs are too grungy for me. Favourites- heart shaped box, pennyroyal tea, all apologies
its nirvana man
A couple of decent tracks along with some noise, screaming and sloppy playing
A little underwhelming. Nevermind is better. I feel like Nirvana is for people who don't often dwell in the realm of alt rock, classic rock, grunge, psych rock, punk, etc.
Legendary for a reason. Funny that some of the tracks are quite meh, whereas others are outstanding. Clearly they were just finding their footing at this stage.
Standout songs: Serve the Servants Pennyroyal Tea
Angstier than I expected, which is a good thing. Few dreary songs. Few standouts.
Borring
Some really good stuff on this album, although too much I just wanna skip past to give it any higher than 3/5
I get it. This came out when I was in middle school and I have core memories of other people LOVING it. But I couldn’t ever get into Nirvana like others could. I’ll take that MTV Unplugged Nirvana swag, fam.
Nirvana had some brilliant stuff, including on this album, but I don't really get into to their punk-forward scream tracks. I get why they get to be genre- and era-defining, with all the sarcasm and disdain for commercial success. This album is a high 3 for me carried by All Apologies, Heart Shaped Box, and nostalgia.
All apologies is prob my fav nirvana song but this album is kinda yelly
BL: To say I've never really listened to Nirvana exposes me as the pedant I used to be in my teenage years. I was certain I loved Soundgarden, and my supposed allegiance to them almost seemed to prevent me from listening to these guys. Of course this did not stop me from learning "Smells Like Teen Spirit" on the guitar in some feeble attempt to try and swoon the girls when I was 14, I'd argue it probably made me more repulsive. The hypocrisy only grew around age 17 when I fell in love with Meat Puppets, who were the people who originally gave Nirvana a platform way back when. All that aside Kurt is a man I've come to idolize for his politics and view on life, it's a shame people want to live his life for the hedonistic pleasures and not for the positive social mindset he tried to adopt. I know the world about it but not the music itself, so lets see how this album stands. AL: Definitely not as bad as I would've once believed them to be. However this was a very mixed bag of an album. The more noisy samplings this platter offers don't offer much but angst. Whereas the tighter more concise grunge offerings are gems. My assumption would be that the band were in two minds about it all after Nevermind. Wanting to appeal both ends of the spectrum. Which in turn does create an album which did lose cohesion a couple times. Overall not a disappointing listen purely for the songs I have found that I do now love. FT: "Heart Shaped Box", "Rape Me" 3/5
Not their best album, but it's still Nirvana
Lots of screaming and amp-screeching.
loud and angry, kinda cringe but in a good way. never been a huge fan of this nirvana album and still am not fully convinced. i could see why others would really love it, but its very middle of the road for me. favorite song is heart shaped box
It was pretty good. It was alright. It wasn't great, but it was fine.
Was soll der 2. Titel? Ein paar Hits. (#3, #4) Aber kommt nicht an Nevermind heran.
Some good songs, but lots of noise also.
5/10. A lot of the album was good but the 3-4 songs of constant screaming that made me feel like I should be in a weight room I don’t want to be in was too much for me. A few classics hold it up to 5 though.
3.5! Not my favorite Nirvana, but there’s great stuff here. Reminds me of riding in my dad’s car to school in the 90s!
It’s a very high 3 for me, whereas Nevermind would be a 5.
It was alright to listen to, but not something that I would choose
I'll be honest.... Completely overrated album, like everything they did
Never really felt Nirvana. _yyyyyyyyyuhhyhhhhhhh
I didn't realise half these songs weren't on Nevermind. Bit drony in places. Don't think got played all of it.
Most of the album is a slog and it’s a fairly poor studio production, in my opinion. Cobain is terribly pitchy on the first track and why are the instruments buried under a blanket in another room? Heart shaped box is an artful, if depressing, track. The image of “eating cancer” is not my favorite though. All apologies is another good track. The rest is mostly a forgettable slog with some maybe embarrassingly bad tracks.
Feel like at a 3.5 for this one. Cannot decide if I should round up for how much I love the acoustic versions of the three songs from this album on the Unplugged album, or I should round down because I only love them for their acoustic versions on the Unplugged album. You know? Can't decide.
Most of this isn’t actually that great but the quarter of it that is good s EXTREMELY fucken good
There were definitely a couple of iconic songs on here, and I can see why this album would be included on the list. I just don’t like a lot of the more scream-y songs personally. But it wasn’t bad!
On one hand, this is an album I've listened to before and generally enjoy. On the other, I do feel like a lot of the narrative about this album is a little overly rosy dur to Kurt Cobain's death and the way we tend to look back at things.
This band was so overrated at the time. No doubt they were kinda cool, but some band for the ages? Not a chance. A handful of these songs hold up – "Dumb" (but just adding cello doesn't make it masterpiece). "All Apologies" and "Heart-Shaped Box" are also good – because melody is foregrounded and there's no more of the screaming and banging that dominate most other tracks. Myths matter of course, and few acts have benefitted any more than N has from its.
