Old Age is the 4th album by grunge rock band Nirvana, released on October 15th 1994 to critical acclaim. After both the In Utero tour and Lollapalooza 1994 performance,
the band had a much more clearer and thorough direction of what they wanted.
Recording songs that would be half psychedelic and mellow (sort of similar to Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon) and half hard rock as they would in the band's infancy back in their glory days.
“The guys and I don’t really have an exact sense of direction as to where we’re going to go with Nirvana in the future, but we are somewhat optimistic and I’ve got a few songs in me at the moment.”
- Kurt Cobain, in a July 1994 interview about the album.
Tracklist:
1: Old Age - 0:00
2: Miss Me? - 4:06
3: Suffer - 5:20
4: Nobody Knows I'm New Wave - 7:40
5: Drowned In The Sun - 10:38
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