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Contest: Nirvana’s “Nevermind” Super Deluxe

Nevermind

One of the most influencial albums of our generation, Nirvana's Nevermind, celebrates 20 years in 2011. To celebrate, we at The Scenestar want to give a lucky reader a limited edition, numbered Super Deluxe Edition of Nevermind (Only 10,000 copies are available in North America, 30,000 globally)! The Super Deluxe edition features not only the original remastered album and accompanying studio and live B-sides, but the first full official release of the pre-Nevermind demos recorded at producer Butch Vig's Smart Studios, as well as boombox recordings of subsequent rehearsals through which the listener can actually experience "Smells Like Teen Spirit," "Come As You Are," "On A Plain" and more.

Also featured in the Super Deluxe edition are a pair of previously unreleased BBC recordings and the aforementioned 1991 Paramount show available for the first time and exclusive to this format on CD and DVD (which also features all four music videos from Nevermind), as well as a 90-page bound book full of rare photos, documents and various other visual artifacts of the Nevermind era.

To enter, comment on this post and tell us what Nirvana means to you (music, image, cultural or personal meaning) for a chance to win a copy of the Super Deluxe edition of Nirvana's Nevermind before Friday, Oct. 7 at 9 a.m. Please be sure to use your contact e-mail so we can contact you if you won as well as opting in for more info on upcoming Nirvana releases. Good luck as we celebrate 20 years of Nirvana's Nevermind release and its influence on our cultural landscape!

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110 responses to “Contest: Nirvana’s “Nevermind” Super Deluxe”

  1. Scott I. Avatar
    Scott I.

    what does nirvana mean to me? it means the last bastion of counter culture generated through actual human contact; where “the culture” was created through live music scenes and swapping CDs, not through a google search bar or a chat room.

    Reply
  2. Scott I. Avatar
    Scott I.

    what does nirvana mean to me? it means the last bastion of counter culture generated through actual human contact; where “the culture” was created through live music scenes and swapping CDs, not through a google search bar or a chat room.

    Reply
  3. Scott I. Avatar
    Scott I.

    what does nirvana mean to me? it means the last bastion of counter culture generated through actual human contact; where “the culture” was created through live music scenes and swapping CDs, not through a google search bar or a chat room.

    Reply
  4. Scott I. Avatar
    Scott I.

    what does nirvana mean to me? it means the last bastion of counter culture generated through actual human contact; where “the culture” was created through live music scenes and swapping CDs, not through a google search bar or a chat room.

    Reply
  5. Scott I. Avatar
    Scott I.

    what does nirvana mean to me? it means the last bastion of counter culture generated through actual human contact; where “the culture” was created through live music scenes and swapping CDs, not through a google search bar or a chat room.

    Reply
  6. Jaclyn Arellano Avatar
    Jaclyn Arellano

    To be honest with you, I have only been listening to nirvana for like five years now. But I dont think that matters. I’m such a big fan as compared to a fan around the early 90’s. My parents are really into the foo fighters and I would always hear their albums being played in my childhood. They would also play Nevermind. My Dad bought the album when it came out, so he could play guitar along with the tracks. Everyone loved it. Even though all the years I’ve been hearing this album, it still sounds like it was made today. It never gets old to me. I can listen to every track and enjoy it thoroughly. The album never let’s me down. The only Nevermind copy I own is the one my dad bought in the early 90’s. Winning this contest would be the best thing that could happen to a big fan.

    Reply
  7. Jaclyn Arellano Avatar
    Jaclyn Arellano

    To be honest with you, I have only been listening to nirvana for like five years now. But I dont think that matters. I’m such a big fan as compared to a fan around the early 90’s. My parents are really into the foo fighters and I would always hear their albums being played in my childhood. They would also play Nevermind. My Dad bought the album when it came out, so he could play guitar along with the tracks. Everyone loved it. Even though all the years I’ve been hearing this album, it still sounds like it was made today. It never gets old to me. I can listen to every track and enjoy it thoroughly. The album never let’s me down. The only Nevermind copy I own is the one my dad bought in the early 90’s. Winning this contest would be the best thing that could happen to a big fan.

