I'll start this off by saying if it wasn't for Nevermind, In Utero or Unplugged I wouldn't be sitting on this computer writing this review right now (obviously) but it has inspired me to make my own band and heavy metal at that. Nirvana doesn't just inspire grunge and punk, it can inspire even metal. If it wasn't for "Smells like Teen Spirit" and "Come as you Are" I would probably still like rap. Thank god for Nirvana, they single handedly saved rock when hairmetal bands like Guns N' Roses were about to break up and Metallica's last great album wasn't a huge hit anymore. Right, this is probably the greatest acoustic performance that I've evr heard, it shows a whole other side to Kurt Cobain and co. At first I thought they were just raw, dirty grunge hard rockers that made damn good music but now I see that they can have tenderness in their music. Kurt was a great guy and its very depressing to know that he's gone and it sucks to know that the only way I'll see him soon is to commit suicide (I won't though and neither should you). The best songs on the album are "All Apologies" and "The Man Who Sold the World" by David Bowie. I always listen to this album every day and although it can make you sad it also shows you that the world needs Kurt (or at least someone like him) to once again lead rock to its glorious age like in the early ninties and mid seventies. Get this album even if you are not a fan of Nirvana, since it will prove to you just how talented they really are.

  PS: Did anyone kick off AFI K. James yet? If not please do soon because...

1. He hates people who don't agree with him.

2. He thinks the world revolves around him.

3. He doesn't deserve to live.
I'll start this off by saying if it wasn't for Nevermind, In Utero or Unplugged I wouldn't be sitting on this computer writing this review right now (obviously) but it has inspired me to make my own band and heavy metal at that. Nirvana doesn't just inspire grunge and punk, it can inspire even metal. If it wasn't for "Smells like Teen Spirit" and "Come as you Are" I would probably still like rap. Thank god for Nirvana, they single handedly saved rock when hairmetal bands like Guns N' Roses were about to break up and Metallica's last great album wasn't a huge hit anymore. Right, this is probably the greatest acoustic performance that I've evr heard, it shows a whole other side to Kurt Cobain and co. At first I thought they were just raw, dirty grunge hard rockers that made damn good music but now I see that they can have tenderness in their music. Kurt was a great guy and its very depressing to know that he's gone and it sucks to know that the only way I'll see him soon is to commit suicide (I won't though and neither should you). The best songs on the album are "All Apologies" and "The Man Who Sold the World" by David Bowie. I always listen to this album every day and although it can make you sad it also shows you that the world needs Kurt (or at least someone like him) to once again lead rock to its glorious age like in the early ninties and mid seventies. Get this album even if you are not a fan of Nirvana, since it will prove to you just how talented they really are. PS: Did anyone kick off AFI K. James yet? If not please do soon because... 1. He hates people who don't agree with him. 2. He thinks the world revolves around him. 3. He doesn't deserve to live.