Loved your summation... "Pretty good." Personally, it meant the world to me, but I guess you had to be there. Just great to see youngsters listening to the classics and appreciating them.

Nope, there's nothing wrong with your turntable. Those AT-LP60 turntables spin a small amount faster than most records are supposed to and there's no way to adjust the speed. It's just how they are, and I know this because I had one as a beginner turntable years ago and I've heard other ones many times.

Jesus, I thought so. It’s a little sped up. No worries, buddy.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mpmAl7Zju56uqmQ.html You can easily adjust the speed of an LP60

slightly is generous

literally. Watched that part n said to myself “he’ll get there”

Yea that’s actually one of my fav songs by them

10000000000000% agree

lounge act is my favourite nirvana song along with serve the servants so i was disappointed that he didnt like it but you're right its definitely one that grows on you

@@urrockstargf111 100%, those are some of my favorites too

Yes I agree but incesticide is in my opinion even closer to the style of nevermind, while in utero is imo close to bleach

In Utero is my favorite album of all time and Nirvana isn’t even my favorite band. I fucking love that record.

not necessarily. very different album. in utero is way less poppy, more experimental.

@@turdle2080 yeah it’s different, but I feel what makes Nevermind so good is still present in In Utero. I don’t really know how to explain it. It’s kinda like Ok Computer and Kid A by Radiohead

And bleach

Nevermind has a hidden track titled "Endless Nameless" it follows ten minutes of silence at the end of most "pressings" it was mistakenly left off the first "pressing".

@@anthonyv6962 Ah - that would explain why I don't have it. I've still got the Nevermind CD I bought when the album was first released. I do have a copy on vinyl, too, but I bought that much later.

A lot of gen z loves nirvana, however as a gen z myself I somehow didn’t hear about them until a year ago, so I myself am a newer fan. It’s still very common now for teens to wear nirvana t shirts and know who the band is, but some are still unfamiliar. I’d say gen x is probably the most familiar with nirvana since they’d be young adults or maybe older teens when they were popular, so it makes sense that gen z would like nirvana too, since some of gen x is parents to gen z. My point being, classics still live on, and the younger generation can still appreciate Nirvana as well as even older classics.

@@user-xx3hc1io oh please, don’t gatekeep fucking music. I can enjoy whatever the fuck I want. I don’t like the pop style now. Not because it’s new, just because it’s simply not my thing. I really really love classic rock and always have ever since I could speak. This isn’t some act as you imply, I have a genuine love for music. Also, not all gen z are little kids. I’m an older gen z. “Get your own music” dude, you don’t own music just because you lived through its creation. I’m not “pretending” I know what I’m talking about, im genuinely fascinated by music and have every right to speak on it. You should be glad that music still lives on into other generations. Also, it’s not like I can’t learn about the music and stories behind it. It’s not hard to find information on that. I’ve been raised on classic rock. This IS my music taste. None of us are different for liking this music, so so many still love classic rock and you should be glad they do! Let me love what I love! I can understand a damn song without being around when it was released. I adore 70s music…it’s quite simple and easy to find further information on the music and understand the story. I never claimed to live through it or whatever, and I don’t need to in order to enjoy it. Again, I was literally discussing how IVE lived through it and how my generation has, so I never claimed to know what the music was like when it first came out. It’s true that the majority of gen z is aware of nirvana…there insanely famous. All I said was that I appreciate classic rock. And it is true that gen x was the main demographic for that sort of music in the 80s and 90s. I didn’t pretend to know anything, I was saying how much I appreciate how music lives on. Just because I’m younger than you doesn’t mean I’m stupid- you understand how a generation works right? There’s multiple ages in one generation. It’s literally a fact that the majority of nirvanas first fans are gen x. So I don’t know why your so pressed when I was expressing my appreciation for classic rock. This IS my music, I love it too. I’m not a kid, im an older gen z. So. Even if I was a kid….kids can still enjoy older music. I’m well familiar with this music, seeing as I was raised on it!

@@user-xx3hc1io that’s not even a new internet term. I’m allowed to like whatever the fuck I want. I was raised on classic rock, you don’t own music. Be glad it lives on. You’re so immature to be pissed at someone for liking something. It’s weird that you, a grown ass adult, is wasting his time away on KZfaq just because a younger generation likes old music too. Maybe read my entire comment before pretending you know everything. And, I’m not even a kid. Gen z isn’t entirely kids. It’s mainly teens and young adults, maybe still a few tweens. It’s actually around 9-24 year olds, so no, I’m not a kid just because I’m gen z.I understand classic rock considering I took the time to research the artists I enjoy and I took the time to listen. Again, why try to “hog” music? It’s out there for everyone to enjoy. You, a grown man, should be able to grasp that. To me, you just sound salty that you’re old.

Same! 13 in 1991 when it came out. Absolutely my favorite band of all time. They inspired me to pick up my first guitar.

I've probably heard some of their songs without realizing it, but I've never sat down to listen to a whole album.

He said album, not music. There's lot of bands that I'm a fan of that I've never heard all their albums

Love that all three songs have the same melody but each are completely unique and great pieces of work

yes my favorite album!!!

Nirvana is the only good band their rock not grunge

@@RaymoneMercury I disagree. Layne Stayle was a much better vocalist and Jerry Cantrell was also amazing.