    Reply
  8. Jaclyn Arellano Avatar
    Jaclyn Arellano

    To be honest with you, I have only been listening to nirvana for like five years now. But I dont think that matters. I’m such a big fan as compared to a fan around the early 90’s. My parents are really into the foo fighters and I would always hear their albums being played in my childhood. They would also play Nevermind. My Dad bought the album when it came out, so he could play guitar along with the tracks. Everyone loved it. Even though all the years I’ve been hearing this album, it still sounds like it was made today. It never gets old to me. I can listen to every track and enjoy it thoroughly. The album never let’s me down. The only Nevermind copy I own is the one my dad bought in the early 90’s. Winning this contest would be the best thing that could happen to a big fan.

    Reply
  9. Jaclyn Arellano Avatar
    Jaclyn Arellano

    To be honest with you, I have only been listening to nirvana for like five years now. But I dont think that matters. I’m such a big fan as compared to a fan around the early 90’s. My parents are really into the foo fighters and I would always hear their albums being played in my childhood. They would also play Nevermind. My Dad bought the album when it came out, so he could play guitar along with the tracks. Everyone loved it. Even though all the years I’ve been hearing this album, it still sounds like it was made today. It never gets old to me. I can listen to every track and enjoy it thoroughly. The album never let’s me down. The only Nevermind copy I own is the one my dad bought in the early 90’s. Winning this contest would be the best thing that could happen to a big fan.

    Reply
  10. Jaclyn Arellano Avatar
    Jaclyn Arellano

    To be honest with you, I have only been listening to nirvana for like five years now. But I dont think that matters. I’m such a big fan as compared to a fan around the early 90’s. My parents are really into the foo fighters and I would always hear their albums being played in my childhood. They would also play Nevermind. My Dad bought the album when it came out, so he could play guitar along with the tracks. Everyone loved it. Even though all the years I’ve been hearing this album, it still sounds like it was made today. It never gets old to me. I can listen to every track and enjoy it thoroughly. The album never let’s me down. The only Nevermind copy I own is the one my dad bought in the early 90’s. Winning this contest would be the best thing that could happen to a big fan.

    Reply
  11. shoegaze45 Avatar
    shoegaze45

    Nevermind brought an end to the “glam rock” era of the late eighties/early nineties. It embodied the innocence and purity that punk rock and new wave surfaced during the late seventies/early eighties. The business still seeks a prolific band that can capture youth and modern counter culture of this magnitude 20 years later…

    Reply
  12. shoegaze45 Avatar
    shoegaze45

    Nevermind brought an end to the “glam rock” era of the late eighties/early nineties. It embodied the innocence and purity that punk rock and new wave surfaced during the late seventies/early eighties. The business still seeks a prolific band that can capture youth and modern counter culture of this magnitude 20 years later…

    Reply
  13. shoegaze45 Avatar
    shoegaze45

    Nevermind brought an end to the “glam rock” era of the late eighties/early nineties. It embodied the innocence and purity that punk rock and new wave surfaced during the late seventies/early eighties. The business still seeks a prolific band that can capture youth and modern counter culture of this magnitude 20 years later…

    Reply
  14. shoegaze45 Avatar
    shoegaze45

    Nevermind brought an end to the “glam rock” era of the late eighties/early nineties. It embodied the innocence and purity that punk rock and new wave surfaced during the late seventies/early eighties. The business still seeks a prolific band that can capture youth and modern counter culture of this magnitude 20 years later…

    Reply
  15. shoegaze45 Avatar
    shoegaze45

    Nevermind brought an end to the “glam rock” era of the late eighties/early nineties. It embodied the innocence and purity that punk rock and new wave surfaced during the late seventies/early eighties. The business still seeks a prolific band that can capture youth and modern counter culture of this magnitude 20 years later…

    Reply
  16. david Avatar
    david

    Nevermind was probably the most important album to enter my life at the beginning of high school. That album alone is responsible for making me aware of and seeking out music that wasn’t widely available or played on the radio. This was not an easy feat while living in Alabama, but I believe I’m so much better for it. During a time when I felt like I couldn’t relate to my surroundings, I was suddenly aware of new music that spoke more to me than anything I’d heard before Nevermind. Kurt Cobain’s songwriting also influenced me to write and play my own music. My musical interests have expanded well beyond the grunge guitars of Nirvana over the past twenty years, but I’ll never forget the huge impact of Nevermind and still love it to this day.

