MTV Unplugged in New York [Vinyl]

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This Album is the most amazing brilliant spectacular thing ive ever hear, and its not about the technical asspect of music its about the passion, and id be damned if it doesnt feel like kurt gave you every thing he had and then some.

Alright children Nirvana is good, but to say they are immortalized, come on. Now yes the acoustic setting helps aid the nirvana songs ease of listening and yeah dave grohl is very talented but to go as far to talk kurt cobain up like some kind of figure, come on now. The album is good if you like nirvana if not just download the select songs because for a whole album purchase id say it doesnt rank among alot of albums out there.

However, after this came out I instantly aware that they would never work on another album, and I would miss them.This was a vast departure from their normal electric, grinding, caterwauling vocals. I was a huge fan of the Seattle sound. On each track it becomes more apparent that these "slackers from the northwest" were true musicians. I was more of a Pearl Jam fan, but I still liked Nirvana.

This starts out slow and mellow and morphs into a screaming, begging inquisition. Then in fall of 1994 this monumental work was released. After Kurt passed in spring of 1994, I really didn't think I would miss the band. Yep, I came of age during grunge rock. "The Man Who Sold the World", "About a Girl", and "All Apologies" Are terrific. But the final work is amazing.

And Cobains raspy vocals lend an emotion rarely seen in the teen angst movement in the late 90's.My favorite track is "Where Did You Sleep Last Night." A cover of an old Ledbelly(). song.

Then there is "Pennyroyal Tea" a song that gives a brief look into the debilitating stomach ailment that ultimately helped him justify his heroin addiction as a way to cope with the pain.Anyway, this is one of those "must have albums". I even wore flannel shirts everywhere, all the time.

A terrific song to crank in the car and bellow along with. Here we have the three main members, with a few on the spot musicians to round out the sound.

This was from the wildly popular MTV Unplugged series, but Nirvana, being the mavericks that they were, snuck in a few electric guitars. The rest of the tracks are all stripped down, subdued and stunning.

I have listened to it many, if not hundreds of, times.T

This is one of my top 10 all-time favorite albums. My parents hate grunge, alternative music but this is one album we can all listen to together. Everybody should have this album in their collection. You don't even have to be a huge fan of Nirvana to know this music was in a special moment in time when the MTV Unplugged session took place. And I've listened to other bands in the MTV Unplugged sessions and nobody has even come close since Nirvana. A must, must, must own.

Best MTV unplugged album made. Proved Nirvana could do a lot more then just play grunge. "Where Did You Sleep Last Night" and "The Man Who Sold The World" are covers that in my opinion are better then even the originals. Great album, not a single song I would skip over.