I think Nirvana has become a right of passage as a teenager almost. It definitely defined that period of time for me. I was blown away by everything they did but Nevermind lit the flame.
You're just a band wagon jumper. You're not even allowed to introduce yourself. As a teenager you were already mentally unwell. You Were blown away by your own ego and big mouth. We know who you are before you open your mouth.
I was 25 when Nevermind came out. I had been a heavy metal fan since 1978 and by this time, I was so tired of the hair band that were so popular in the late 80s. I saw the Smells Like Teen Spirit video and LOVED it. I know some think that's blasphemous for a metalhead to say Lol but it was so different and it really spoke to me. Felt the same for In Utero as well. To this day, I still list Nirvana as one of the bands that made a difference in my life.
It's very interesting! I know a lot of heavy metal fans who say they hated nirvana because the grunge scene killed heavy metal. It is good to read that there are other thoughts on this.
Happy 30th Anniversary to Nirvana's debut starting album Nevermind that dropped on 9/24/91! A memorable fire way to kick off one of the most successful bands of the grunge period. I enjoy listening to this lit album 30 years later to the day of 9/24/2021! I appreciate this album. :)
Hello, younger person here. Very similar story, I got into them when I was about 13-14 (I'm almost 18 now), and would listen to them through my generations version of cassette copying: TH-cam to MP3 sites. But my first real "Holy Shit" moment with the band when I knew was really hearing something special was when I bought Unplugged In New York on CD on impulse at Walmart one day. I used to listen to that album almost every day, definitely one of those life changers for me, now I have it as well as Nevermind in my growing vinyl collection, thanks for sharing your story with the band, it's amazing how so much yet so little can change in 30 years.
Thanks a lot for the vid, im 19 and i love watching people that had my age when my favorite music went out talk about how it was and how big of an impact it was in their lives as much as it was in mine 25 years later. I stumbled with your video while looking for the best version of nevermind to buy for the first time for my very small but growing music collection, still haven't decided if I want to buy nevermind on CD or in vinyl but at least I know that I have to STAY AWAY from the 20th anniversary edition (even though the box set looks the coolest) but anyways thanks a lot for sharing this video, and I'm subscribing for more
I’m one of the people that can appreciate simple simple rock music with memorable melodies with Nirvana, and appreciate rippin metal like Carcass, At The Gates etc. Good music is good music.
Great reviews! Love your channel. There are studio versions of "Old Age," and "Verse Chorus Verse" on the boxset "With The Lights Out." Unfortunately it was not pressed on vinyl. That would be a wet dream. But, I thought you might want to hear the studio versions. They can also be found here on yt.
I had just turned 14 when I first heard this album a few months after it had been released. It spoke to me like nothing else had before. This was music that was mine. While I didn't go on to spend years in bands, it did influence my life in a massive way. It's strange to listen to it now after so many years. Sometimes the old magic is there, other times I can tell that I overlistened to it so much. I'll always love it though. It has a place in my life that no other music ever will.
I was more of a pearl jam ten fan but adored this album also. I bought both this and ten on CD and distinctly remember the vinyl laying right beside it....God damn. Subscribed by the way...Great channel.
I love hearing the personal stories of people how they discovered Nirvana. I am 38 and i am happy i got to live (even as a kid) around the time nirvana existed in history, because listening to Nirvanas discography for the first time in the 90s, it was one of happiest moments of my life. Even to this day.
Agree with everything here…. Nevermind was and still is a game changer. I was 17 when it dropped and suddenly everything made sense. Thank you for this quality upload!!!
I am not the biggest Nirvana fan but appreciate great, landmark albums when they come around. Yes, I bought the 30th Special Edition on 8 piece vinyl, still boxed and sealed, but mainly to pass onto my nephew when I'm gone as Ive seen how much the 20th anniversary edition now sells for just on CD! 😀
I didnt really get "Teen Spirit" at first listen in '91. Didnt like it (I kinda still dont ). But it was "Come As You Are" and "Lithium" that sealed the deal for me, that was NEXT level songwriting IMHO.
You have so many records. Have you All washed? Some are 30 Years old! That would be interesting. Excuse my Englisch (translator). Greetings from germany. Ps love your vids
the proverbial words here: (seems like) ... when they were extremely dedicated, practiced militantly, Kurts' vision beyond any willingness to go to ANY lengths to achieve, learn, promote, travel, not sleep, not eat, not expecting anything from anyone, anywhere at anytime and paid dearly for it with their lives and then some. That is why no one will ever be remotely duplicate any aspects to the sum total of what became the reality that now can't be bought or taught, nevermind calculated and manufactured.