@RaymoneMercury man a lot of you Nirvana fans are unbearable

I'm a huge NIRVANA fan......my 9 year old son is named Kurt cobain

There’s also great classics from even older generations. Somehow, I didn’t get into nirvana until about a year ago, because my situation was almost opposite- I was listening to music a lot older than my generation, from 60s, 70s, 80s, and even the occasional 50s. Until I discovered nirvana, ( somehow I was oblivious to them before even tho they are insanely famous lol) I was somehow not aware of how good some 90s rock can be, lol. Unfortunately I still don’t like a lot of current music. I feel like it’s lost it’s charm.

​@@livvyyyyyyyyyyy current music sucks, you're not alone 🤣

@@Onlyspaceman at least a lot of mainstream stuff, I agree. I think it’s because rock in roll is unfortunately kinda dead and music is overly mixed and produced now. Ik there are some decent musicians that make music today, they just aren’t as known and are a lot harder to find.

yeah it sounds so good

huh

what are the others?

@@funman420lover69 mhh..maybe: Sgt. Pepper..., Dark Side of the Moon (even if is not my PF favorite), Led Zeppelin IV, Paranoid, The Wall, Ok Computer, TPAB. They are not necessary "the perfect" albums, but they are game changer for sure.

BLEACH is an incredible record, Chad Channing was the drummer then- he actually wrote a lot of the iconic drum tracks for NEVERMIND, But left the band before they recorded it in 91. Dale Crover from MELVINS also played a few drum tracks in BLEACH , a 1989 gem.

nope never

@@DAVECHERaint no way

@@DAVECHER that's kinda crazy lol. I wouldn't say that I have a vast knowledge of music, but even I've known those songs for years. Even during the long ass period where I exclusively listened to music from sonic games lol. Glad you finally got around to hearing them though

Not on the vinyl that he has it’s only on the internet and on the first 1000 (I think) vinyl and cds but yeah

I had Nevermind playing on my cd player years ago when I first was trying to get into Nirvana and Something In The Way finished and I was just playing my PS4 so I didn't notice that the track was still playing and 10 minutes later Endless Nameless plays and it scared the shit out of me

nah I didn't do any pitching. It must be the vinyl.

@@DAVECHERit could also be your turntable, may need adjusting, I doubt the vinyl itself would be the wrong pitch

oldhead vibes

@@DAVECHERhe’s right tho

Bro, I was 14 when this album came out so I'm not a Gen Z but he isn't wrong. Kurt's lyrics are very repetitive

It’s the other way around, some of the first pressings removed it by accident. I think it was something around 20,000 didn’t have it because of a mix up with the mastering engineer.

What do you mean by weakest?

I'm not sure if its their weakest but I think they would probably say it least represents them musically. It's production is incredibly polished and it's an incredible piece of work. However it's not down and dirty Nirvana. I really like Nirvana Live at the Paramount it's on KZfaq. Recorded five weeks after the release of Nevermind, the footage is taken from the only Nirvana show to be shot on 16 mm film. So its high quality and visually pleasing.

Delusion. You’ve just heard the songs too much, that’s a sign of a timeless album. If Teen Spirit or Lithium weren’t popular, Nirvana fans would rave about how brilliant they were.

I'm not saying it's a terrible album, if not for Nevermind I never would've become obsessed with them at age 9. But after a decade of listening to them nonstop and collecting every bootleg cassette, VHS, etc., revisiting them in my 20s, and then yet again in my 30s, Nevermind fails to hold my attention as much as the rest of their output. It's not about overhearing the songs either. I've heard About a Girl, Heart-Shaped Box, their version of Lake of Fire just as much as Nevermind's hits. It's like another commenter said, it's too polished and doesn't represent them as well as literally everything else they released. Kurt himself later said he was embarrassed by it, calling it "more like a Motley Crue album than a punk record" and that the production turned out way too clean and radio friendly for his liking. I don't hate the songs on Nevermind, just these versions of them. I'll take any of them featured on Unplugged, Live at the Muddy Banks of the Wishkah or even the demo versions on With the Lights Out any day over their Nevermind counterparts.

That ain’t no hot take

May are saying In Utero is better (trying to be cool) but it didin't sell as well. Even Kurt admited Nevermind was better

@@astrozoo "trying to be cool" lmao, I personally liked it better than nvm. Not trying to be cool or whatever, plus sales mean shit regardless of quality in music and everything else as far as I am concerned.

@@Agostoic Sales is the objective measure. Everything else here is opinion

@@astrozoo LMAO! Cool story.

Oh hi!

@@weirdman5215 hahaha hi man how are you?

@@francogallinacimaglia8802 Good, never thought I'd see you here lol

^ would love to see his reactions of afd and smash

it wasn't on the vinyl

@@DAVECHER oh, there's no Endless, Nameless on vinyl? I didn't know.

@@marcusbas.tos883nope, I bought a copy a few weeks ago and was a little bummed about it since that’s my favorite track. It’s so challenging and never something I’d expect from a mainstream album

His copy looks like a 2023 reissue pressed in Pallas but without the sticker.

Exactly what I thought.

The more I explore music through my own means and not through other channels the more I realize a lot of these reaction channels are just a human version of rate your music

not on vinyl

my dad is a big Smiths fan so I heard their music a lot growing up. I didn't hear Nirvana at all growing up

pretends for views

that websites called Genius

@@Str11xx Thank U!

And now you’re 17?

@@LongListOfErrors I guess😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

ok kid

@@markxv2267 if you were so adult you would know that it’s “okay” not ok🤓

@@user-xx3hc1io people get emotional over music….not that hard to grasp.