Originally Posted by Archael

This band is overrated in general, but In Utero is awesome and much better than Nevermind.

Pretty much this but I still like Nevermind and think it's great.

Originally Posted by Dustin Harkins

Pretty much this but I still like Nevermind and think it's great.

do you think pearl jam is better? haven't listened to them yet, but I always see them and nirvana listed together

Originally Posted by Archael

do you think pearl jam is better? haven't listened to them yet, but I always see them and nirvana listed together

I don't think they are. I like Nirvana way more.

Originally Posted by Dustin Harkins

I don't think they are. I like Nirvana way more.

hm, interesting

Originally Posted by NorthstarPark

Even as a young lad I never really cared for Nirvana, don't get me wrong I respect this album because it influenced a lot bands that I used to listen to but I just don't get the hype. Why does this album get a pass?

A "pass" to turn 21? Or...

Originally Posted by Archael

do you think pearl jam is better? haven't listened to them yet, but I always see them and nirvana listed together

Pear Jam have one solid album front to back and a handful of other good songs.

SST bands are where it's at.

Originally Posted by Holly HoX!

A "pass" to turn 21? Or...

Hahahahahahaha

Originally Posted by Archael

This band is overrated in general, but In Utero is awesome and much better than Nevermind.

everything you just said, I agree with 100%.

Originally Posted by Holly HoX!

SST bands are where it's at.

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HELLL YEAAAAH!

I was 16...

Very nice. Like this album.

while everyone was creaming over lion king back in the day, this is what i was listening to

Even as I delve deeper into Sub Pop (along with SST, Twin/Tone, Dischord, etc) I still believe this was Nirvana's magnum opus.

Originally Posted by Holly HoX!

Pear Jam have one solid album front to back and a handful of other good songs.

SST bands are where it's at.

Of course, two members of Pearl Jam -- in an earlier band, on Sub Pop -- were the first to coin the term "grunge" on a record sleeve/insert. Just a fun fact. Nirvana were always more of a punk band but Sub Pop loved its marketing so lumped them in with the lumberjack grunge groups.