I was 12 in November '92. My best mate had a copied cassette of the album and lent it to me. The wonderful thing about it was, there was no song titles, no pictures, nothing. Just the 90m cassette with the album taped onto one side. It was like getting to know somebody, falling in love over the days, and weeks with it. It just was "there" each night, at the weekends, without realising how much it was actually impacting me. I loved how, it was just the tape aswell, with nothing to look at as Id heard it. It made it more mysterious, new, and something unmarked, unnamed, and previously unnoticed that would become the touchstone for justabout everything in my life since.
But you don't believe in anniversary as a concept. To you Its just a sound. What Present did you buy for your last anniversary? I bet you don't own the LP. I bet You're a liar. I don't allow strangers to introduce themselves.
Utero sounds amazing on Vinyl. I was in 7th grade and it hit like a mack truck. I remember it just changed everything, kids I knew were like "what are you rocker now?" I'm like no I'm just doing what I like.
First time I ever heard the band, I dropped acid in highschool, had to duck out early and walk home after 6th period... Made some Ramen and was watching Family Ties... The show had a green and yellow tinge, and was too fake looking... Noodles were all vibrating around, so that didnt work either... sat the bowl down and flipped to MTV... probably 1:30 PM or so... Smells like Teen Spirit video debut just came on... I was tripping balls... Something in me changed... I remember saying to myself... "This is what I need to be listening to!!!" NirvAna ?? I mispronounced they're name... Life changing for sure!!! Ended up seeing them live, Dead center and second row, 40 minutes from my house in Salem Oregon, 1994!!! Looking straight up at kurt... Krist was barefoot. Bought the tix 2 nights before the show from my friends skate/head shop... He put postcards on the ground for two tix, face value... 22.50... Turnned out being my future co workers tix (20 years later) because he had got grounded... lol... The story continues... amazing stuff!!! I asked my bud, "Why did you have the note cards on the ground to sell nirna tix?? He replied, "Well I figured if you are into nirvana, You'd probably be staring at the ground moping around, " lol
Amazing video!! Quick question though, where did you the singles (Lithium, Come as you are, and SLTS). Was it like a record store, website, flea market or whatever. I love them and I keep trying to find them but could never find em.
I'm probably roughly your age, 46, so listened to a lot of similar music. For me as a 10 year old kid, it was early heavy metal, then thrash, Slayer, Anthrax, etc, Faith No More, Helmet, Rage Against the Machine, etc. However, when Nirvana came out, I was not into Nevermind. It took a long time before it clicked for me. 94. Then I fell in love with the band. The 90s was like the late 60s for cool different music, so many different styles of music, all cool. Maybe, I'm a relic of my time, but I just can't get into the contemporary music.
Nirvana either hits you right away or when you're 40, I listened to it at 12 and opened my mind to punk but I haven't listened to it in 20 something years, and I can't stop listening again.
I remember being at work in 91 debating with myself over who I liked better, Nirvana or Pearl Jam(I already loved Soundgarden and hadn't heard enough AIC yet). I came to the conclusion that one had better music and one better lyrics...I'm still trying to figure out who had what???
I was 20 and thought Nirvana were shit. UNTIL, the Unplugged concert a few years later. Blew my mind. I sat down and watched it by accident. A fan ever since.
I’ve been listening since I was 14 and now I’m 16 and all of nirvana helped me learn guitar and help me with my emotional shit typical teenager shit but nirvana also help me with loosing people that were close to me , so this album was the best thing I ever found (first ever song that got me into nirvana was lithium btw )
Great channel mate, love it. I had hair like you back when I was 17. I didn't have the beard though and it probably wasn't a good idea to copy Jeff Hanneman in my piss pot town back in the late eighties 🤔😂
I had someone dub me this to tape. I had liked Teen Spirit and In Bloom a lot. Once I got my copy, I liked the album overall but didn't put it in the great category. I did eventually get the cd for it once I got a cd player. Of their catalog, Nevermind and Unplugged are my favorites. Nirvana, IMO, was able to mix pop sensibilities with alternative/grunge/rock in a way that it sounded like noise but it carried a decent tune. The lyrics always made me think that Kurt was either non-sensical or a lyrical genius LOL. I did find this album's cover a pretty big political statement with the baby chasing the all-mighty dollar. I think Kurt could have sung better than he did on a lot of their songs... his scratchy vocals didn't do much for me but when he tried, he had a decent rock voice.
