Review 1 of 17

tristian writes:

5of 5 Stars

my favourite album and the greatest album ever, kurt cobain and nirvana are sitll one of the best bands in the world and no recent album comes close to topping this. its funny how in 91 rolling stone gave this 3/5, then in 92 a 4/5 then in 2004 gave it 5/5, wats going on there, make up ur mind, it was 5/5 fromt he beginning

Mar 19, 2008 19:48:45

Review 2 of 17

bassgdae13 writes:

5of 5 Stars

To me, Nevermind was a sign, and it led you straight to something new, and i like new. Nevermind is probably one of the greatest albums ever made, it was something different then what was going on at the time. Even though Nirvana's first album Bleach wasnt as good as this album, i still personally still like Bleach but it is not nearly as good as Nevermind, when Bleach came out people were not ready for Nirvana the idea of a screaming grunge band for seattle only some of fans couldve accepted. But Nevermind changed that, with Kurt Cobains unique lyrics with the soft singing then going to the screaming choas, and loud yet soft guitar playing, Krist Noveliscs hard and rhythmic bass lines, and Dave Grohls hard pounding loud and aggressive drummer, Nevermind was an artwork that only comes once and a decade. For the 60's it was the Beatles, For the 70's Led Zeppelin came into power, the 80's it was Metallica, the 90's it was Nirvana.

Feb 29, 2008 07:02:24

Review 3 of 17

fearofdreaming77 writes:

3of 5 Stars

See what's funny is that most of you Kurdt worshipers have got it so completly wrong. If he was still here he'd tell you so, because if you know anything about him you know how much he valued honesty. You can't give this album five stars with out raising the scale to ten to review In Utero, the two don't even compare. That is kurdt's masterpiece not this glossy, reproduction of Nirvana. Not a bad album by any means but it really does pale in comparison, espicially if you are moved by who Kurdt was an an artist not just his art.

Feb 7, 2008 22:06:39

Review 4 of 17

Thelivingdead writes:

5of 5 Stars

Nevermind is probably my favorite album on this planet. Rolling Stone review was a 3/5 and they said the most overated album but yet made it a 17 on there 500 greatest albums of all time... But any way i wan't ever a big Nirvana fan till i got this album and i fell in love wit hit Smells like Teen spirt is one of the best songs of the 90's...

Jan 19, 2008 13:44:20

Review 5 of 17

djcevn writes:

5of 5 Stars

i'm pretty sure that this review is the original review of nevermind. in 2004 rs rated it five stars if im not mistaken and regarded it as the 17th best album of ALL time, with smells like teen spirit as the 9th best song of ALL time. so dont get mad people, rs has showed its respect to this masterpiece. that HAS to be the original three star rating it recieved in 1992, cause this IS a musical masterpiece genius work of art.

Dec 14, 2007 19:59:26

Review 6 of 17

Reebokanonymous writes:

5of 5 Stars

I'm glad to see that at least most of you don't hate Nirvana with a passion like some a holes out there thinking they're being original. This album kicks ass. If you don't think so, try listening to some bad albums, because I'll tell you what, most albums aren't that good.
Most albums have a couple good songs, but those are usually weeded out so people don't buy them. Usually people buy extraordinary albums and so they think the standard for good music is really high when it's actually really crappy.
So there you have it, this entire album is good. No . . . grrreat!

Nov 24, 2007 10:33:23

Review 7 of 17

rextoby writes:

5of 5 Stars

can t beleve Rolling Stone published a 3 star review of this utter masterpiece, did the reviewer get an Abba Cd by mistake?????????

Sep 20, 2007 06:44:39

Review 8 of 17

AAtheCritic writes:

5of 5 Stars

that writer was high

Nevermind is brilliant

and why would their 8th best song be from an album they gave three stars?

Sep 2, 2007 22:27:37