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| Rating: 75% - Submitted by EvilDead on 2002.08.21 03:16:06 AM This is a wonderful compilation if you are just starting to discover "unreleased" Nirvana. All of the songs included on this disc can be found elsewhere, but the sound quality on this disc is superb. Most of these songs are the "easy to find" rarities but instead of shelling out several bucks for all of the singles, DGC Rarities, No Alternative, The Beavis and Butt-head Experience, the Jesus Lizard split 7", AND the euro version of In Utero, you can have all of these songs on one disc for one low price. The packaging is a nice collectible. Inside is a six page mini-biography with pictures. And, as a little joke, the album number on the side is SOS 050494, the date Kurt supposedly died. |
| Rating: 98% - Submitted by AgentMomo on 2002.07.16 01:01:16 PM Nirvana Its Better to burn out than fade away Made In Germany. This album is jammed packed with 14 rarities such as Curmudgeon,Even In His Youth,D-7,Endless Nameless,I hate Myself and I want to die,Verse Chourus Verse,Moist Vagina,Marigold,Gallons Of rubbing alcohol flow through the strip,School (live,Drain You (live), and Been a son (live). And After the moments of quiet after song #14 Love reads apart of the Kurt's suicide note called Letters to the f***ing editor according to Love. The album's booklet covers events from kurt's birth to kurt's death and behind the black plastic that the cd covers is some rare pics. This Nirvana album is must have for Nirvana Collectors everywhere good luck trying to fine it |
| Rating: 17% - Submitted by sammo on 2003.04.09 03:57:28 PM This is basically a compilation of would be rare song's. The artwork is decent but it is just a compilation anybody could have made. It is worth buying if you don't have any bootlegs, but really it is an F because to any bootleg collector this is a waste of money and disc space. |