The best Nirvana album

[The Albanian]

Does anyone else ask this question ans then crying when someone doesn’t answer with Bleacj?

 

[Martin F]

Does anyone else ask this question ans then crying when someone doesn’t answer with Bleacj?

Never heard that one.

 

[Crayola-Kid]

Neverminj

 

[mickb2112]

Never heard that one.

Must be the Remix 2020 Redux version of Bleach or something???

 

[chunkyshanhawk53]

In Utero is my favourite by a distance

 

[The Albanian]

In Utero is my favourite by a distance

Very close second for me. All Aplogies is their best track

 

[chunkyshanhawk53]

Very close second for me. All Aplogies is their best track

Mine changes too often, but that’s up there

I’d probably go with Frances Farmer. I’ve heard Nevermind too many times.

 

[The Albanian]

Mine changes too often, but that’s up there

I’d probably go with Frances Farmer. I’ve heard Nevermind too many times.

have you read Serving The Servant? Very good insight and just below Sing Backward and Weep by Mark Lanegan in terms of impact

 

[chunkyshanhawk53]

have you read Serving The Servant? Very good insight and just below Sing Backward and Weep by Mark Lanegan in terms of impact

Don’t think so. Read a number back in the day, the Azzerad one springs to mind.

 

[daventry cat]

unplugged

 

[FlyingLotus]

In Utero. Love the Unplugged album though.

 

[The Albanian]

Don’t think so. Read a number back in the day, the Azzerad one springs to mind.

It’s a good read, although the writer is his former manager and blatantly sacrifices any form of counter point for preserving an image.

and tangentially, Lanegan’s bio is 100% worth a read. Profoundly sad and Genuinely funny in equal parts, but with Bukowski-like realism and a total assassination of Liam Gallagher thrown in

 

[chunkyshanhawk53]

It’s a good read, although the writer is his former manager and blatantly sacrifices any form of counter point for preserving an image.

and tangentially, Lanegan’s bio is 100% worth a read. Profoundly sad and Genuinely funny in equal parts, but with Bukowski-like realism and a total assassination of Liam Gallagher thrown in

Yeah. Read that a couple of weeks ago, was excellent

on Jeff Tweedy now

 

[The Albanian]

unplugged

In Utero. Love the Unplugged album though.

unpluggeddoesn’t count - an amazing album (I’m a huge Bowie fan but kurt overshadowed him with that cover) but live recordings don’t carry weight here.

 

[daventry cat]

unpluggeddoesn’t count - an amazing album (I’m a huge Bowie fan but kurt overshadowed him with that cover) but live recordings don’t carry weight here.

i care little for your rules

 

[The Albanian]

Yeah. Read that a couple of weeks ago, was excellent

on Jeff Tweedy now

You rest Lanegan? Was blown away by how relatable it was considering this was a musician who classed feasts like Kirt and Homme as confientds. Really holds a magnifying glass on someone’s own addictions

 

[Arkle]

I'm in the In Utero camp. Played Nevermind to death when it came out but, because of that, it became overly familiar.

 

[ErichZann]

All 3 are equally great

 

[chunkyshanhawk53]

You rest Lanegan? Was blown away by how relatable it was considering this was a musician who classed feasts like Kirt and Homme as confientds. Really holds a magnifying glass on someone’s own addictions

Read you mean? Yes. He’s an interesting bloke. Never saw the Trees but saw him with Isobel Campbell a few years ago.

 

[The Albanian]

i care little for your rules

I think even kurt would have struggled to rebel against rules that meant the big luminescent bingo Highlighter of pink stopped someone from calling house on his life