Nirvana Unplugged in NY

[fluxrad]

I really like this version of "Dumb"

I was certainly a tossup between that and "The Man Who Sold The World"

[mikech]

for me it's where did you sleep last night. the first time i heard it i was just blown away. it's actually an old appalachian folk song with a fascinating history dating back to the 1870s, and has been recorded by leadbelly, joan baez, and dolly parton, among dozens of others.

reprint of nytimes article

[TheBlueMonster]

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Lake of Fire is pretty bad-ass.


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I absolutely adore this song. Something about the "upbeat" sounding ones on this album...I guess I'm responding to the irony of it all.

[asofel]

I can't choose. What a great album....

[Kramer.]

This is the first and last poll in which all answers are correct.

[miajag]

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Best choice is currently winning. Man Who Sold The World.

NT

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I can't decide between this and All Apologies.

[DalaiLama]

Alice in Chains Unplugged is up there with this one too. I also like Neil Youngs effort.

[slickpoppa]

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Alice in Chains Unplugged is up there with this one too. I also like Neil Youngs effort.

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Dont forget clapton

[voltron.]

this album is amazing, short short list of my all time favorites.

[Your Mom]

On their most recent album (Best hits + 1 other new song) I find myself listening to Man Who sold the World from Unplugged more than any other song by far. Great rendition.