    Reply
  17. david Avatar
    david

    Nevermind was probably the most important album to enter my life at the beginning of high school. That album alone is responsible for making me aware of and seeking out music that wasn’t widely available or played on the radio. This was not an easy feat while living in Alabama, but I believe I’m so much better for it. During a time when I felt like I couldn’t relate to my surroundings, I was suddenly aware of new music that spoke more to me than anything I’d heard before Nevermind. Kurt Cobain’s songwriting also influenced me to write and play my own music. My musical interests have expanded well beyond the grunge guitars of Nirvana over the past twenty years, but I’ll never forget the huge impact of Nevermind and still love it to this day.

    Reply
  18. david Avatar
    david

    Nevermind was probably the most important album to enter my life at the beginning of high school. That album alone is responsible for making me aware of and seeking out music that wasn’t widely available or played on the radio. This was not an easy feat while living in Alabama, but I believe I’m so much better for it. During a time when I felt like I couldn’t relate to my surroundings, I was suddenly aware of new music that spoke more to me than anything I’d heard before Nevermind. Kurt Cobain’s songwriting also influenced me to write and play my own music. My musical interests have expanded well beyond the grunge guitars of Nirvana over the past twenty years, but I’ll never forget the huge impact of Nevermind and still love it to this day.

    Reply
  19. david Avatar
    david

    Nevermind was probably the most important album to enter my life at the beginning of high school. That album alone is responsible for making me aware of and seeking out music that wasn’t widely available or played on the radio. This was not an easy feat while living in Alabama, but I believe I’m so much better for it. During a time when I felt like I couldn’t relate to my surroundings, I was suddenly aware of new music that spoke more to me than anything I’d heard before Nevermind. Kurt Cobain’s songwriting also influenced me to write and play my own music. My musical interests have expanded well beyond the grunge guitars of Nirvana over the past twenty years, but I’ll never forget the huge impact of Nevermind and still love it to this day.

    Reply
  20. david Avatar
    david

    Nevermind was probably the most important album to enter my life at the beginning of high school. That album alone is responsible for making me aware of and seeking out music that wasn’t widely available or played on the radio. This was not an easy feat while living in Alabama, but I believe I’m so much better for it. During a time when I felt like I couldn’t relate to my surroundings, I was suddenly aware of new music that spoke more to me than anything I’d heard before Nevermind. Kurt Cobain’s songwriting also influenced me to write and play my own music. My musical interests have expanded well beyond the grunge guitars of Nirvana over the past twenty years, but I’ll never forget the huge impact of Nevermind and still love it to this day.

    Reply
  21. Audi Avatar
    Audi

    My life can be divided into “Before Nevermind” and “After Nevermind.” Before Nevermind, I was boring, self-involved, and pretty lame. After Nevermind, I was less boring, less self-involved, and just a touch cooler. This is the one album that changed me. For the better. I think.

    Reply
  22. Audi Avatar
    Audi

    My life can be divided into “Before Nevermind” and “After Nevermind.” Before Nevermind, I was boring, self-involved, and pretty lame. After Nevermind, I was less boring, less self-involved, and just a touch cooler. This is the one album that changed me. For the better. I think.

    Reply
  23. Audi Avatar
    Audi

    My life can be divided into “Before Nevermind” and “After Nevermind.” Before Nevermind, I was boring, self-involved, and pretty lame. After Nevermind, I was less boring, less self-involved, and just a touch cooler. This is the one album that changed me. For the better. I think.

    Reply
  24. Audi Avatar
    Audi

    My life can be divided into “Before Nevermind” and “After Nevermind.” Before Nevermind, I was boring, self-involved, and pretty lame. After Nevermind, I was less boring, less self-involved, and just a touch cooler. This is the one album that changed me. For the better. I think.

