Nevermind - Nirvana Reviews

Nirvana are a heavy grunge band hailing from Seattle who release their debut album, Nevermind, in 1991 and by the late nineties they had basically taken over the world. As heavy rock music started to rear it's beautiful head back into the underground, grunge rock began to take over and Nirvana were at the forefront of that whole scene. Nevermind ...  Read the complete review

Nirvana are often considered an overnight success story, but anyone who has read Charles Cross' book of Kurt Cobain will know that by the time Nevermind was released and launched them to worldwide fame, they had been touring for years and had built up a fantastic reputation on the Seattle scene as the kings of grunge music. Nevermind is ...  Read the complete review

had been born in 1992 a period following the release of this album. I never really knew Nirvana. I do not know why but the band had never came to my attention until about a week ago a friend mentioned it to me, he was saying how good they were and was joking for the fact that I had never listened to them I decided that I should listen to one of ...  Read the complete review

Nevermind is a vital album for any grunge fan in as much as it represents a zeitgeist and a slice of pop culture - the iconography contained within each song is reflective of the 1990s music in general, and of course of the furore that Kurt Cobain and his bandmates started, influencing bands including Soundgarden and Pearl Jam. This album was ...  Read the complete review

The cover to this album is probably one of the most recognisable in the world of music and this is a classic album from the kings of grunge rock Nirvana. There is some debate over whether if the lead singer Kurt Cobain had not tried to ingest a shotgun this band would have been as widely regarded as their music is now however ths album is the ...  Read the complete review

Well, after receiving a crown from out of nowhere for my Maximo Park review (oh, feel free to read it!), I decided it was time to bust out another music review...as it seems to be more of a forte than random groceries found around the house!! So this ladies and gentlemen, is the cult album of Nevermind by Nirvana. For those completely ...  Read the complete review

Without a doubt, one of the greatest albums of all time. From those first iconic two bars of 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' to the closing drone on 'Something in the Way' this album is fantastic all the way through. it was ther eason i picked up the guitar and the reason i like the music i do today. The production on thsi record is excellent and worth ...  Read the complete review

Never mind was the second studio album released by the rock band nirvana, and was also to become probably their best known album as well and an album that they would never really top. The album starts off with the bands biggest song, and most well known song today, smells like teen spirit. it's a great song I feel for its change in ...  Read the complete review

Nevermind by Nirvana is the second album that was released by the band and it really is exceptional! It was released in October 2001 and has acheieved being 10 times Platinum, which really shows its popularity. I bought this CD for £9 from HMV but you can now get it for £5 from Amazon which really is a great deal. This really is an excellent ...  Read the complete review

This album will never get old, a bit like the legacy of Kurt Cobain himself. Nirvana were the beginning of grunge, a massive genre that would shape the music from the 90's onwards. Most bands these daysd have Nirvana as an influence as they were the voice of the angry teenager and still are to many today. I can say that Nirvana are my favorite ...  Read the complete review

Prologue No other album had such a great impact on my life like 'Nevermind'. It somehow marked the final stage of my quest regarding 'the perfect music' for me. I was 14 when I first listened to this album and even now I'm blown away as much as I was the first time. Although this happened in 2004, somehow I've always been ...  Read the complete review

Listening to Nirvana's second album for the umpteenth time, it's hard to imagine that this little baby of an album is nearly 18 years old. Hard to imagine partly due to the fact because it still has a fresh and unique sound that many have tried to imitate but few have achieved and partly because, as an album that is only just entering it's adult ...  Read the complete review

Nevermind - nirvana The great thing about the album "nevermind" by nirvana is that every song has an unbelievable jagged edge to it,. The three members of Nirvana are front man (singer\songwriter) kurt Cobain, dave grohl (drummer) and krist noveselic (guitar). Kurt also plays the guitar throughout all songs aswell as singing ...  Read the complete review

**THE BAND** Nirvana were an American grunge band from Washington, USA who formed back in 1987. This band were one of the first to bring the grunge era to the world and have sold willions of albums worldwide despite no longer recording after the death of founder Kurt Cobain in 1994. The band seem to have gained more and more poularity with ...  Read the complete review

Another of those iconic albums and a "must have" in any CD collection. Everything is so well known about this album, the songs on it, the artwork on the cover and the lead singer Kurt Cobain himself. In some ways perhaps it is a shame that this album was so good and so sucessful. If Nirvana hadn't exploded onto the scene in ...  Read the complete review

I'm not fond of the polished production of Nevermind. I'm fine with the vocal harmonies (as ever) but there's perhaps a bit much of the phaser/flanger/whatever/never mind - prefer to hear the guitars without such effects (or at least stripped down?). In 'Come As You Are' it's not so bad, but in three chord fast thrash 'Territorial Pissings' it ...  Read the complete review

Nirvana quickly became the biggest band on the planet for a short spell fter the release of the album. The iconic artwork perfectly summaries the often sarcastic worldview that frontman Kurt Cobain had. The songs themselves can only be described as awesome. The music is classed as grunge which suggests downtuned guitars and scream ...  Read the complete review

Nirvana's groundbreaking second album, Nevermind, features one of the most influential and controversial album covers in history and also one of the most popular pop-grunge anthems ever to have been released - Smells Like Teen Spirit. On top of that, Come As You Are, Lithium, In Bloom and Something in the Way are all featured on this ...  Read the complete review

The soundtrack of an entire generation. Not a single bad track on the entire album. From the love story told in Drain You to the violent fervor of Territorial Pissings to the more mainstream Smells Like Teen Spirit, Come As You Are, and Lithium this is a true modern day masterpiece. There will never be another Nirvana and will definately never be ...  Read the complete review

Nevermind by Nirvana (1991) On the one hand this was the first record of the 1990s to be canonised by the baby boomer generation of rock critics, and on the other hand, it can be difficult to separate the music from the mythology, ever since St. Kurt's ascension into the pantheon of Dead Rock Stars. One - Smells Like Teen ...  Read the complete review