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ARTIST:	Nirvana
TITLE:	(1 Smells Like Teen Spirit (5:01), 2 In Bloom (4:14), 3 Come As You Are (3:39), 4 Breed (3:03), 5 Lithium (4:17), 6 Polly (2:57), 7 Territorial Pissi
MEDIA:	cd
LABEL:	Geffen Records
GENRE:	Cd's
RELEASE DATE:	1991
CONDITION (INNER / OUTER):	near mint / near mint
OTHER INFORMATION:	(1 Smells Like Teen Spirit (5:01), 2 In Bloom (4:14), 3 Come As You Are (3:39), 4 Breed (3:03), 5 Lithium (4:17), 6 Polly (2:57), 7 Territorial Pissings (2:23), 8 Drain You (3:43), 9 Lounge Act (2:36), 10 Stay Away (3:32), 11 On A Plain (3:16), 12 Somethi
BAR CODE NUMBER:	0720642442524
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PRICE GBP: (Choose Currency)	10.07 dmca
SHIPPING:	See Below
ITEM LISTED ON:	17/10/08
ITEM NUMBER:	405018689
ITEM AVAILABILITY:	The seller has 1 of these currently in stock.

SELLER NAME:	plastikfantastik.nl
DATE JOINED:	10/10/04
STARTED TRADING:	2003
SHIPPING RATES:	HOLLAND VINYL Vinyl 1 t/m 50 : 7.50 EURO (5.50 GBP) EUROPE - VINYL Vinyl 1 : EURO 7.20 (5.50 GBP) Vinyl 2-7 : EURO 12.50 (9.30 GBP) Vinyl 8-20 : EURO 17.95 (12.60 GBP) (Belgium, Luxemburg) Vinyl 8-20 : EURO 20.00 (15.00 GBP) (Denmark (excl. Faeroer Islands and Greenland), Germany, France (incl. Corsica and Monaco, excl. Andorra), Italy (excl. San Marino en Vatican City), Austria, Spain (incl. Balearen, excl. Canary Islands, Melilla en Ceuta), United Kingdom (excl. Gibraltar en Channel Islands), Sweden) Vinyl 8-20 : EURO 23,95 (17.50 GBP) (Estland, Finland, Hungary, Ireland, Letland, Litouwen, Poland, Portugal (incl. Azoren en Madeira), Slovenia, Slowakije, Tsjech Republic) Vinyl 8-20 : EURO 24.45 (18.00 GBP) (Albania, Andorra, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Canary Islands, Cyprus, Faeroer Islands, Gibraltar, Greece, Greenland, Iceland, Channel Islands, Kroatia, Liechtenstein, Macedonia, Malta, Moldavia, Noorway, Oekraine, Romenia, San Marino, Servia-Montenegro, Turkey, Vatican City, White-Russia, Switserland) Vinyl 21-49 : EURO 22,50 (16.50 GBP) (Belgium, Luxemburg) Vinyl 21-49 : EURO 25.50 (18.65 GBP) (Denmark (excl. Faeroer Islands and Greenland), Germany, France (incl. Corsica and Monaco, excl. Andorra), Italy (excl. San Marino en Vatican City), Austria, Spain (incl. Balearen, excl. Canary Islands, Melilla en Ceuta), United Kingdom (excl. Gibraltar en Channel Islands), Sweden) Vinyl 21-49 : EURO 29.95 (22.00 GBP) (Estland, Finland, Hungary, Ireland, Letland, Litouwen, Poland, Portugal (incl. Azoren en Madeira), Slovenia, Slowakije, Tsjech Republic) Vinyl 21-49 : EURO 30.45 (23.00 GBP) (Albania, Andorra, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Canary Islands, Cyprus, Faeroer Islands, Gibraltar, Greece, Greenland, Iceland, Channel Islands, Kroatia, Liechtenstein, Macedonia, Malta, Moldavia, Noorway, Oekraine, Romenia, San Marino, Servia-Montenegro, Turkey, Vatican City, White-Russia, Switserland) WORLDWIDE VINYL Vinyl 1 : EURO 12.50 (9.15 GBP) Vinyl 2-7 : EURO 23.00 (16.50 GBP) Vinyl 8-20 : EURO 32.95 (22.50 GBP) Vinyl 21-49 : EURO 54.54 (36.00 GBP) CD : Holland CD 1-2 : EURO 2.76 (2.00 GBP) CD 3-4 : EURO 3.20 (2.50 GBP) CD 5+ : EURO 7.50 (5.15 GBP) CD EUROPE CD 1-2 : EURO 3.90 (3.00 GBP) CD 3-4 : EURO 6.50 (4.75 GBP) CD 5-8 : EURO 9.65 (7.00 GBP) CD 9-18 : EURO 1180 (8.50 GBP) CD WORLDWIDE CD 1-2 : EURO 6.35 (4.75 GBP) CD 3-4 : EURO 11.70 (8.50 GBP) CD 5-8 : EURO 21.50 (15.00 GBP) CD 9-18 : EURO 22.40 (16.00 GBP)
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STOCK CONDITION:	The quality off the records & sleeves is as follows: 1.MINT = (VINYL :new vinyl, never been played / SLEEVE : new sleeve, sealed ) 2.NEAR MINT. = (VINYL :as good as new, some minor scratches possible, possible writing on label / SLEEVE : as good as new, some minor wear possible, possible writing on sleeve) 3.GOOD. = (VINYL : Used but well playable, scratches or ticks / SLEEVE : possibly damaged, written on, or stickers ) 4FAIR. = (VINYL : playable but (intensively) used, hear-able scratches or ticks / SLEEVE : damaged, written on, or stickers)
DATABASE LAST UPDATED:	10/12/09
STATUS:	Active