    Reply
  25. Audi Avatar
    Audi

    My life can be divided into “Before Nevermind” and “After Nevermind.” Before Nevermind, I was boring, self-involved, and pretty lame. After Nevermind, I was less boring, less self-involved, and just a touch cooler. This is the one album that changed me. For the better. I think.

    Reply
  26. srfndoc Avatar
    srfndoc

    Nevermind represented the ‘ultimate storm’ of music that just blew me away the minute I heard it. You could tell the music was honest and spoke for our generation.

    Reply
  27. srfndoc Avatar
    srfndoc

    Nevermind represented the ‘ultimate storm’ of music that just blew me away the minute I heard it. You could tell the music was honest and spoke for our generation.

    Reply
  28. srfndoc Avatar
    srfndoc

    Nevermind represented the ‘ultimate storm’ of music that just blew me away the minute I heard it. You could tell the music was honest and spoke for our generation.

    Reply
  29. srfndoc Avatar
    srfndoc

    Nevermind represented the ‘ultimate storm’ of music that just blew me away the minute I heard it. You could tell the music was honest and spoke for our generation.

    Reply
  30. srfndoc Avatar
    srfndoc

    Nevermind represented the ‘ultimate storm’ of music that just blew me away the minute I heard it. You could tell the music was honest and spoke for our generation.

    Reply
  31. David Hall Avatar
    David Hall

    Nirvana means: picking up an electric guitar for the first time and instantanously learning how to tell your parents to “fuck off” using three chords and 300-watts of poorly-emulated Cobain-esque distortion instead of curse words.

    Reply
  32. David Hall Avatar
    David Hall

    Nirvana means: picking up an electric guitar for the first time and instantanously learning how to tell your parents to “fuck off” using three chords and 300-watts of poorly-emulated Cobain-esque distortion instead of curse words.

    Reply
  33. David Hall Avatar
    David Hall

    Nirvana means: picking up an electric guitar for the first time and instantanously learning how to tell your parents to “fuck off” using three chords and 300-watts of poorly-emulated Cobain-esque distortion instead of curse words.

    Reply
  34. David Hall Avatar
    David Hall

    Nirvana means: picking up an electric guitar for the first time and instantanously learning how to tell your parents to “fuck off” using three chords and 300-watts of poorly-emulated Cobain-esque distortion instead of curse words.

    Reply
  35. David Hall Avatar
    David Hall

    Nirvana means: picking up an electric guitar for the first time and instantanously learning how to tell your parents to “fuck off” using three chords and 300-watts of poorly-emulated Cobain-esque distortion instead of curse words.

    Reply
  36. László Reszegi Avatar
    László Reszegi

    NIRVANA is still my biggest influence in music and art. Unfortunately I did not see them live, but I still collect their vinyls and stuff. Kurt’s vision of the punk rock freedom is in my heart and I cannot say thank you enough to him and his mates (Krist, Dave and Pat) for those amazing years they had done! This band changed everything and their influence is still around here.

    Reply
  37. László Reszegi Avatar
    László Reszegi

    NIRVANA is still my biggest influence in music and art. Unfortunately I did not see them live, but I still collect their vinyls and stuff. Kurt’s vision of the punk rock freedom is in my heart and I cannot say thank you enough to him and his mates (Krist, Dave and Pat) for those amazing years they had done! This band changed everything and their influence is still around here.

    Reply
  38. László Reszegi Avatar
    László Reszegi

    NIRVANA is still my biggest influence in music and art. Unfortunately I did not see them live, but I still collect their vinyls and stuff. Kurt’s vision of the punk rock freedom is in my heart and I cannot say thank you enough to him and his mates (Krist, Dave and Pat) for those amazing years they had done! This band changed everything and their influence is still around here.

    Reply
  39. László Reszegi Avatar
    László Reszegi

    NIRVANA is still my biggest influence in music and art. Unfortunately I did not see them live, but I still collect their vinyls and stuff. Kurt’s vision of the punk rock freedom is in my heart and I cannot say thank you enough to him and his mates (Krist, Dave and Pat) for those amazing years they had done! This band changed everything and their influence is still around here.

