Label:	Geffen Records
Catalog#:	DGCD-24727
Format:	CD, Album
Country:	US
Released:	1994
Genre:	Rock
Style:	Folk Rock, Acoustic, Grunge
Credits:	Bass - Krist Novoselic Cello - Lori Goldston (tracks: 3, 4, 6 to 9, 13, 14) Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals - Dave Grohl Guitar - Pat Smear Mastered By - Stephen Marcussen Producer - Nirvana , Scott Litt Vocals, Guitar - Kurt Cobain
Notes:	Mixed at Louie's Clubhouse (NYC, USA). Recorded live for MTV at Sony Studios (NYX, USA) on November 18, 1993. Mastered at Precision Mastering (Los Angeles, USA). Track 3 is a cover of a Vaselines track Track 4 is a cover of a David Bowie track Tracks 10 & 12 were written by Meat Puppets Track 14 is a cover of a Leadbelly track
Rating:	4.6/5 (78 votes) Rate It
Submitted by:	Escapist
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Tracklisting:

1		About A Girl (3:38)
2		Come As You Are (4:14)
3		Jesus Doesn't Want Me For A Sunbeam (4:37)
		Accordion - Krist Novoselic Bass - Dave Grohl Written-By - Vaselines, The
4		The Man Who Sold The World (4:21)
		Written-By - David Bowie
5		Pennyroyal Tea (3:41)
6		Dumb (2:53)
7		Polly (3:16)
8		On A Plain (3:45)
9		Something In The Way (4:01)
10		Plateau (3:39)
		Guitar - Curt Kirkwood Guitar, Backing Vocals - Cris Kirkwood Written-By - Meat Puppets
11		Oh Me (3:26)
		Guitar - Curt Kirkwood Guitar, Backing Vocals - Cris Kirkwood Written-By - Meat Puppets
12		Lake Of Fire (2:56)
		Bass, Backing Vocals - Cris Kirkwood Guitar - Curt Kirkwood Written-By - Meat Puppets
13		All Apologies (4:23)
14		Where Did You Sleep Last Night (5:06)
		Written-By - Huddie Ledbetter

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User Reviews:

Alastis, Jun 08, 2006

In all honesty, i don't remember anything that's even half gut-wrenching as this album. I can listen to separate songs from this one, but its extremely hard to sit through it in all of its entirety. Whatever adds emotional weight to all of this is the fact that it was one of the last efforts by Nirvana. But even leaving that aside, most of the songs are incredibly sad, whether its covers (Jesus Doesn't Me For A Sunbeam, Man Who Sold The World, Oh Me, Lake Of Fire, Where Did You Sleep Last Night) or original songs performed in acoustic versions (About A Girl, On A Plain and the fact that quiet wisely, Smells Like Teen Spirit was nowhere to be found). Probably one of those albums that stays with you for years.

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