Nirvana – In Utero

I think this is just a box, not an album.

Anyone else's come with a skip/loop at the very start of Tourette's? Exchanging mine shortly, other than that it's a great sounding version of this classic.

I prefer this to the 2013 mix with the black cover. The 2013 mix is more bass-heavy and maybe compressed; this one sounds thinner and more biting, the way I remember it from back in the day. The original mix did not need tweaking. The tracks on the 10" are all good, not throwaways.

Fcking brilliant press! I'm impressed of the sound and package quality of this...

You think there's Unlimited supply!?Better think again- it's been sold out on official site for days already.Plenty on stock in stores worldwide of course,but still..
What I like about this one is that people actually appreciate and do listen to it;makes so much more sense than to squat on a sealed copy and speculate on who knows what.Be here now.

So glad I picked this up. Sounds amazing. The bonus ten inch is great. The gatefold is beautiful. Very pleased with it.

I gotta admit that I may have been too harsh on this when comparing it to my '93 clear vinyl over the last few weeks.Bob Weston did a very good remaster that keeps growing on you.What strikes me is the overall tonal balance,which gives every instrument some space to thrive and breathe.This may be most flagrant,as others already pointed out,with the bass guitar- you can follow Novoselic's chords rather effortlessly,which is a nice treat on its own.
Pressing by czech based GZ Media is congenial to the mastering;flat,clean and quiet between songs.The ten inch is also immaculate and sounds gorgeous.
This is a beautifully and proficiently manufactured package adequately priced.For the music lover it's a highly recommended,for the Nirvana adept a must have.

Can anyone discern which plant pressed this? Thanks thanks thanks

First impressions
Excellent pressing by our Czech friends 🇨🇿👍, none of the usual skipping issues I’ve had with a lot of modern vinyl reissues by major labels.
Milk it from Springfield is amazing
That and Tourette’s are currently my highlights .
I can’t say whether it’s worth the money as my copy was a present from my best mate
Once upon a time I would have bought one but I’ve been burned by shoddy products so I nearly missed hearing this. Really glad to have it.
Writing this on my first listen
I hear the artefacts others have mentioned. Pathetic work from a major label but not spoiling my enjoyment thank goodness.

Leaving them aside for the moment
Some of this live stuff has made me positively reassess my opinion of this tour or at least some parts of it.
For 30 years we’ve really only had bootlegs, tv shows and a few indifferent excerpts on the muddy banks live album. It feels like this is the first proper look at the tour.
The lack of diversity in the setlists is, I finally realise, a natural consequence of having the expanded line up, you can’t suddenly break out beeswax mid set if the new guitarist doesn’t know it.
Paradoxically playing the big stadiums meant tighter controls on volume than in some scuzzy club in a red light district.
Add in the crappy big hall acoustics instead of the gorgeous acoustics of ballrooms and theatres.
So within those parameters how do the shows hold up?
The 12/30/93 Great Western gig is just fabulous , classic Nirvana

TBC

This sounds very good to me, crisp with good soundstage. I don't feel the need to upgrade.