Beyond Brilliance
A reviewer, I am another, 07/18/2006

I watched Kurt Cobain and Nirvana's Unplugged performance more than ten years ago before he died (doesn't seem that long ago), and I saw a group on the cusps of being on par with the Beatles. But we know now that wasn't meant to be. The songs here are more vivid and tortured from a true artist's voice than in any other Nirvana record. Nothing in modern times can compare with that CD in my mind, not even close. It's so beautiful and poignant to be haunting. Too bad, Kurt, you chose the wrong path.

Untitled...?
A reviewer, nansuke!!!!!, 05/04/2006

Simply, uh, awesome. You know. It always is. Why does everyone remember "Lake Of Fire" as Nirvana's? I was so convinced. (Weeping). Anyway, that aside...I still haven't heard "Where did you sleep last night." I still have work to do, I guess. I can't make a decent review now, can I?

It''s live, it's loud, it's GREAT...
Kelly, Kurt Cobain's wife, 04/23/2006

If you are a new fan of Nirvana you will especially LOVE this album... Because not only are you getting all of their greatest hits from "Come As You Are" to "Smells Like Teen Spirt", you are also getting live acoustic guitar sounds next to Kurt's edgy voice. You will especially love it if you enjoy more of Nirvana's softer material, since the whole album's acoustic, there's no better way to go. It's a great album. I recommend you buy it NOW!!!

Also recommended: All of Nirvana's stuff (especiall with the lights out: the boxed set)

Kurt wasn't a corporate rock sellout...
Nikki, a die-hard Nirvana fan, 03/14/2006

And this CD proves that. The emotion in his voice has driven me to tears on many occasions. Kurt was a real talent. It's a damn shame he went so soon. The song "Oh Me" always gets to me, and "All Apologies" became a song that really embodied the remembrance of a friend (who was actually buried with a copy of this CD).

Also recommended: "Nirvana"- Nirvana

MTV Unplugged in New York
CJM, in the band EASY TARGET, 10/25/2004

Almost everyone who’s into rock knows of NIRVANA’s album Nevermind, but what about MTV Unplugged in New York? The album was released on 11/1/1994 by GEFFEN RECORD. It is a recording of their live show “MTV Unplugged in New York”, and contains some covers such as “Jesus Doesn't Want Me For A Sunbeam” (originally by the Vaselines), “The Man Who Sold The World” (originally by David Bowie), “Plateau” (originally by the Meat Puppets) , “Oh, Me” (originally by the Meat Puppets), “Lake Of Fire” (originally by the Meat Puppets), and “Where Did You Sleep Last Night?” (originally by David Bowie). I’d give this CD five stars. If you like NIRVANA then you should definitely buy this CD.

Also recommended: All Apologies (Single), Bleach, Come As You Are, From The Muddy Banks of the Wishkah, Heart Shaped Box (Single), In Bloom Maxi single, In Utero, Incesticide, Lithium (Single), Nevermind, Nirvana, Smells Like Teen Spirit (Maxi)