A tale of two Half's.. shimmering punk rock perfection and almost unintelligible noise a real state of confusion much like life!
I know, I know. They invented grunge and were geniuses. For whatever reason, Nirvana just do anything for me. Not horrible. Just not something I look at as essential listening.
non comincia benissimo, ma di canzoni belle ce ne sono, come 'Heart-shaped box'. Comunque mi aspettavo di meglio; tra il 3 e il 4 con 'All apologies'
Love some songs and didn't care for the screamers.
Head banger not my thing
Some good, some bad. Mediocre for me. Saved the best till last.
Not sure that playing this on speakers attached to my PC was the best way to listen and suspect that it'd evoke a different response elsewhere, but a bit underwhelmed if I'm honest. Some belters in the midst though!
Just not really My thing, don’t mind it but never really got into Nirvana and still don’t think it’s amazing
Liked the first half a lot, did not really care for the second half.
Has some amazing songs, has some trash songs
I love dumb!! This album is iconic but I think cobain couldn’t have made his cry for help any clearer tbh
Some great songs and some that were grating
Grungy
Not really a fan. Maybe I’m just not into Nirvana. 6/10 Top 3: 1. Heart-Shaped Box 2. All Apologies 3. Rape Me
Never liked this genre of music but I see why they are legendary
Bit too grungy for my taste. Couple of good songs.
Some great songs but also some harsh, unlistenable ones.
Much of the tightness that made "Nevermind" such a gripping listen has been loosened. There are many standout tracks but on the whole, the album feels unfocused.
Some of the songs were pretty good
Pretty ok album, didn't dislike any of the songs but none really stood out to me either
Good album but only 3 standout songs (Serve the Servants, Heart-shaped box, Rape Me). Good length at 40mins. 3/5 for 3 great songs.
Felt very nostalgic, even though I never listened to Nirvana growing up, but this sort of music is what I gravitated towards when I first started to veer away from our 80's prog rock household (thanks dad). These days I listen to more softer stuff, do I think I would have enjoyed this more as a 20 year old than in my thirties. Enjoyed the more cacophonic stuff.
Overall: I had this on cassette or CD and played it an immeasurable amount of times. But, I couldn't tell you all of the intricacies I have noticed on this listen that I never heard before. In the past I likely gave it too much passive play, or perhaps my ear has matured. When Nevermind released, I only really heard the album's radio hits since I never purchased media for it. However, with In Utero, I owned it and listened to it often. I have a bit of deeper connection to the lyric content, and always held this album in such high caliber for that reason. After giving it a more intended listen, I'm noticing how repetitive and basic the music writing is, but not in a way that robs it of fascination. I'd give 3.5 if fraction of stars were allowed. Track Breakdown: Serve the Servants - Always thought the opening lyric to this album as a whole was quite brilliant, whether intended or not, is almost a reference to the success of Nevermind leaving Kurt to feel his angst brough success that left him hiding from fans, "feeling bored and old". Dumb - I have always loved the string section on this track Very Ape - I've discovered that the guitar on the chorus of this track may be my favorite of the entire album Milk It - ADORE the tempo changes on this track, I've never listened to this so intently Hidden: Gallons of Rubbing Alcohol Flow Through the Strip - If I ever heard this before, I forgot about it, since this sounds new to my ears and I love the rawness of it.
I remember this album. Lots of bass. Fuzz guitar. Noon descript lyrics. Not my favorite. A couple of good songs.
Pretty good!
Another in the list of albums I heard through the wall I shared with my brothers room. I thought I would like this more, I'm guessing I just dont really like grunge or Nirvana. Heart Shaped Box is great, Dumb is good, All Apologies is good, the rest is just okay.
The hits are great but the rest is… eh? Having heard it for the first time I think the moment passed me by
Love Nirvana, but definitely prefer their more low key stuff over their more screamy vocals, and this album has a few more of the latter.
Primer álbum de Nirvana que escucho (y entiendo que no será el último), ha estado bien, sin más incluso. Supongo que me esperaba más de una banda tan popular y corta como esta, pero tampoco salgo insatisfecho. Un 3 de manual.
3/5
This album taught me that everyone was gay. Which I’m glad about because for a while I didn’t know. Not really hot on this one, but I have fond memories of playing Heart Shaped Box on Guitar Hero, so that gets it points for me.
The hits slap. Hard. The other tracks, not so much. It's far from Nirvana's best release and, unfortunately, the hits aren't enough to pull the final album grade out of a middle-of-the-road 3-stars.
Sick album 6/10
Some good songs.
I get that Nirvana is a thing but they aren't really my thing. I can enjoy a song or two but a whole album is kind of grating/depressing.
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Didn’t love Nirvana then, still don’t love them today. I do get the appeal and remember how big these guys got back in the day but this album will remain off my rotation as it has over the last 30 years. 30 years? Yikes…. I’m old.
