All Artists: Nirvana Title: Nevermind Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Universal Japan Release Date: 12/15/2007 Album Type: Import Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock Style: Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Nirvana Nevermind Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock |
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CD ReviewsOne of the Best Albums of All Time! Frederick Baptist | Singapore | 02/24/2008 (5 out of 5 stars) "I've already started seeing on more recent best of albums lists compiled by renowned music critics where this album is among the top 10 albums of all time along with albums by the Stones and the Beatles and I for one am not surprised. This album is synonymous with an entire genre that it helped to create and with Kurt Cobain's demise, the demise of grunge was quick to follow. The man despite his attempts at escaping the fact was a musical genius. Many musicians, myself included, would have loved to have his great sense of melody and intuitive knowledge of how best to use dynamics i.e. the alternation of loud and harsh with slow and soft to create maximum aural impact. Kurt had a great songwriting gift and he was able to put all the angst and frustrations he felt so eloquently down on track after track on this album.
This version of the album is a treat for fans as it comes in a mini-lp replica sleeve a.k.a. mlps design which although isn't the best I've seen however contains a bizarre mini 2008 calendar covering just the months of March and April, an inner sleeve that faithfully represents the original lp design and a booklet of 12 pages containing all the lyrics in both English and Japanese. Most importantly, the sound quality is very good as well and there is a bit of a surprise on the last track which is actually more than 20 minutes long as after a long pause at the end of "Something in the Way" we get a few minutes of outtakes with Kurt going even more mental than anything you've heard on any of the earlier tracks which I thought was interesting. This is a must have album for any self respecting music lover's cd library and is destined to become consistently recognised as an all-time classic album. Very highly recommended." |