You hit it on the head. Once Nevermind came out, any music Nirvana had released prior was never really given much attention. Only Nevermind and In Utero were ever played anywhere. The interesting thing about Incesticide is that it is not considered a studio album. It was released after Nevermind but consists of unreleased tracks from prior to Nevermind so it is considered a compilation album which is most likely why it is never talked about. IMO it is actually the “heaviest” of the Nirvana albums and there are some other awesome tracks on there that perhaps will one day make it into this channel.
@@climhazzard27 This is just the tip of the iceberg, Kurt changed the structure of his songs many times. The same Smells like teen spirit changed at least 6 times, and we have a couple of versions that have reached our ears: -Rehearsal version -First live version There are completely different words and a different melody of the verses, different solos, etc. In general, people often overlook early variations of songs they like, I think it's interesting to know what the song had in its original form.
You hit it on the head. Once Nevermind came out, any music Nirvana had released prior was never really given much attention. Only Nevermind and In Utero were ever played anywhere. The interesting thing about Incesticide is that it is not considered a studio album. It was released after Nevermind but consists of unreleased tracks from prior to Nevermind so it is considered a compilation album which is most likely why it is never talked about. IMO it is actually the “heaviest” of the Nirvana albums and there are some other awesome tracks on there that perhaps will one day make it into this channel.
Yeah for sure interested to hear different eras of their stuff after hearing some deeper tracks. Or more secluded albums I guess
Dude, you should check B-side Aneurysm version, just for yourself
There is some differents in main riff and longest-cooler scream before ending
That's really interesting. There are definitely some difference there. Thanks for pointing out the different albums had different versions
@@climhazzard27 This is just the tip of the iceberg, Kurt changed the structure of his songs many times. The same Smells like teen spirit changed at least 6 times, and we have a couple of versions that have reached our ears:
-Rehearsal version
-First live version
There are completely different words and a different melody of the verses, different solos, etc. In general, people often overlook early variations of songs they like, I think it's interesting to know what the song had in its original form.