Great as expected from Nirvana. Need to keep in mind that they pioneered the sound when it starts to sound like its been overdone. There was nothing else really like it when they did it.
There's a few good tracks here, such as Heart-Shaped Box, Dumb, Pennyroyal Tea, and All Apologies - but this album doesn't quite reach the heights of Nevermind.
Another classic, hadn't actually listened to it all before.
Heart shaped box c'était ma chanson de wannabe puriste au collège
C'est bien, mais pas pour moi je crois.
better than i was expecting it to be. Some classics. All in all a little bit boring though
רועש לי מדי וצורחים יותר מדי אבל סך הכל אחלה מוזיקה
Has its moments, both good & bad. Could you imagine someone repeatedly singing "rape me" in a song over and over again nowadays? Yeah ...
Not my favourite band, But the sure had something special. Som great song, some less great..!
Why all the nasally yelling...? While Nevermind is great, this album reminds me of why I'm not a fan of Nirvana.
Listened at 9 AM at work on a Wednesday, I consider myself an enjoyer of Nirvana music but this album had me dying. From the get go, Scentless Apprentice woke me up. I truly don't know what went through their mind when making some of these songs. It almost feels like some of these songs they were dared by friends to write some of the lyrics and they actually did it. Ironically I actually kind of enjoyed the album?? Some good songs on there and since I was kinda familiar with Nirvana it was solid to listen to. Heck, might even learn a few of the songs on guitar or at least attempt to. I'd give it like a 3.25. Def was a staple of 90s rock but they also be doing too much.
Comments: - Nothing like cracking a cold one (a Celsius) and blasting "Scentless Apprentice" at 6:45am sharp on a brisk Wednesday morning. - Reiterating that "Heart-Shaped Box" is a fantastic song. - If there was some underlying intent for "Rape Me" to be profound, it wasn't. - There's a reason "Dumb" and "All Apologies" were in the Live Acoustic, and why the Live Acoustic was better.
I love Nirvana and they have some certified bangers on here, but those specific bangers (we all know the 3 songs) carry the album on their shoulders. The rest is still good, but as an album I’m not collectively impressed. Knowing the level that they can perform at, I have to rate this accordingly.
B- Serve the Servants 4 Scentless Apprentice 2 Heart-Shaped Box 5 Rape Me 4 Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge on Seattle 3 Dumb 4 Very Ape 3 Milk It 2 Pennyroyal Tea 3 Radio Friendly Unit Shifter 3 Tourette's 2 All Apologies 3 "She has a moist vagina, I particularly enjoy the circumference." Some things are better left unsaid.
Some decent energy and relatively interesting. Feels like one of the "you had to be there". Impossible to deny its significance, but Im very doubtful Ill check it out again, sounds very samey. Significant 20/53, yeah Liked 9/53, eh, not for me? Added 2/53, no, I think more contemporary bands have developed on the genre for it to be significantly better, but its a nice historical album
#45. Sounds like Kurt Cobain was intentionally trying to sound bad on parts of this [which he probably was] to appear more punk or something. Not my favorite, but there's definitely a few good songs in there. 3/5: acceptable
Love the ones that went mainstream...
I grew up hearing this album most of my life, and finally coming back to it as an adult is definitely interesting! I want to start by saying, I grew up heavily fed Nirvana's sound and over time have found myself so disconnected from them. They're not bad, nor would I even say I think they're not enjoyable music, in fact I respect everything Nirvana and Kurt Cobain did for music and enjoy a couple songs of theirs! However my feelings towards Nirvana have not changed much since my older teen years. I can definitely tolerate their sound more and can take larger steps back to enjoy their music for myself than I used to be able to. But I still find myself bored out of my mind and ready to change records the second I hear them come on. It's all overplaying for me, I wish I didn't have Nirvana tainted for me in my brain, but I do and I'm stuck not enjoying their stuff, but respecting that it is good at least! Stand out songs for me on this album are "Heart-Shaped Box" "Dumb" and "Milk It"
Some good songs. Not my favorite Nirvana record
Really love the popular ones. Really. Can’t warm to the rest.
I know its a classic grunge album, but maybe I just don’t like grunge very much. Still redeemable though.
Old school punk rock, not my cup of The
Serve the Servants - 3/5 Senseless Apprentice - 3/5 Heart Shaped Box - 5/5 Rape Me - 2/5 Frances Farmer - 2/5 Dumb - 2/5 Very Ape - 4/5 Milk It - 2/5 Pennyroyal - 2/5 Unit Shifter - 3/5 Tourette's - 1/5 All Apologies - 4/5
I feel like there should only be one Nirvana album on this list, In Utero isn't that good, you only really 'need' Nevermind.
not as good as nevermind
Funny that this album came up, as we were just discussing it. And how Nirvana is one of those bands that everyone loves but I just never got into them. But it still has some familiar and enjoyable songs.
ihan vitun ankee, its giving teiniangsti ja sillee ujosti cringe mut iha perus nirvana bängää mut vähä tuli sellane itsetuhone olo
It's good, has some great songs. But also a couple hard-to-listen songs too. Overall it's a fine album, but I do think Nevermind is better.
