nevermind the hype...

Most people reading this already owns this CD anyways, but I'm going to say my bit anyways. This album is notorious for what it did to the music industry within months of its release: it not only helped kill off the stagnant and already-dying 80's metal scene, but it pushed everything prepackaged and inherently processed aside (it started Michael Jackson's sales decline), and for that I absolutely love this album. Plus, if not for Nirvana, I probably wouldn't have discovered Soundgarden or Alice In Chains until much later, and considering my personal life in 1992, I dread to think of what other musical choices I had to listen to back then.

we will never forget you kurt

this cd is one of the greatest cds ever made. i grew up listening to this cd and still it amazes me. kurt cobain was such a talented artist...its a shame hes gone. but he still lives on through his music. this cd will go down in history as one of the greatest cd ever made, make no mistake. so if you want to listen to some real, heartfelt music. pick this up you wont regret it.

1992

It has been 12 years after the death of Kurt Cobain. So attention, Nirvana elitists. Did you get that the first time? Let me repeat myself. Kurt Cobain has been dead for 12 years. Okay. Now that you understand that...GET OVER IT. He is dead!!! Okay, he shot himself in the head and killed himself with a shotgun. He isn't on an island somewhere, or living in a basement in Los Angeles somewhere. He is dead. So, when you Nirvana elitists grow up and realize that this drug-infested hack was not a genius, and that he is in the dirt being eaten by a bunch of worms, then I will forgive you for all your sins since the death of Kurt in 1994. Look. He was the most overrated guitarist in history. "Rolling Stone" magazine said that he was #12 on the list of greatest guitarists of all-time. When I saw that, I wanted to get a shotgun and blow MY head off, or maybe everybody at Rolling Stone HQ! How could you think that this guy was a genius?