Nevermind by Nirvana (USA)

Review: In 1992 Nirvana relesed The record which would launch them into stardum, and ultimetly lead to the suicide of Kurt Cobain. I have never in all my days heard a cd that all the songs were acctualy good and made me want to listen to them over and over...

Review: In 1991, Kurt Cobain, David Grohl, and Krist Noveselic, also known as Nirvana, burst onto the music scene with their album "Nevermind." With its controversial cover and angry songs, especially Generation X's anthem "Smells Like Teen Spirit,"...

The Bottom Line: Grunge at its best. If you haven't heard this cd yet, go out and get it now! You won't be disappointed.

Review: This has to be one the most influential albums I've listened to, let alone most influential bands I've ever known.

The album starts off with that 'oh so familiar' guitar riff. You guessed it, "Smells Like Teen Spirit." The song is very...

The Bottom Line: Believe the hype; Nevermind is an early nineties classic, although it isn't the group's best effort by any stretch of the imagination

Review: It's easy in retrospect to find reasons for Nevermind's huge worldwide success: Kurt Cobain's vaguely nihilistic lyrics struck a chord with American youth, dubbed as the "Generation X" and disenchanted after years of Reagan-ism / Thatcher-ism...

The Bottom Line: Nevermind is a must have for any rock fan. It is an excellent album and very hard to find faults in it if you enjoy their type of music.

Review: Few people have not heard of Nevermind during it's 10 years since being releasd. Before the release of this landmark album the mainstream music scene was dominated by light dance pop like Madonna and Michael Jackson, or sleazy hair metal bands like...

The Bottom Line: Living without this album is like living without the sun-Impossible.

Review: Nevermind is one of those quintessential albums that without your life is meaningless. It's awesome. From the most well known guitar riff of the 1990s, to the song that is entirely built on a lie, this album is great.
Released in 1991,...

The Bottom Line: this cd is awesome, just dont buy it for grandma.

Review: This cd is one of my all time favorites. It was realesed in September of 1991 and I think that this is Nirvana at its peak. It has a song for every mood, whether you be angry, sad, in love, or merely feeling a little rebellious. Track one is Nirvana...

The Bottom Line: Nirvana is one of the most influential bands of the 90's.

Review: Nirvana... this band has a place right next to The Beatles, The Who, The Beach Boys, and all other major influential rock bands. Nirvana changed rock, in such a way that it was never the same again. Kurt Cobain the front man of this grunge band,...

The Bottom Line: A superb, powerful album recommended to everyone who likes rock music.

Review: Nirvana are a band that will always be remembered. Not only because the lead singer, Kurt Cobain, killed himself, but also because their music was so passionate, meaningful, and influential. They founded grunge with their first album, Bleach, and...

Review: Ahh... the new classic. Any punk band/music lover owns and worships this CD. In my opinion and many other peoples, this is Nirvana's best CD. With powerful, meaningful lyrics from the late, great songwriter and guitarist; Kurt Cobain. This CD...