The Lithium single was great because of 3 things:

1. Curmudgeon
2. The artwork
3. The lyrics to Nevermind

i have the love buzz from that single if you want to hear it...

yeah. it's a short sound collage. one of many he did. some i think were over 20 mins long...

ha ha ha. i wouldn't part with that if i did...

i read thought i read it was from some kids show.. but i could be wrong

mine came from a number of boots put together by one of the folks at livenirvana.com. includes do you love me?, montage of heck (short and long versions), some radio sessions left off of the boxset...

Krist has the best sense of humor.....well they all did:p

yeah i love that one.
"well, trees came before logs right?"

Yeah that's pretty good....you've seen Live! Tonight! Sold Out! right? That and TYPB were like my Bibles:D

i've only seen a clip of live sold out tonight. kurt was singing come as you fucking beautifully

Damn B, buy that VHS on ebay or something sucka!!!:D

the problem is, when nirvana did the unplugged show, the mainstream thought they were a mellow, hippyish band..
they were noisy and loud, beautiful, beautiful songs on every album..
incesticide pairs off with bleach, and nevermind pairs off with in utero, but they are solid as music can get..

kurt was great, and sad..

I am greatful to Nirvana for opening my eyes for good music. I remeber being a little kid in 6th grade, having no taste or interest in music. Then a older mate borrowed me Nirvana - Nevermind, and I got fucking obssesed with their music, I bougth everthing I could find by Nirvana, and it was the only band I ever listened to for a whole year. After reading the KC bio and countless interviews I checked out some of the bands Nirvana had mentioned, or covered (SY being one of them). And with every new band, I found out about some other band, and it just dominoed from there. They were also the reason for me picking up a guitar, because the music got me so fucking stoked that I wanted to rawk out myself. Sad to say I dont listen to Nirvana so much these days, but every once in a while when I'm down for some dirty pop, I crank out one of their records, they have my lifetime respect..

And that's my personal excperince with the band.

I remember hanging out at Tower Records everyday and just reading Come As You Are by Michael Azzerad, end to end. Months passed like this. I even shoplifted a Seattle compilation disc that had Negative Creep on it, as well as Tad, Mudhoney, Green River... Negative Creep and School are two of the best rock songs ever written I think and Bleach definitely deserves more attention. :)

How have I not seen this thread????
Nirvana was awesome, they will always be one of my favorite bands :D

DIE

o rly?

NOWAI!!!!

Hahaha I agree :D

yeah.krist rules.

Argghh...