    Reply
  40. László Reszegi Avatar
    László Reszegi

    NIRVANA is still my biggest influence in music and art. Unfortunately I did not see them live, but I still collect their vinyls and stuff. Kurt’s vision of the punk rock freedom is in my heart and I cannot say thank you enough to him and his mates (Krist, Dave and Pat) for those amazing years they had done! This band changed everything and their influence is still around here.

    Reply
  41. Steven Gullett Avatar
    Steven Gullett

    Lyrics to a song I wrote.
    WHAT’S A HEADLINE TO A JUNKIE?
    WHO’S AN ARTIST TO HIS FANS?
    MAYBE YOU HIT THE WALL AND FELL INTO YOUR COMFORT MAN
    BOTTOM LINE BOYS PAY HIM WELL
    AND I BET YOU’RE A LEGEND NOW
    HAD TO GO OUT SOMEHOW
    GET YOU IDOL ON A T-SHIRT WHILE YOU CAN
    THE WIFE IS GETTING OVERBOTHERED
    YOU GOT RAPED AND YOU GOT SLAUGHTERED
    AND I BET YOU’LL BE A LEGEND NOW
    WHO AM I TO CHRONICLE?
    WHO AM I TO REAP THESE WORDS?
    IN SOMEWAY YOU GAVE THEM
    WHAT THEY WANTED FROM YOU ALL ALONG
    NOW THE MERCHANDISE IS MOVING QUICK
    AND I BET YOU’RE A LEGEND NOW
    HAD TO GO OUT SOMEHOW
    GET YOU IDOL ADDED TO SOME STUPID LIST
    WE’RE ALL GETTING SENTIMENTAL
    RELIEF IS SO EXPERIMENTAL
    AND I BET YOU’LL BE A LEGEND NOW
    FULL SCALE MARRIAGE DEATH AND MUSIC
    2ND COUSINS DRUGS AND FAME
    TURNING BLUE FROM VAST CONFUSION
    NOW EVERYBODY LOVES YOUR NAME
    I HOPE YOU GOT WHAT YOU WANTED
    CAUSE NOW IT’S IT’S OUT OF YOUR HANDS

    Reply
  42. Steven Gullett Avatar
    Steven Gullett

    Lyrics to a song I wrote.
    WHAT’S A HEADLINE TO A JUNKIE?
    WHO’S AN ARTIST TO HIS FANS?
    MAYBE YOU HIT THE WALL AND FELL INTO YOUR COMFORT MAN
    BOTTOM LINE BOYS PAY HIM WELL
    AND I BET YOU’RE A LEGEND NOW
    HAD TO GO OUT SOMEHOW
    GET YOU IDOL ON A T-SHIRT WHILE YOU CAN
    THE WIFE IS GETTING OVERBOTHERED
    YOU GOT RAPED AND YOU GOT SLAUGHTERED
    AND I BET YOU’LL BE A LEGEND NOW
    WHO AM I TO CHRONICLE?
    WHO AM I TO REAP THESE WORDS?
    IN SOMEWAY YOU GAVE THEM
    WHAT THEY WANTED FROM YOU ALL ALONG
    NOW THE MERCHANDISE IS MOVING QUICK
    AND I BET YOU’RE A LEGEND NOW
    HAD TO GO OUT SOMEHOW
    GET YOU IDOL ADDED TO SOME STUPID LIST
    WE’RE ALL GETTING SENTIMENTAL
    RELIEF IS SO EXPERIMENTAL
    AND I BET YOU’LL BE A LEGEND NOW
    FULL SCALE MARRIAGE DEATH AND MUSIC
    2ND COUSINS DRUGS AND FAME
    TURNING BLUE FROM VAST CONFUSION
    NOW EVERYBODY LOVES YOUR NAME
    I HOPE YOU GOT WHAT YOU WANTED
    CAUSE NOW IT’S IT’S OUT OF YOUR HANDS

