Nevermind
- Label:
- DGC
- Year:
- 1991
- Country:
- US
- Catalog:
- DGC-24425
About this release
Released in 1991, "Nevermind" marked a pivotal moment in music history, as Nirvana emerged from the underground Seattle scene to redefine rock music. Produced by Butch Vig, the album features a raw, powerful sound that blends grunge and alternative rock, characterized by Kurt Cobain's raspy vocals, Chris Novoselic's thunderous bass lines, and Dave Grohl's dynamic drumming. With iconic tracks like "Smells Like Teen Spirit" and "Come As You Are," the album captures the angst and disillusionment of Generation X, cementing Nirvana's place as a defining band of the era.
Upon its release, "Nevermind" received widespread critical acclaim and commercial success, catapulting Nirvana to global superstardom. The album's impact on popular culture was profound, as it not only popularized grunge music but also shifted the focus of the music industry from glam metal to more authentic and gritty sounds. "Nevermind" is often credited with bringing alternative rock into the mainstream, influencing countless artists and shaping the musical landscape of the 1990s and beyond. Its cultural significance continues to resonate, making it a timeless classic.
For vinyl collectors, "Nevermind" is a must-have piece due to its iconic status and the nostalgia it evokes. The album’s original pressings, particularly those from DGC, are highly sought after, with collectors hunting for first editions and colored vinyl variations. The tactile experience of listening to this groundbreaking album on vinyl adds an extra layer of appreciation for its powerful sound and poignant lyrics, making it a cherished addition to any record collection.
Tracklist
- A1 Smells Like Teen Spirit 5:00
- A2 In Bloom 4:13
- A3 Come As You Are 3:38
- A4 Breed 3:03
- A5 Lithium 4:16
- A6 Polly 2:56
- B1 Territorial Pissings 2:22
- B2 Drain You 3:43
- B3 Lounge Act 2:35
- B4 Stay Away 3:30
- B5 On A Plain 3:12
- B6 Something In The Way 3:43