Heart-Shaped Box - nice riff, moody
Never heard of a Nirvana project before. They are pretty good but are pretty overhyped. I think I fuck with what Cobain stood for more than the music they made. That being said the music is still pretty good, and there are plenty of certifiable classics on this album. I certainly enjoyed specific songs, but overall it was just alright. Feeling a high 3/5 from this
a few songs I liked
Unexceptional grunge whining from Kurt being backpacked by Dave Grohl's intense and talented drumming.
I was never a huge Nirvana fan. This album is fine. It reminds me of high school. No complaints, but I honestly prefer Nevermind over this.
Decent but they've never been my cup of tea.
Cobain’s vocals are a hit or miss for me. Some good songs on here, but mostly I just felt meh about it. Fav tracks: Pennyroyal Tea, Rape Me
I like Nirvana, but I'm not as angry as I used to be in my youth, so songs like Scentless Apprentice are not appealing anymore. This album contains so many hits though that I still like - so I was surprised to learn as I went through it that I didn't actually love the album as much as I used to, though I still respect it. RIP Kurt.
S Tier———————— Heart-Shaped Box A Tier———————— All Apologies Serve The Servants Dumb Rape Me Very Ape B Tier———————— Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge Pennyroyal Tea Milk It Radio Friendly Unit Shifter C Tier———————— Scentless Apprentice Tourettes
I always forget this album comes after Nevermind. It sounds a lot rougher and less refined than Nevermind, but it is still decent. Would have to listen to it more to get into.
A little too screechy for me. I like the ones that made it on the radio.
Friday 10/20/23 1:40 Working (home) S Tier Heart Shaped Box (heard a million times) All apologies A Tier Dumb Milk it B Tier Serve the Servants (Average Nirvana) Scentless Apprentice (Very grungy) Rape Me (heard it) Very Ape C Tier Frances Farmer will have her revenge on Seattle (Average) Radio friendly unit shifter Pennyroyal Tea Tourette’s
I want to like Nirvana, I really do, but they make it so hard. They've got a few good bops but then Kurt Cobain just yells at me for a while
Nirvana is not my type of music. Some were good, especially Heart-Shaped Box, but the majority didn't click
A bit too noisy (not volume-wise) for me.
it’s sad and awkward to watch this poor troubled man try so hard to be something he is not
seria bom pra um certo estado de espírito que eu não to agora
Some of these are unlistenable and some are great. Rating 3.
This albums is pretty decent I probably don't like it as much as I should do. The highlights are All Apologies, Pennyroyal Tea, Heart-shaped Box. The louder moments on the album aren't as enjoyable I'm between a 3 and a 4, I will decide in the morning
Difficult to listen to, mix of standard rock/punk tracks and surrounded by under-baked and tired screaming rants.
My least favorite nirvana album.
Pretty good but also a bit meh
Never been the biggest Nirvana fan - and this album is somewhat typical of my listening relationship with them; starts out strong, wondering why I don't listen to them more often, and really understanding why they have so many plaudits... the singles from this album were expertly gauged and really are the standouts and show a breadth of musicality and growth already escaping the catch-all 'grunge' label. Butttttttt, about 3/4's of the way through I'm getting a little restless and it's getting a bit samey/shouty (Oh christ, I'm aging). Maybe should have dedicated a listen when driving not working - but that's what I've got from this listen-through.
You can tell cobain is about done with it all. Scentless apprentice - too much screaming 3/10 Heart shaped box banger - 8/10 Rape me - Iconic 9/10 Frances Farmer - Nirvana-y kinda boring 6/10 Dumb - Fav so far 9.5/10 Very Ape - Mid 5/10
Just sounds like a lot of Nirvana in quick succession
Yeah it was good, I liked some of the songs but it was too long for me personally
As a child of the 90s, Nirvana is in my wheelhouse, but I think this is the first time I’ve listened to In Utero end to end. It’s… fine?
Pennyroyal Tea stands out. And All Apologies
Quite boring. Some okay songs like Heart-Shaped Box and All Apologies. Pretty much what you expect from Nirvana. 3/5
Auf jeden Fall Banger dabei, aber leider an vielen Stellen zu leer edgy.
Bei Nirvana ist es oft so dass die guten Tracks so rausstechen dass man quasi gezwungen ist compilations zu machen um nicht gelangweilt zu werden. Das ist hier auch der Fall aber ich enjoye es aus nostalgischen Gründen
Not a fan of the occasional screaming and lyric choices, but has a really great sound most of the time. Love the use of “True Stereo” when I threw the headphones!
Solid 3. Very good if you’re in the mood for grunge.
I like the singles from this album but not a lot else.
