Yes' i've been that person that once asked "do Nirvana really reserves to be in the top 10 of all time?". But nowadays i really don't mind that much, personally It wouldn't be my choice but I can understand why It is ranked so high. This spot is not just about the music, is about everything surrounding It, it's about Nirvana, it's about grunge, it's about the last moment in history that we know that this kind of "raw" rock was on, was alive, It had something to tell, you know?

The best thing this overrated bunch of depressing hacks scarcely up to the task of boring lackluster compositions ever did was give Weird Al something else to mock.

This album may or may not have been important in some way... It's also frickin good and is pretty much the most important album of the 90's. As overplayed as "Smells Like Teen Spirit" is, it's a hell of an opener, and a fantastic song. "In Bloom", "Come As You Are", "Lithium", and pretty much every other song on this album are classic's. The closure, "Something in the Way", for me was not what I was expecting the album to close with, but I wouldn't ask for anything else to end the album off with. People still talk about this album, and how influential it was, and still is, and while I do prefer "In Utero" just a litttllee bit, it's a fantastic album with crisp production, amazing instrumentation, and raw as heck vocals to make this album what it is today.

I prefer Nevermind, but In Utero great too. Nevermind is my youth, when I was kid, peoples around me which listen to rock, they was a fan of 30STM and Marilyn Manson, but I don't give a f*ck, Nirvana was a better through the times.

Nevermind was the first album and still the best his album from first track to last (Don't except Endless Nameless), and its still great!

In Utero is better than Nevermind.
The lyrical content is more interesting, and the raw/minimalist production sounds like a band earning the freedom they desired after the numbers Nevermind did. The albums are both great, but when I think about the essence of Kurt, In Utero comes to mind first.

This album caught me immediately from the very beginning. Love every song on the record. However, the record should have stopped after Something in the Way. Endless Nameless is totally unnecessary.

I consider this to be the best album of all time, I mean it could be just because it was intruded to me when I was an angsty middle schooler so it fit right in with my life, but i don't care, this album rocks harder than anything out there, just the sheer emotion and lyricism put to it blows me away every time.

I consider this to be the best album of all time, I mean it could be just because it was intruded to me when I was an angsty middle schooler so it fit right in with my life, but i don't care, this album rocks harder than anything out there, just the sheer emotion and lyricism put to it blows me away every time.

second greatest album of the 90s? don't think so mate, but it's a nice listen nonetheless.

Great wall of sound with powerful delivery. Love many tracks but just adore Something In The Way - a song for the headphones so it sounds like he's there talking to you.