Let's settle this, which is the best Nirvana album?
>tfw Kurt was murdered before he could record his Magnum Opus
Let's settle this, which is the best Nirvana album?
Caleb Edwards
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Jeremiah Young
In utero
Daniel Brooks
Any of them other than Nevermind
Dominic Davis
Nevermind it's not even close
Aaron King
Bleach.
Jack Nelson
In Utero > Bleach > Nevermind > Incesticide.
i still like Incesticide tho.
Tyler Ross
Muddy Banks
Tyler Martinez
In utero and Unplugged >>> Anything else
Nicholas Jackson
in utero
Wyatt Nguyen
/thread
Jose Myers
In Utero > Unplugged > Nevermind > Incesticide > Bleach
Dominic Bell
Bleach would be the best Nirvana album but the drumming and guitar tone are not great
Nevermind is too overproduced and the songs are mostly boring
In Utero has a great guitar sound and some really nice tracks but also some boring tracks like Nevermind
Incesticide is obviously inconsistent but Aneurysm is the best thing Nirvana ever recorded
Unplugged is completely uninteresting
Muddy Banks is a better live album but meh
Hard to say which is best
Julian Rodriguez
correct
Justin Rivera
This
Henry Brown
"Nevermind is overproduced" is such a meme reply.
Elijah Gonzalez
this
Aiden Morales
or it's someone's actual opinion and you're a dumbass who thinks everything is a meme
Benjamin Wright
In Utero
Jordan Ross
IS THERE
Anthony Rivera
ANOTHER
Ethan Smith
REASON
Josiah Morris
Tfw the telecaster pickguard is a vinyl record
Luke Phillips
FOR YER STAIN?
Luis Ross
COULD YOU
Joshua Gomez
I'm sick of this. Kurt was an overrated hack. So many better musicians/ bands from that era/ location. Fuck Kurt Cobain. Just an asshole who took himself too seriously, couldn't take a joke, and couldn't "stand to be humiliated". Get over yourself, faggot.
Eli Watson
>STAIN
WELL HE NEVER BLEEDS
Alexander Thompson
AND HE NEVER FUCKS
Robert Barnes
Unplugged. It bypasses a lot of the angst and hits home.
Aaron Torres
Do Re Mi is the best thing Kurt ever wrote, an album of stuff like that would be 10/10
Eli Garcia
the only true answer
Christian Torres
it's literally completely wrong unless you are a massive pleb
Thomas Sullivan
But what about the distortion and feedback perfectly executed
Jason Walker
without a doubt
Eli Young
nevermind is underrated
Camden Young
this
Bentley Hall
> Bleach: Melvins/Mudhoney inspired, late 80's 'grunge'. Nothing too outstanding compared to other albums in the context of the times.
Best tracks are 'About a Girl' and 'Scoff'.
> Nevermind: Changed rock music forever in that he totally destroyed it. Everything that can be said about this album has been said. Best tracks are 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' (objectively their best song), 'Something in the Way', 'Lithium and "Territorial Pissings'.
> In Utero: Last and best album they made. Mostly noise rock but there's some gems in there. Best tracks are 'All Apologies' and 'Scentless Apprentice'.
> Unplugged: Probably the Nirvana album I have listened to the most. Great set list and killer execution considering it's live. I think it drags AiC's Unplugged album across the floor. Best tracks are 'Oh, Me', 'All Apologies', 'Dumb' and 'Where Did You Sleep Last Night".
> Muddy Banks: Shit album really. Just Courtney's way of cashing the Nirvana cow even more. There are loads of live better performances of the songs that are on the album. Best track is "Spank Thru" (that solo is incredible).
> Incesticide: Contrarian's choice. 'Aneurysm' isn't that good, 'Dive' is miles better. Check out the live versions of 'Son of a Gun' Nirvana did. Best tracks are 'Dive', 'Molly's Lips', 'Mexican Seafood' and 'Aero Zeppelin'.
Objectively, their best album is 'Nevermind' but 'In Utero' is GOAT.
Also, OP is right. Kurt's next album would've been incredible.
John Thomas
The aesthetic Nirvana was going for did not align with the glossy cash-in of Nevermind. Cobain hit his stride with Unplugged and In Utero. Sucks he would never fully explore his full potential.
I firmly believe that if Cobain hadn't killed himself, Nirvana would have a few more classics under it's belt and Nevermind wouldn't be held in such regard.
Eli Powell
YOU COULD DO ANYTHING
YOU COULD DO ANYTHING
YOU COULD DO ANYTHING
YOU COULD DO ANYTHING
Adrian Wright
Wyatt Cooper
>Sucks he would never fully explore his full potential.
he did
Brayden Evans
MTV Unplugged is my favorite desu.
Christopher Turner
This is the only good thing that came from Nirvana youtube.com
Jace Wright
Imo......
Unplugged > in Utero > Nevermind > Bleach = Wishka = Incesticide
Kayden Jackson
Bleach, Insecticide, all b-sides, demo/session recording and all those lives and bootlegs from this times before 1992. Seriously, they all fucking great. That was his truly input in his music and "grunge" culture. Then it's just become a circle. Cobain starts to make fun of teens and journalists which was very cheap method desu. Even his biography becomes hard to read. After 1992 Kurt were just standing still bc of drug addiction. It's just not healthy to listen guy who sings like he wants to die.
Ian Hall
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that was fast
Parker Bell
This.
Alexander Kelly
more like an hero
Josiah Miller
unplugged isn't that good
Asher Ortiz
honestly, their three studio albums, unplugged, and Incesticide are all pretty essential.
That said, in terms of personal preference, at least for me it's:
In Utero = Incesticide > Unplugged > Nevermind > Bleach
but if somebody literally reversed that order, I wouldn't mind because they're all decent albums, and I'm not even a big Nirvana person
Jace Barnes
Was Kurt a good lyricist, Sup Forums?
Xavier Taylor
I honestly don't know how to answer that... he was a great songwriter, but when it comes to his actual lyrics my favorite songs are the ones where he repeats things like "Grandma take me home" and "NO RECESS!"
Jaxson Williams
My favourite lyrics of his are the ones I misheard.