Dive into my CD player (Incesticide - Nirvana)

Member Name: Smerin

Product:	Incesticide - Nirvana
Date:	10/12/00 (120 review reads)
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Advantages: new wave polly

Disadvantages: the lyrics in the CD cover would be handy...

This has got to be one of my favourite ‘albums’ by the band that is no longer.
However, this is not actually an ‘album’. Incesticide is made up of rare tracks by Nirvana, and b-sides.

“Inside Incesticide: rare B-sides, BBC sessions, original demo recordings, out-takes, stuff never before available” as it states on the sticker on the c.d.-case.

From this you may be able to tell that you get your moneys worth, even if you are not a manic Nirvana fan, and it is the same price as a normal album today.
It was released in 1997 and has the maddest album cover that I think that Nirvana ever had…and, yes, that does include a swimming baby chasing after money. The picture was drawn and painted by the man himself, ‘Kurdt Kobain’, and this shows you that he had more talent than just a fantastic voice, playing guitar like a God and thinking up the deepest lyrics.
The ‘album’ includes a fantastic version of Polly like you have never heard before. It is called ‘new wave Polly’ and is played faster than the original, which makes it sound even better, AND you can still make out the lyrics!
Also on the album is:
Dive, Sliver, Stain, Been a son, Turnaround, Molly’s lips, Son of a gun, Beeswax, Downer, Mexican Seafood, Hairspray Queen, Big Long Now and Aneurysm.

I love Son of a gun, which is also fast and mental, and there are a couple of songs that you just can’t work out the lyrics to, however hard you try.
Also, if you are looking for a song to chill to, just turn on Molly’s lips. I find this song really ‘pretty’ and love it to bits.
Although this is not officially an album it is fantastic, and gives you everything you need in one. It’s up beat, but mellow. You can sing along, you can chill and you can go mental with it. Definitely not a ‘downer’.

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