    Reply
  43. Steven Gullett Avatar
    Steven Gullett

    Lyrics to a song I wrote.
    WHAT’S A HEADLINE TO A JUNKIE?
    WHO’S AN ARTIST TO HIS FANS?
    MAYBE YOU HIT THE WALL AND FELL INTO YOUR COMFORT MAN
    BOTTOM LINE BOYS PAY HIM WELL
    AND I BET YOU’RE A LEGEND NOW
    HAD TO GO OUT SOMEHOW
    GET YOU IDOL ON A T-SHIRT WHILE YOU CAN
    THE WIFE IS GETTING OVERBOTHERED
    YOU GOT RAPED AND YOU GOT SLAUGHTERED
    AND I BET YOU’LL BE A LEGEND NOW
    WHO AM I TO CHRONICLE?
    WHO AM I TO REAP THESE WORDS?
    IN SOMEWAY YOU GAVE THEM
    WHAT THEY WANTED FROM YOU ALL ALONG
    NOW THE MERCHANDISE IS MOVING QUICK
    AND I BET YOU’RE A LEGEND NOW
    HAD TO GO OUT SOMEHOW
    GET YOU IDOL ADDED TO SOME STUPID LIST
    WE’RE ALL GETTING SENTIMENTAL
    RELIEF IS SO EXPERIMENTAL
    AND I BET YOU’LL BE A LEGEND NOW
    FULL SCALE MARRIAGE DEATH AND MUSIC
    2ND COUSINS DRUGS AND FAME
    TURNING BLUE FROM VAST CONFUSION
    NOW EVERYBODY LOVES YOUR NAME
    I HOPE YOU GOT WHAT YOU WANTED
    CAUSE NOW IT’S IT’S OUT OF YOUR HANDS

    Reply
  44. Steven Gullett Avatar
    Steven Gullett

    Lyrics to a song I wrote.
    WHAT’S A HEADLINE TO A JUNKIE?
    WHO’S AN ARTIST TO HIS FANS?
    MAYBE YOU HIT THE WALL AND FELL INTO YOUR COMFORT MAN
    BOTTOM LINE BOYS PAY HIM WELL
    AND I BET YOU’RE A LEGEND NOW
    HAD TO GO OUT SOMEHOW
    GET YOU IDOL ON A T-SHIRT WHILE YOU CAN
    THE WIFE IS GETTING OVERBOTHERED
    YOU GOT RAPED AND YOU GOT SLAUGHTERED
    AND I BET YOU’LL BE A LEGEND NOW
    WHO AM I TO CHRONICLE?
    WHO AM I TO REAP THESE WORDS?
    IN SOMEWAY YOU GAVE THEM
    WHAT THEY WANTED FROM YOU ALL ALONG
    NOW THE MERCHANDISE IS MOVING QUICK
    AND I BET YOU’RE A LEGEND NOW
    HAD TO GO OUT SOMEHOW
    GET YOU IDOL ADDED TO SOME STUPID LIST
    WE’RE ALL GETTING SENTIMENTAL
    RELIEF IS SO EXPERIMENTAL
    AND I BET YOU’LL BE A LEGEND NOW
    FULL SCALE MARRIAGE DEATH AND MUSIC
    2ND COUSINS DRUGS AND FAME
    TURNING BLUE FROM VAST CONFUSION
    NOW EVERYBODY LOVES YOUR NAME
    I HOPE YOU GOT WHAT YOU WANTED
    CAUSE NOW IT’S IT’S OUT OF YOUR HANDS

    Reply
  45. Steven Gullett Avatar
    Steven Gullett

    Lyrics to a song I wrote.
    WHAT’S A HEADLINE TO A JUNKIE?
    WHO’S AN ARTIST TO HIS FANS?
    MAYBE YOU HIT THE WALL AND FELL INTO YOUR COMFORT MAN
    BOTTOM LINE BOYS PAY HIM WELL
    AND I BET YOU’RE A LEGEND NOW
    HAD TO GO OUT SOMEHOW
    GET YOU IDOL ON A T-SHIRT WHILE YOU CAN
    THE WIFE IS GETTING OVERBOTHERED
    YOU GOT RAPED AND YOU GOT SLAUGHTERED
    AND I BET YOU’LL BE A LEGEND NOW
    WHO AM I TO CHRONICLE?
    WHO AM I TO REAP THESE WORDS?
    IN SOMEWAY YOU GAVE THEM
    WHAT THEY WANTED FROM YOU ALL ALONG
    NOW THE MERCHANDISE IS MOVING QUICK
    AND I BET YOU’RE A LEGEND NOW
    HAD TO GO OUT SOMEHOW
    GET YOU IDOL ADDED TO SOME STUPID LIST
    WE’RE ALL GETTING SENTIMENTAL
    RELIEF IS SO EXPERIMENTAL
    AND I BET YOU’LL BE A LEGEND NOW
    FULL SCALE MARRIAGE DEATH AND MUSIC
    2ND COUSINS DRUGS AND FAME
    TURNING BLUE FROM VAST CONFUSION
    NOW EVERYBODY LOVES YOUR NAME
    I HOPE YOU GOT WHAT YOU WANTED
    CAUSE NOW IT’S IT’S OUT OF YOUR HANDS

