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There is really nothing to be said that hasn't already been said probably by everyone who reviews this. This is one of the most famous albums ever. Kurt Cobain was a great singer whose legacy remains in his music. In this album contains songs that shows each side of his personality which is comparable to our own. Inspirational music where words aren't needed because you can feel what the musician is trying to say in the music just by the way its said. Songs that show sorrow (Something in the Way), songs that show the happy side of the creator of the song (Drain you), and so much more. Including the hit song "Smells like teen spirit". Most musicians have a few or one good songs in there album, so people buy the album mostly for that song. While Kurt Cobain and the other members (Which includes his drummer, David Grohl, lead singer of another hit band "Foo Fighters") have made an album that exceeds all others because EVERY song is good. I can listen to any song on there and be in the mood that its intended to bring and be happy while listening. This music has so much power to the listener, especially seeing the lead singer shot himself a year or so after it was made. This album is legendary for multiple reasons. If you want a good album, for a good price, get this one, on eBay. Rated 6/5 highly highly recommended.Read full review
This album is a must for anyone who loves rock music and its history. It is hard for me to describe to a young person today just what it felt like to hear this revolutionary music for the first time. Now, Nevermind is standard classic radio fare that has allowed alt bands like Death Cab for Cutie and The Killers to become pop stars, but in 1991, when bands like Poison dominated the airwaves, it was almost inconceivable that something as edgy, serious, and passionate would be heard by the mainstream. In the late 80s and early 90s there was an alternative music movement that was bubbling just below the surface waiting for something to turn that simmer into a boil. That something was Nirvana, and it ignited a fire that blew the lid off Top 40 radio and changed the face of music. I was 16 at the time and was already heavy into alternative music with Pixies, Sonic Youth and REM being my favorite bands. I don't remember the day or place I first heard Nevermind, but I remember the feeling. During those first opening notes of Smells Like Teen Spirit, my jaws dropped open. It was like everything I had heard before and nothing I had heard before all rolled into one. It was a conflicted feeling of de ja vu and that of entering a strange new world. It was my only musical experience like this to date and I don't think it happens very often. People who were around to first hear the Beatles or Elvis are probably the only other fortunate people to have a musical experience like this. Despite the fact that Teen Spirit has become the most overplayed rock song of the decade (stealing the crown from Stairway to Heaven), it's still an absolute emotional rock freak-out best heard cranked up loud. What follows Teen Spirit is a musical masterpiece that blends all the best about rock music and turns it into a new genre. There are no bad songs here. It's hard to find albums like this today where its all about two or three hits with the rest being filler. Drain You is one of my favorite songs as is Lithium and Polly, but most of the time, I play this all the way through. I highly recommend this music for any rock fan who really wants a complete collection. In fact, I'd recommend any Nirvana album, but to me this one is the most accessible for newcomers. Somewhat overproduced, yes, certainly over-reviewed, and hyped to the point of exhaustion, but don't let that stop you from missing Nevermind and an intense musical experience.Read full review
This is the album that started it all - popularizing grunge, idolizing Kurt Cobain, introducing Nirvana, and inserting underground Rock into mainstream pop culture. Its hard to believe the album's quality - if you aren't overly familiar with Nirvana, you might listen to this album and assume its their greatest hits CD - after all, just about all of the tracks are now considered modern classics. There are few albums that can be played from start to finished and enjoyed the entire way through. Moreover, there are few albums that can be listened to completely and be viewed as a single piece of art - with each of the tracks collaborating with the others. This album does both of those - masterfully. Nevermind earns status within my Top 10 albums list. If you don't own it - add to your collection now 1. Smells Like Teen Spirit 2. In Bloom 3. Come As You Are 4. Breed 5. Lithium 6. Polly 7. Territorial Pissings 8. Drain You 9. Lounge Act 10. Stay Away 11. On A Plain 12. Something In The WayRead full review
THIS IS MUSIC THAT DEFINED A GENERATION OF PEOPLE WHO HAD FEELINGS OF ANGST IN A PRIVILIDGED WORLD YES I KNOW THAT IS HYPOCRITICAL IT DEFINES ME. ONE OF THE GREATEST RECORDS OF ALL TIME ONE OF THE GREATEST BANS OF ALL TIME COBAINE HAD PROBLEMS, WE ALL DO, WE ALL HAVE SKELETONS IF YOU DIG AROUND.... I LOVE YOU KURT I REMEMBER A SHOW IN ALBANY NEW YORK. WHEN PEOPLE WERE COMPLAINING, COMPLAINING THAT THEY WOULD NOT PLAY SMELLS LIKE TEEN SPIRIT. KURT WALKED NEXT TO AN AMP AND PROCEEDED TO GIVE THE CROWD FEEDBACK, FEEDBACK FROM HIS GUITAR... SCREETCHING FEEDBACK... LOL... HE TOLD THE CROWD TO SHUT UP AND LIKE WHAT THEY PLAYED FOR THEM OR THATS WHAT THEY WERE GOING TO GET FOR THE NEXT HOUR AND A HALF... AFTER ALL KURT SAID, YOU PAID FOR IT. I LOVE NIRVANA I LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT YOU KURT WE ALL HAVE SKELETONS I HOPE YOU CAN NOW HAVE FUN AND LIVE WITHOUT PAIN AND THE CONSTANT BERAIDMENT YOU RECIEVED FROM BEING POPULAR. R.I.P. KURT WE ALL MISS YOU WE ALL LOVE YOU THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER YOURead full review
What is there to say about this album that noone knows yet? Nothing because this album is well deserving of the status that it has obtained. If you are one of the few people that haven't heard this ground-breaking disc, don't wait any longer. I can find at least one positive memory to associate each song on this album with. "Nevermind" will never be obsolete. Cobain changed everything and sadly he isn't around to rid the rock world once again of the pollution that is now on the radio. "Nevermind" is what a grunge-rock band, or even any type of band for that matter should be: Guitar, drums, bass, vocals. Stripped down, raw and unforgettable. Nothing on here is filler. R.I.P. Kurt
