Nirvana (Nirvana)

Approval Rate: 78%

78%Approval ratio

Reviews 28

Sort by:
  • by

    pcpeter774

    Sun May 31 2009

    They are overrated, but they were good at what they were trying to achieve. They really brought a raw form of music to the fore front ( as my friend's brother in-law once said they are great at being terrible), which means they were going for loud, annoying, distored, unpolished music. That is the true spirit of rock n' roll, which is why it's good rock music. Much like the sexpistols, giving the finger to the over laborate. Not too mention it ousted hair metal out of public attention. Bitch and complain about grunge all day ( bad music, hypocrites for selling out, ect) it was more genuine than hair metal.

  • by

    frozen2late

    Sat Dec 15 2007

    I was the only one I know who never got into Nirvana.

  • by

    hamroll

    Fri Oct 06 2006

    Oh noooooooo!

  • by

    kcobain

    Sat Sep 16 2006

    this world wasnt worthy of the vocal abilities of Kurt Cobain, the best grunge band in the world then, now and ever (trust me, i wud know :D)

  • by

    emerillagassef_an

    Tue Jun 13 2006

    I'm a liberal and I Can't stand this band, this has got to be the most overrated rock band in music history, it paved the way for the worst era of rock ever (Nu Metal, Pop Punk, Emo etc)

  • by

    frankiedomingu_ez

    Sat Apr 22 2006

    Good starter collection. However, it seems like my favorite NIRVANA songs are all non-singles. (?)

  • by

    ann_hells

    Thu Dec 01 2005

    This all sounds the same. I can't stand it. How can anyone actually like this?

  • by

    invernessbhoy

    Wed Nov 30 2005

    great compilation...i especially enjoy my girl at the end

  • by

    puppypaws08

    Mon Apr 04 2005

    their kool have to rate them!!

  • by

    tokara2132

    Fri Apr 01 2005

    Nirvana was one of the bands out of the Grundge era as a band destined to be a classic. Smells like Teen Spirit is a good song, as is You Know Your Right, but their real jems are songs like All Apologies and Heart-Shaped Box. RIP Kurt Cobain.

  • by

    texasyankee

    Wed Mar 30 2005

    great album too bad I didn't get into nirvana until they were already gone.

  • by

    canadiandestin_y

    Fri Mar 25 2005

    If Only That Hatist BITCH Courtney Love didnt kill The God Of Grunge Kurt Cobain. Nirvana would have been the most influencial band EVER

  • by

    skizero

    Fri Mar 25 2005

    a mediocre cash-grabbing collection for a band that deserved more than the result of this Courtney Love/Nirvana lawsuit. they just can't get it right. this set is too slight and the boxed set is too vast. could've been so much better.

  • by

    djahuti

    Thu Nov 18 2004

    Nirvana was one of the best bands to come out of the Seattle Grunge Scene.Catchy but heavy riffs,that actually GROW on you over the years instead of wearing out.Quality stuff-destined to be appreciated long after todays flavor of the month has decomposed beyond recognition.

  • by

    brandon313

    Thu Sep 09 2004

    Damn good, can hardly wait for the box set.

  • by

    crzy4kelly

    Sun Aug 15 2004

    pretty good 3stars

  • by

    notorious_dkg

    Sun Jul 11 2004

    This CD is okay, but there are several of the best Nirvana songs missing. The only one off the top of my head that I can think of is Something in the Way, which is one of the best songs on Nevermind. Ah well.

  • by

    levelgerl

    Mon Apr 26 2004

    Even though it was hard to understand what Kurt was singing sometimes; Nirvana was a band that helped changed music's direction to grung. Nirvana struck a chord in many of the X generations lives! For that they diserve a rating of five!

  • by

    metalhed

    Sat Apr 17 2004

    I love Nirvana. I think they are one of the greatest bands in history and if they wouldn't have come along then we wouldn't have alot of great bands that we have now. Except for that gay ass puddle of mudd. If you look at the tabs for smells like teen spirit and the tabs for she hates me, they are exactly the same except played a different number of times. They ripped them off!!

  • by

    guava_monkey

    Tue Mar 23 2004

    OK as far as it goes but clearly people unaware of the Pixies and Husker Du should check them out to see where Cobain got many of his ideas from. Nirvana just happened to be in the right place at the right time while the real innovators, being ahead of their times, were in the wrong place and at the wrong time.

  • by

    phreek_of_the_world

    Sat Feb 28 2004

    One of the greatest bands of all time there music will live on forever

  • by

    wicky369

    Wed Feb 11 2004

    anything nirvana gets five stars as far as im concerned

  • by

    mdfc06a9

    Fri Nov 21 2003

    i love this band, and it saddens me that such a commercial, over-hyped compliation is released, honestly on adverts things like the band that changed the world- what a load of rubbish. It lacks alot, for instance there is only one song here from there first album bleach the love song about a girl, and crucial tracks from their career are missing, namely polly. but as for the songs that are here the new you know your right shows exactly how much was wrong with kurt, you only need to hear the grinding, churning chorus with its one word pain stated over and over. elsewhere the four Nevermind singles are a vivid reminder of the sucess of nevermind, and 'teen spirit is as exciting as ever. five of the best from In Utero show that there was far more to cobains songwriting than anyone cared to guess. the excellent pennyroyal tea and satire of rape me -these were among his best, and the gripping heart shaped box and splendour of all apologies were better even than smells like... good enoug... Read more

  • by

    wrecked_gar

    Wed Oct 15 2003

    One of my favourite bands, but this is surely the most comercial rather than the best of...? Would Kurt Cobain have approved? I think not. Considering the vast array of unreleased songs available as bootlegs, the one 'new' song offered is VERY poor. IMHO the worst Nirvana song I've heard; released because it fitted in with recent trends rather than because it was a good song. Get a proper Nirvana album. Or the singles boxed set. Or a bootleg. This is a poor reflection of a great band who had FAR more depth than is shown here.

  • by

    liliverson31

    Wed Jul 16 2003

    One of my favorite albums. I think that one of the best songs would have to be Smells Like Teen Spirit and I think that Kurt did an awesome job on the vocals for the song The Man Who Sold The World. If you love great music with awesome guitar solos and drum beats then buy this album!

  • by

    samson42284

    Fri Apr 11 2003

    If you like music then get this album

  • by

    the_transgressors

    Sun Apr 06 2003

    with just 10 songs it is woefully sparse

  • by

    genkuc04

    Tue Nov 19 2002

    Well, the only thing that I can really rate about this CD is You Know You're Right because it's the only new song (This CD is a compilation)... You Know You're Right is a good song but it isn't one of their bests (I will venture to say that every song on Nevermind is better.) but it is still a good song. It is also said that it is the last song Kurt recorded, and I was thrilled to hear a new Nirvana song was out. I would not buy this CD for the full price just for You Know Your Right but I would get this if it's your first Nirvana CD and you want to see how they sound. This does not contain all of their best songs but it does have many of them.