Fantastic release that shows a very different side of Nirvana that I wish they would have been able to explore more on record. I'm glad Cobain stuck to his guns and played mostly covers and album tracks because it makes this Unplugged far more interesting than most of them. I also love that they left the in between track banter on the album because it shows that they were just a bunch of dudes having fun and being loose. This album is making me reconsider my rule of no live albums on my charts.

God, his voice is so overwrought. You can close your eyes and see Chad Kroeger in the audience, taking notes.

Wait, is that an accordion? D: Now accordions suck. D:

Probably the best unplugged album ever made!

Nirvana's crowning achievement. Beautiful, haunting and melancholic.

Love this , in my opinion the best of the "unplugged" albums.

So much more than I thought it would be. I currently have this ahead of all of Nirvana's studio albums, though I'll have to give it another listen soon to decide if that's warranted.

What's with all these super high ratings?

Perfect

One of the most eerie, haunting performances I've listened to; the foreshadowing of Kurt's passing is especially evident in the incredible Leadbelly cover. When Kurt was asked to go back out for an encore, he said something along the lines of "No way in hell I can top that." Without a doubt, the best piece of music Nirvana left us with.

The band's original compositions sound great stripped down, and the covers are all fantastic.