Kinda grating on the ears, but I did like some songs without the screaming and screeching analog whistles
Intense album, not a day for me to deeply appreciate grunge, hardcore but not in the right way for me 3/5
Can really hear the push back form the band to the fame they garnered from "Nevermind". The album is a mix of really polished tunes and some real rough cuts, especially the songs that were not destined for radio. Overall really enjoyed it. 3.75/5 Would listen to most of it again.
There is a lot to uncover that I can't simply do in one hearing of the album. There is a lot of emotion conveyed through these songs, and the lyrics are powerful upon first hearing. As I listen to this more than once and look up the lyrics I sense a few more nuances and meaning behind the lyrics. There is a lot of mention about milk, iron, and suicide
Lyrically a better album then their other ones. I find musically, it lacks what their first two albums had.
Oooh these guys peaked. Nevermind is just so fucking good the only way was down. Yeah, it’s grungy, and punky and messy - which really isn’t my thing but also half the tracks on here are just pretty forgettable.
A bit abrasive for me
I remember when this album came out and I was hugely disappointed when I first listened it. 30 years later, it's a bit better but far from perfect. The bookend tracks are the best songs on the album but you can tell Kurt Cobain wasn't going to be long for this planet. Steve Albini's production is hit and miss which is surprising. (Speaking of Albini, why isn't his band Shellac in the book? They're fantastic. Never mind.)
Some good tracks but it's A LOT to handle.
Tiene unos tracks excelentes, pero otros son muy estridentes para mi gusto.
Still not a Nirvana guy, probably will never be, but I respect that they follow up their big breakthrough in Nevermind with something as relatively uncommercial as this. Nothing on here has the same kind of hooks as Teen Spirit or “Come As You Are” (even though “Rape Me” rips off the former’s riff), so I can see why it was a disappointment at the time. And I do admire Steve Albini’s work. C
Through the years I keep being told how great Nirvana is/was and I continue to have a hard time listening to their stuff. Maybe it's the lead singers whining approach to singing. It works on a number of songs, but just wears on me. Maybe it's the fact the most talented member is the drummer. Whatever the reason, Nirvana never reach that upper level of listening pleasure for me. I admit there is number of song I consider to be good, Heart Shaped Box, Rape Me and Dumb. But to be honest, you won't find any of these on my Spotify. Even one of me personal favorites, All Apologies, no Spotify. But, great tune. Songs that surprised me were Milk It and Radio Friendly Unit Shifter. Again, just OK to me. A while back, I listened to their first album, Bleach. That album is their best album, imo. More in your face, punkish and the singer doesn't seem to cry like a lil bitch. Good album. Drums were outstanding. I enjoyed my listens, but these guys are no Sister Sledge. Thankfully this was their last album and then the world was introduced to the greatest talent in this band. I am going with a 3.5. Not quite Sister Sledge, but pretty good. 3.5
albini albumen album
Some song were a bit too punk for me but those that weren’t were brilliant and really showed what Cobain can do.
Favorite tracks: Dumb, Pennyroyal Tea, Tourette's, All Apologies Favorite lyrics: "I tried hard to have a father but instead I had a dad"
Liked a couple of tracks but I don't have enough angst to connect with it
Not a huge Nirvana fan. This album had some good and some bad stuff, so 3/5.
Bit too much in some points for me, and in multiple cases prefer the mtv unplugged version. Despite the poeticism of the lyrics (i.e. in rape me, milk it), this gets a 3.
This is a very good album. But Nirvana just never hits quite the same again.
Was nice to see the lyrics, never really knew many of the words. Very angsty to hear, a bit triggering in places. Can see a lot of the reasons behind his early demise. Was very talented
Didn't like The Pixies and not a fan of Nirvana. some tracks were alright.
Blandat intryck.
I love Heart-Shaped Box, it is a great song, but honestly the rest of the album wasn't as good. Bit of a dud, really.
I can't stop thinking of how many other bands from the era don't get the attention they should just because their lead singer didn't die.
Very familiar with the four radio singles but never the full album. the remaining songs seemed to blur together for me but I would be willing to give it a full run-through again in the future.
I have mixed feelings about this album. At times, it seems like a stroke of genius, but at other times, it becomes unbearably repetitive. I believe that in the end, Nirvana's contribution works more as a cultural movement than as a musical contribution, as it ultimately ends up being like a kind of Punk 2.0
It was okay. Tourettes is a terrible song but All Apologies is a strong ending that makes up for it.
Uf. Durillo(LNB) Hay un par de temazos. Si que es durillo,pero teniendo en cuenta que en unos meses se pegó un tiro...ni tan mal(PSP)
Three feels a bit generous but there are a few really good tracks.
Not bad, has the hits but also makes you realize how hits can make a band so great
3.0
I quite enjoyed this without it necessarily being something I'd listen to time and time again. I suspect I might prefer the slightly more accessible stuff they ended up with, but this was still quite interesting to listen to.
