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Howard the Duck 03-13-2011 07:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Skaligojurah (Post 1017334)
With the exception of "Heart Shaped Box", and "Rape Me" the entire thing has a darker, slower tone than previous Nirvana works. Personally, it's just dull. Only real success to come out of the darker less "Aerosmith" style of writing was Milk It.
I already find Bleach to be a Melvins'ish clone already, cept for apathetical lyrics.

TheBolam 03-13-2011 12:57 PM
Always Nevermind possibly my favorite album of all time.

Buzzov*en 03-13-2011 03:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Skaligojurah (Post 1017334)
With the exception of "Heart Shaped Box", and "Rape Me" the entire thing has a darker, slower tone than previous Nirvana works. Personally, it's just dull. Only real success to come out of the darker less "Aerosmith" style of writing was Milk It.
Okay, but that still does not mean it was an attempt at a sludge album.

Bleach is the only album I would say was an attempt at sludge. In Utero is more of a noise rock album.

Wolf Dog Moon 03-14-2011 02:45 PM
First off: I saw Nirvana back in 94, and they were awesome. Full, great sound. In Utero songs stood out in that concert. Radio Friendly Shifter Unit really stood out live, and was the opening song. Nevermind is great, but as I grow older I really appreciate InUtero and how raw, personal, and soulful the songs are. Nevermind had many lyrics that were vague, and not as personal. On Inutero, songs like Rape Me, Serve The Servants, Pennyroyal Tea, and Heart-Shaped Box, and especially All Apologies, the songs are very personal and heart-wrenching. Anyway, that's my two cents. Oh, and I'm new here. So hello!


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