Thats a good price for it

I wonder what bonus tracks are on the anniversery edition...

Ahhhh I probobly wont get it just cuz i have a bunch of live stuff already and the album heh

Its probobly why I haven't gotten the 2 live albums yet

It's also got like a 52-page booklet w/ a ton of photos in it...

I think id get the box set before the live stuff, I have most of the tracks from the box set but the box set's is better quality heh I think the Nirvana box has the 2 Greg Sage covers (finding the tribute albums they are on is hard heh)

When I was in college I wrote a paper on Kurt Cobain, I included a tape one side was their hits and the 2nd side was unreleased b-sides type stuff It was a good Nirvana mix

But Bleach is a good album

Love me some Nirvana.

Did any of you know that "Nirvana" was also the name of a British psychedelic band from the late '60s? I didn't either, till I ran across an entry about them in a book I'm reading about record collecting.





Faaaaaar....ouuuuuuut, maaaaaan.

Supposedly these guys sued the "other" Nirvana in 1992 over the rights to the name and they were eventually paid beaucoup bucks. They apparently continue to perform under the "Nirvana" name today.

Wiki sez this band recorded a version of Cobain's "Lithium" in the early 90s for a planned album of covers called "Nirvana Sings Nirvana" but the project was abandoned after Kurt's suicide, feeling that such a release would be in poor taste.

Yeah I had known about the british band from the 60s with the same name but never checked them out

Nirvana was a great band and your posting is a bunch rambling with no sense of logic or structure

What Manny said


speaking of Kurt Cobain did anyone see the bio thing on him on biography channel last night?

all ive done all week is play Nirvana all day long. go listen to the live at reading album. its heavy as stink.

i dont see why metal fans hate them so much. fair enough if you dont care for the music but saying they destroyed metal doesnt work for me. sure thrash was replaced by grunge as the underground rock genre of choice but thrash had peaked by then anyway

Never did like grunge or the Seattle scene in general at that time except for Alice in Chains. My main reason for this is that I had to find a different job within 2 months of " Smells Like Teen Spirit " hitting the radio. I was teaching about 50-60 guitar students a week and most of them decided it was no longer cool to practice and improve in terms of skill level since Nirvana could be famous and play 3 chords. It seemed to me like a return to the attitude of the late 70's- early 80s with the punk movement taking emphasis off technical playing ability and focusing on image and attitude. I don't hate them like I used to but it's still not my favorite thing.

DAMN!!! I knew I should have waited to get Nevermind...

http://www.slicingupeyeballs.com/2011/06/22/nirvana-nevermind-20th-anniversary-reissue/

I know what's going on my Christmas list...

I still love the Nevermind album, but I aint doing it, these record company bastards keep reissuing the same albums over and over and over ....

I was expecting something like this, which is partially why I haven't bothered to upgrade my old NEVERMIND cassette to CD yet.

I'd probably get the Anniversery edition of Nevermind depending on the price

Oh and about time they got an official website course that means when I re-edit my site for the new name and host i have to make sure i include the official site in the nirvana section