I like Nirvana.
Interesting, I think nevermind is better l, but this has some really good bits, still struggled at times
I’m not a huge Nirvana fan, they kinda passed me by. However I did quite enjoy this album. Once again, not enough to make me want to listen to more particularly.
I expected a lot from this (told Maggie this would be a 5), then realized I enjoyed this much more as a kid than I do now
Si j'avais dû apprécier cet album, je l'aurai déjà fait ces trente (!!!) dernières années. Je me suis fait a l'idée que je ne suis pas grunge. Sur cet album des bonnes chansons (dumb, pennyroyal tea, all apologies, rape me...) mais aussi des trucs inaudibles (Tourettes, scentless apprentice...), des paroles trop deep... La voix de Cobain est souvent crispante, les refrains sont systématiquement une phrase répétée en boucle, finalement plus proche de Police que des Pixies là dessus.
not as good as i remember tbh. kinda disappointed with this one
Some classics here, intermingled with less successful shouty numbers which spoil the overall album a bit for me. 3.5 stars.
A few weak links, but otherwise a really good album from an essential band
ok
overall pretty good, but there are some songs i didn't really like
Really only found myself connecting with the radio/popular tracks on the album. Heart Shaped Box, Rape Me, and All Apologies were the most memorable, and they still hold up.
A few good songs on this album. I was never a massive Nirvana fan but I enjoyed listening to this other than maybe 2 or 3 songs.
Helt ok album med flera bra spår.
Viel Nostalgie im sound, aber hat mich doch nicht abgeholt
Huh, I don't know what to think. I feel like I should like this more than I did. Ps. I had no idea Dave Grohl was the drummer for the last four years of Nirvana. Also, Sonic Youth was friends with them and recommended a new record label when they blew up.
I liked this better than the grunge album I got yesterday (Superunknown), so yay!
I don't really grunge sw songs were good
3 I don’t mind listening but it’s my fav
Not their best work.
1. Serve the servants 5/10 2. Scentless apprentice. I liked the guitar. Not anything else. 5/10 3. Heart-Shaped Box. I recognised parts of this one, not sure from where though. I liked the first minute and then he started yelling and I didn’t like it as much. Still decent 7/10 4. Rape Me - Despite the uncomfortable title, this is my favourite on the album so far. 8/10 5. Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge - 5/10 6. Dumb - 5/10. Just very mediocre 7. Very Ape - 5/10 8. Milk It - 5/10 9. Pennyroyal Tea - My favourite on the album overall. 8/10 10. Radio Friendly Unit Shifter - 6/10 11. Tourette’s - 5/10 12. All Apologies - 6/10 I find some of Cobain’s vocals in this to be incredibly grating. I’m not anti-yell or anti-screaming in songs (I love riot grrl and punk music) but… his version of that just didn’t work for me. When he was singing at a quieter calmer tone I enjoyed it a lot more. This will probably bug some people, but I guess I just don’t get the whole Nirvana thing. I find the many 5 star reviews to be somewhat confounding, though I feel the same about the 1 star reviews. 2.5/5, rounded up to 3.
Not really overrated because there are some gems of melodic catchy ‘pop’ songs amongst the hardcore punk screaming. Nirvana and Cobain were genuinely talented and stratospheric sales warrant this album in the list even if it’s not ultimately my taste.
A couple of really classic songs and some I just don't get into so much. I really like Nevermind - like everyone did. This one is different. For me, just a 3/5.
had some bangers but also had a lot of noise. 3.
After Nevermind, I found this a huge disappointment. Nearly 30 years after it's release, I still do.
This is the second STUDIO album we have gotten from Nirvana on this list. Nevermind is incredible, and this album struggles to even compare to that one. I found myself skipping a few songs and noticing them all kind of mesh together. Heart Shape Box certainly felt familiar from a movie or something, and I actually did like All Apologies, but the rest didn't really grab me.
Number three from Nirvana I believe. It's certainly no Nevermind, but few albums are. It's got "Heart Shaped Box," which is a favorite of mine, and a couple other tracks I dig. Aside from those few, it lacks the bite that Nevermind has. I still think it's a good album, but their prior peak set the bar impossibly high for me. I would give this the edge over the MTV live album though. Favorite tracks: Heart-Shaped Box, Rape Me, All Apologies. Album art: Kinda disgusting, innit? An angel that's been skinned. I've seen it plenty of times before but today is the first time I'm really SEEING it. I don't love it but it's memorable and gets the job done. 3.5/5
Second to Never Mind. Still great!
Another Nirvana album after "Nevermind", which wasn't my favourite already. It's the first time I'm listening to "In Utero" and I still dont understand the phenomenon of this band. There is so many other grunge bands, that had a better career, higher highs and not so low lows. Nevertheless, Nirvana has some good songs, like "Heart-shaped Box" or "Rape Me", but as a whole record, it's rather anonymous and boring. What I like about Alice in Chains, or Pearl Jam, or even Soundgarden is that they put some real emotions into their songs, whereas I don't really feel it with Nirvana. Album to forget.