    Reply
  46. stacy Avatar
    stacy

    hearing nirvana through the wall of my brother’s bedroom was the first taste i got. before that i was into hair bands and teenage pop groups. it instantly awoke something in me and i thought, “this is good!”. i copied a cassette tape of it when my brother was gone and told all my friends about it. when i told my brother i liked that nirvana record i think i got a lil more cred as the “cool lil’ sister” that his friends didn’t mind having around. listening to this band got me into the kind of music i am into today. real music. music that means something. i tore all the hair band posters off my wall for good! and still, 20 years later, this record means something. would be awesome to have the deluxe version. i still have the cassette tape with my scribbled 7th grade writing on it..

    Reply
  47. stacy Avatar
    stacy

    hearing nirvana through the wall of my brother’s bedroom was the first taste i got. before that i was into hair bands and teenage pop groups. it instantly awoke something in me and i thought, “this is good!”. i copied a cassette tape of it when my brother was gone and told all my friends about it. when i told my brother i liked that nirvana record i think i got a lil more cred as the “cool lil’ sister” that his friends didn’t mind having around. listening to this band got me into the kind of music i am into today. real music. music that means something. i tore all the hair band posters off my wall for good! and still, 20 years later, this record means something. would be awesome to have the deluxe version. i still have the cassette tape with my scribbled 7th grade writing on it..

    Reply
  48. stacy Avatar
    stacy

    hearing nirvana through the wall of my brother’s bedroom was the first taste i got. before that i was into hair bands and teenage pop groups. it instantly awoke something in me and i thought, “this is good!”. i copied a cassette tape of it when my brother was gone and told all my friends about it. when i told my brother i liked that nirvana record i think i got a lil more cred as the “cool lil’ sister” that his friends didn’t mind having around. listening to this band got me into the kind of music i am into today. real music. music that means something. i tore all the hair band posters off my wall for good! and still, 20 years later, this record means something. would be awesome to have the deluxe version. i still have the cassette tape with my scribbled 7th grade writing on it..

    Reply
  49. stacy Avatar
    stacy

    hearing nirvana through the wall of my brother’s bedroom was the first taste i got. before that i was into hair bands and teenage pop groups. it instantly awoke something in me and i thought, “this is good!”. i copied a cassette tape of it when my brother was gone and told all my friends about it. when i told my brother i liked that nirvana record i think i got a lil more cred as the “cool lil’ sister” that his friends didn’t mind having around. listening to this band got me into the kind of music i am into today. real music. music that means something. i tore all the hair band posters off my wall for good! and still, 20 years later, this record means something. would be awesome to have the deluxe version. i still have the cassette tape with my scribbled 7th grade writing on it..

    Reply
  50. stacy Avatar
    stacy

    hearing nirvana through the wall of my brother’s bedroom was the first taste i got. before that i was into hair bands and teenage pop groups. it instantly awoke something in me and i thought, “this is good!”. i copied a cassette tape of it when my brother was gone and told all my friends about it. when i told my brother i liked that nirvana record i think i got a lil more cred as the “cool lil’ sister” that his friends didn’t mind having around. listening to this band got me into the kind of music i am into today. real music. music that means something. i tore all the hair band posters off my wall for good! and still, 20 years later, this record means something. would be awesome to have the deluxe version. i still have the cassette tape with my scribbled 7th grade writing on it..

    Reply

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