Most underrated Nirvana album, the most raw and unpretentious as well. Captures school-age angst like almost no other music at the time.

This album can be praised for the unique grunge sound it provides. Nirvana sounds unpolished and raw. This album shapes the innocence the band had at the time, before becoming a world band. The first five songs are great, the rest is good, but songs like Paper Cuts and the guitar solo of Swap Meet are just awful.

Hard aggressive and memorable grunge. Not masterfully produced however and I feel the band still needed to grow a lot.

Raw, noisey and totally punk. This album rocks, it might be their best.

This is the best Nirvana album before they got gobbled up my the mainstream. Unpolished at their finest and not overproduced like Nevermind

A much, much rawer experience than the albums to come. Nirvana were truly embracing a DIY, underground aesthetic on Bleach. The thing sounds like it was recorded in a teenager's basement and yet this record is still more pummeling, abrasive and ballsy then a large chunk of records released in that decade.

Favoritas: Blew, Love Buzz, About a Girl

A good raw rock'n'roll record that has an edge and a power that the later more 'slicker' Nirvana albums do not. Of course the songwriting isn't as strong as it would be, but this is still an decent LP, full of all the grit you would expect. About a girl is easily the best track which sounds incredibly like early Beatles to me. Still, as far as Nirvana were concerned, the best was yet to come.

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Good debut from Nirvana. Musically, there's a couple great songs, but the rest I don't find too impressive. However, what I love about Bleach is the passion that went into it. Whenever Kurt sings, I get chills cause of how into it he is and how much it seems like he wants to keep singing. I love the effort they put into making this. I also agree that, although it's worse than Nevermind and In Utero, this album is a prime example of grunge. It's the grungy-est of the three, which is why less people like it but also why I admire it.