While Nirvana was the face of the grunge movement, their music became their undoing. Probably the best of their three studio albums still fails to really inspire.
I bought this album on CD when it was released. Was a little disappointed with it back in the day, but it's a very good album. Really enjoy it. Not sure I've listened to it since KC joined that club. Some disturbing sounds though, like: 02 Scentless Apprentice 08 Milk It 11 Tourette's Love the riff in Scentless Apprentice Tracks I remember well: 03 Heart-Shaped Box 04 Rape Me 06 Dumb 07 Very Ape 09 Pennyroyal Tea 12 All Apologies
Heard it before?: Yes Enjoy it?: Yeah I do but I think I’m on my own when I say I find Kurt lyrically in some aspects quite dry/boring when he has the over the top droning of his vocals where you can’t make out what he is saying. I think he sounds far better when he sings clearly which he doesn’t do much on this Favourite song: Track 6 - Dumb
mid utero nirvana mid sorry seattle
Definitely appreciate the hits from this album but not a fan of the rest.
Folk hade det för bra på 90talet
han skriker ju bara :(
I think Nirvana are overrated but this is still a good album
Best Song: Heart-Shaped Box. After two directionless opening tracks, finally we have one that channels Nirvana's interpretation of angst into an angry little ditty worth listening to. Worst Song: Rape Me. Musically it's alright, but that absolute edgelord choice to just shout "rape me" over and over really undermines my desire to ever listen to this track. Overall: Overall a much less focused project than "Nevermind". A lot of just scattered screaming that never feels all that cohesive or purposeful, with a few solid tracks interspersed throughout.
I had an advance tape of this in summer '93 and could only get through it once. Sounds great but the songs aren't really there, and so much whining about being a successful rock star. If only Albini had "recorded" Nevermind..
Unexpectedly metal 3
Just ok
Some good songs but could not handle the yelling rough sounds
Grunge
Its Ok, but just makes me want to listen to Pixies instead.
i'll start this review by saying i absolutely recognize the significance and influence nirvana had and still has. i agree in utero should be on this albums list! i'm just not a huge fan of their music. upon listening to this album, i've realized a lot of it has to do with kurt cobain's voice. in many songs, i couldn't hear many of his lyrics because his voice was so much softer than the music! that's my personal preference and that was his choice to sing that way. and i didn't care very much for when he screamed instead of sang. ah, i suppose that's grunge for you. the drums by dave grohl were just excellent. he completely controlled the songs via drums. and cobain's guitar could be very powerful. in some parts of the album, nirvana even edged close to heavy rock/metal. the lyrics were authentic and real. so this to say, i grew in my respect for nirvana, i did find a song i enjoyed, and i learned more about nirvana, but. i think a 3 is the best i can do.
Not a big fan
I've tried to get into Nirvana but it's never really clicked. This album was just okay for me.
The obvious bit where Nirvana were still trying to cram Punk influence in their songs right next to finding the sound that made them go world famous. Some really good tracks, even the non-singles.
not the type of music i would listen to, but i like it, is good :)
Not my favorite style
Yeah
Ca va, kwas er ni veu in de stemming denk
Some deeper cuts on this album that I don’t care for but the hits are great
Outside of the singles that I already knew, I didn’t really care for the rest of the songs.
Langzame punk-rock vind ik normaal niet zo geweldig, maar wat was Nirvana toch een goeie band eigenlijk. Beetje rauwe randje aan de gitaar en datzelfde rauwe randje aan de zangstem. Sommig nummers zijn wat vaag, maar anderen hebben weer een heel toegankelijke melodie. Niet meteen mijn favoriete album, maar sommige nummers zijn geweldig. ***
This is probably like every Nirvana superfan's favorite Nirvana album, but as a casual Nirvana listener I found it immature and annoying. Some good tracks in there (especially Heart-Shaped Box and All Apologies) help balance the keel to an even 3, but the mindless screaming of "Scentless Apprentice" and the horrible bullshit that is "Rape Me" really tried my patience.
Solid
Not my favorite of theirs but still pretty good.
A few good songs but nothing to write home about. Solid three stars.
I liked it, rated lower because it’s not my usual or my favourite but it was good.
In my mind, nothing defines grunge like "Nevermind", and nothing Nirvana did touches that masterpiece. However, this album is better, more melodic—despite having a dirtier sound—than I remembered. It’s got some really catchy tunes. The back and forth between acoustic and electric bits highlights how effortlessly the band can switch from delicacy to harshness in quick changes.
