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Title: arguably the best Nirvana album
Review: Nirvana is NOT a band that's about being pre-packaged or polished, so it's in an acoustic setting that their talent really shows. Kurt's characteristic grumble is accentuated throughout the album giving the whole thing a more personal feel to it. There are many good tracks from previous cds, but my personal favorites are the way Nirvana covers Jesus Doesn't Want Me For A Sunbeam by the Vasolines and my personal favorites The Man Who Sold the World by David Bowie and Where Did You Sleep Last Night by legendary bluesman, Leadbelly. The best tracks from Nirvana's stuff are Come As You Are, Polly, Dumb, and the lamenting Something in the Way. This album is beautifully constructed and the performances well-executed, the only low part in my opinion, is Plateau, which features Kurt screeching "Sitting on the top with a bucket and a mop and an illustrated book about birds". But I highly recomend the cd otherwise.
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