CUSTOMER REVIEWS:

4/5 - ""Polly wants a cracker, maybe I should get off her first."
I like Nirvana, and I understand the influence they had on mainstream music, but I can't say I love their stuff as much as others do. Nevermind is a good album, but it's front loaded, and just doesn't have that something that makes it great. You can totally see all the ways their sound is replicated by other bands, but I don't find any of them to be terribly interesting either. Cobain's raspy vocals fit with his dark-natured guitar playing and lyrics, and he's a talented musician. But I think he's put on too high of a pedestal just because of how his career ended.

 

 "Smells Like Teen Spirit" is considered by many to be the best song of the decade, and one of the best ever. It's good, to be sure. It might just be hard for me to put it in context, having heard it for a long time without really knowing much about music when it was first popular (I had just turned four when the album was released). It's followed by four more good grunge songs I've heard before, and then six that I haven't. None of it's bad, it's just a little boring after the first half. The last track has the earliest instance I know of a hidden song after several minutes of silence. It goes with the whole album, respectable, high quality stuff, not quite what I'd call amazing.

3/5 - 3.5 stars! Decent but overrated.
You should really enjoy the first time that you listen to this album because it will never sound that good again. This album is o.k. but I must say that it wears thinner and thinner with each repeated listen. This is especially true of the second half of the album where they really seem to just be going through the motions and not putting much thought or effort into the songs. I went back and listened to this album again after seeing it at the top of so many "greatest album of all time" lists because I thought that maybe I was missing something. It turns out that I wasn't. Don't get me wrong, there are a few really solid songs on this album. The first part of the album is stacked up REALLY well. The first four songs are all outstanding. The first three are catchy, solidly written mid-tempo rockers that do a really effective job of capturing angst, frustration, and other feelings resulting from disaffection. The fourth track "In Bloom" is in a similar vein but this intense and frenetic track rocks out even harder. The stripped down (for the most part; intense multi-layered chorus and bridge not included) presentation of "Lithium" allows Cobain's lyrics to stand out and be even more effective. He impressively makes effective use of sarcasm to get his point across on this track. The next track "Polly" however is one of the lamest songs that I have ever heard and the rest of the album pretty much ranges from solid and impressive (Lounge Act) to derivitave of the band's own material (Stay Away, Drain You) to insanely repetitive and empty (Territorial Pissings). Getting to "Something in the way" makes listening to many of the lesser tracks worth it though. This slower paced track with its outstanding vocals and moody string arrangement is this album's true hidden gem. This album is an o.k. effort and if that's all it was made out to be, then that would be, well...o.k. But, this album is made out to be one of the top 20 greatest albums of all time and that is a crock of you know what. There were quite a few better albums released in the 90's even, although "Nevermind" is far from the only offender when it comes to overrated 90's albums. Truthfully, there were better albums released by "The Posies", "Radiohead", "Prince", "Public Enemy" and numerous other hip hop acts for that matter, and well...Nirvana (In Utero). Historical impact is often sited as the reason that this album is rated so highly. I say that's a crock of you know what. What exactly is historical impact? Is it record sales and media presence, or is it the influence that it had on changing the face of music by starting or more realistically, popularizing a new genre of music? So why aren't other albums in other genres rated so highly for doing the same thing, and what does any of that have to do with the material itself? I think that this album is rated so highly due to a severe case of the "monkey-see, monkey-do's". So anyway, this album is basically a truly solid effort, it's just not mind-blowingly excellent like some would have you believe.

1/5 - "Nevermind" by Nirvana
Garbage.

 

 You won't see the above word a lot in my reviews, because I tend to be a bit leniant, and allow space for fault, therefore many of my reviews are 4 or 5 star. However, in the case of these greedy Hindu-@ss sex-hungry "rockstars", the word garbage fits perfectly.

 

 Nevermind buying this album, it totally sucks. The fist time I listened to it, I though I was listening to the Backstreet Boys or *NSYNC or some other crap band along those lines.

 

 Here we have a compilation of twelve songs, a perfect waste of both a CD and the owner's time. Songs like "Something in the Way" and "Lithium" demonstrate why slow songs by what modern industry calls a rock group turns out an absolute failure.

 

 Songs like "Smells like teen constipation", "In Menstruation", and "Cum as you are" are totally sickening. They discuss the problems of puberty, going through changes, and having 3-some sex. These fake-ass guys have a reputation now of being pre-teen babies who can't face having 1-inch d!cks. Kurt Cobain's murder, so it turns out, was because he was embarresed to show his wife his 1-inch c()ck. He decided to kill himself the night before they planned to have oral.

 

 Back on subject, the song "Stay Away" is a lame-ass cover of U2's already lame-ass "Vertigo" This entire CD is pure rubbish. You'd be better off watching two guys getting off together than listening to this trash.

 

 ~Z to the YKE

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