Always with rock and grunge, my ears don't find the filled in noise of drums and other instruments very pleasant. It's just very loud. Scentless Apprentice was going alright, but the screaming really was not it. I couldn't listen to it with my earbuds as it was going to make my head hurt. I could identify some melodies that I did like. It's still not something that my ears find pleasant. Highlights: Heart-Shaped Box
I found this a very interesting album. The songs I liked I really liked, and the songs I didn't like, I really didn't like. I seem to recall that when this album came out, people said it was rougher than Nevermind, and I found a few tracks really hard to listen to. "Heart-Shaped Box" and "All Apologies" are great, classic songs, though, and I am fond of "Dumb."
3rd June 2022 Listened on the Saturday while cleaning / cooking breakfast. Long jubilee weekend, Friday was out walking with Seb, Saturday chilled one Sunday cleaning and packing! 90s grunge at its finest. Loud, hard but tender.
Pretty solid, Enjoyed most of the songs. Best song: Heart shaped Box
Has some bangers but also some misses in my opinion. Hard to beat Nevermind.
Too much screaming, not enough music. And I do happen to enjoy grunge. While conceptually In Utero is really rather neat, it's execution leaves a lot to be desired - the songs get repetetive, the vocals appear sub-par, and the conherency and consitency just isn't there. Some tracks hold their own, but mostly the vocals aither overshadow or dissapear under the backing tracks. That said, it's still not outright unpleasant to listen to. Simply average.
Sad and angry, possibly after a heart break. Classic nirvana
Mostly good. 3/5
Yeah, so, I never really saw that Nirvana was the transformational band that they get credit for. Transformational, certainly, just not as much as they've been given credit for. Personally, I felt that Alice In Chains should've been the band that got the credit for ending hair metal and ushering in flannel. I suppose they just didn't have the pop radio appeal that Nirvana had. I mean, Facelift came out a year earlier than Nevermind. Additionally, I think Nevermind was the more groundbreaking album anyway. In Utero has some great songs, it just wasn't groundbreaking or transformational in my opinion.
Ei paras Nirvana. Ihan jees kyllä. Ei ehi kirjottaa pitkii sepustuksii. Kassu löytyy hyllyst joten ihan tuttua kauraa 3/5
Ei säväyttänyt erityisen paljoa mikään biisi, mutta ihan hyvää riffitystähän tää on.
Koko Nirvanan tuotanto taitaa olla mulle keskimäärin varma 3/5. Puolet biiseistä iskee ihan hyvin ja puolet vähän kehnommin.
OK. I am not going to get much love for this review ... but this album is just too much noise. Though I do love all "All Apologies", and there are some really big hits on this album, I would be quite happy living the rest of my life never hearing this again. C-
couple classics
Rating system (Most of these albums are shoo-in 5-star albums for anyone “into” the genre they represent, my system is trying to avoid all 5-star reviews and break them down to represent my tastes. This is subjective and supposed to be fun, and some of these are snap judgements/hot takes after listening to an album once.): * Why is this even on here/DNF ** Album with artistic merit, but not my jam. Will probably not listen to again without prompting. ***Solid album, would listen to again. Some significant flaws for me to fully enjoy as a “full album.” Most albums will be in this category, as it’s the legit average. ****Almost flawless album, only one misstep in tracklisting or small engineering quibbles. *****Flawless album, one of my favorites, owning is required. Day 4: It’s been a minute since listening to something so unabashedly alienating. So much has been said about this album (and frankly, most of the stuff on this list) but it’s true that this gains so much more relevance in light of everything that happened after its release. Without the unaliving of Cobain, this would have been seen in a larger body of work as perhaps growing pains, or a third album “sophomore slump”. I know it’s more similar to their earlier/live work, but I can also see how it would be disappointing to someone expecting the relative polish of Nevermind. And I know from experience, since this was released when I was in high school, and folks just didn’t grok it the way they did with the previous album (though that number was not zero, obviously. Perhaps more of the population resonated with it in my HS, as I went to school in a semi-rural PNW town). I like loud and noisy and hard albums, but as I’ve gotten older, have definitely not been putting this kind of stuff on my daily listening rotation. I wasn’t really into this when it came out either, but it was a melancholy reminder of growing up in the ‘90s.
Great album, but not Nirvana's best album. Hard to beat Nevermind though.
Some good songs mixed in with some poor ones
Some great tracks on here, I like the grungy guitar sound and interesting chord progressions. In my opinion there aren't as many standout tracks as in their previous album though, there are quite a few forgettable moments
Les années 90 n'ont rien produit de brillant
Y'a du lourd, mais j'suis pas fan de tout.
tous les moments où Kurt Cobain ne crie pas sont gold
A classic (for my age group lol). I remember really not liking Nirvana when they first got big because their sound was different and, in all my elementary-school-aged wisdom, it bugged me. Came back to them recently after "Lithium" got picked as the Seattle Kraken hockey team goal song. I haven't listened to this whole album though, so I liked hearing both some familiar and some new-to-me songs on this one today.
Bueno!.. pero definitivamente no logro su sonido. Me quedo con las típicas.. Heart shaped box All apologies
Not my favourite Nirvana album