Amen buddy....reissue repackage and throw in a shitty song never released because it was shite in the first place. I have this on CD and have played the crap out of it since 92....it still plays perfect.
I was 16 in ‘91 and like you, loved this as much as the black album or horrorscope or any other metal or alternative album that year. Badmotorfinger 👍 I also got all the singles off of Nevermind but in the UK I got the 12” picture discs to all the singles. Looks like you have the normal single releases 👍
I snagged a copy off Amazon, mainly for the 7". The jacket is sweet, but it's a shame about the record itself. Definitely a far cry from the somewhat recent AAA analog cut, by BG and pressed at Pallas from a few years ago.
Yeah I totally agree that at the time we did not make a huge difference between grunge/alternative and metal or rock. If you were into heavy loud music you probably would like both Metallica and Nirvana, Megadeth and Pearl Jam, Sepultura and Smashing Pumpkins and so on. Me and my friends would listen to new records by Sonic Youth, Entombed, Guns n Roses, Dinosaur Jr. All in one big happy mess! Great times!
Think I heard somewhere that a 30th Anniversary edition was in the pipeline…? Could’ve been rumour - but like you say, the recent remaster wasn’t great - so another better master would be great!
I thought 💭 that nevermind was nirvana debut studio album but it’s definitely their 2nd studio their very first studio album is bleach because they were on a independent record label called sub pop and their second studio album nevermind was on a major record label which was amazing 🥲 to be honest.
@@mattw4461 that is the reason why vinyl pressing from the 90's are so rare; everybody was buying cd's; which is think is even the better music format, but bad mastering (loudness war) and overuse of no noise filters have given compact discs a bad name which they do not deserve. I think cd's up to 1986 sounded really good (sometimes even better than the vinyl versions), but it went downhill soundwise from then ...
Nevermind changed the way I write poetry. I used to write about cheesy bullshit but when Nevermind came out, it told me that I could use poetry as a release for my hard times. I was going through a lot of shit back then and I am thankful for Nirvana. RIP Kurt Cobain
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I think Nirvana has become a right of passage as a teenager almost. It definitely defined that period of time for me. I was blown away by everything they did but Nevermind lit the flame.
You're just a band wagon jumper.
You're not even allowed to introduce yourself.
As a teenager you were already mentally unwell.
You Were blown away by your own ego and big mouth.
We know who you are before you open your mouth.
I was 25 when Nevermind came out. I had been a heavy metal fan since 1978 and by this time, I was so tired of the hair band that were so popular in the late 80s. I saw the Smells Like Teen Spirit video and LOVED it. I know some think that's blasphemous for a metalhead to say Lol but it was so different and it really spoke to me. Felt the same for In Utero as well. To this day, I still list Nirvana as one of the bands that made a difference in my life.
It's very interesting! I know a lot of heavy metal fans who say they hated nirvana because the grunge scene killed heavy metal. It is good to read that there are other thoughts on this.
Happy 30th Anniversary to Nirvana's debut starting album Nevermind that dropped on 9/24/91! A memorable fire way to kick off one of the most successful bands of the grunge period. I enjoy listening to this lit album 30 years later to the day of 9/24/2021! I appreciate this album. :)
Hello, younger person here. Very similar story, I got into them when I was about 13-14 (I'm almost 18 now), and would listen to them through my generations version of cassette copying: TH-cam to MP3 sites. But my first real "Holy Shit" moment with the band when I knew was really hearing something special was when I bought Unplugged In New York on CD on impulse at Walmart one day. I used to listen to that album almost every day, definitely one of those life changers for me, now I have it as well as Nevermind in my growing vinyl collection, thanks for sharing your story with the band, it's amazing how so much yet so little can change in 30 years.
I have listened to Nevermind on tape more times than I count since the 1990s
I think the only song not mentioned from the Nevermind sessions is the phenomenal ‘D-7’ cover off the Hormoaning e.p. 👍
Go away and Get a life away from nirvana.
Thanks a lot for the vid, im 19 and i love watching people that had my age when my favorite music went out talk about how it was and how big of an impact it was in their lives as much as it was in mine 25 years later. I stumbled with your video while looking for the best version of nevermind to buy for the first time for my very small but growing music collection, still haven't decided if I want to buy nevermind on CD or in vinyl but at least I know that I have to STAY AWAY from the 20th anniversary edition (even though the box set looks the coolest) but anyways thanks a lot for sharing this video, and I'm subscribing for more
I’m one of the people that can appreciate simple simple rock music with memorable melodies with Nirvana, and appreciate rippin metal like Carcass, At The Gates etc.
Good music is good music.
Great reviews! Love your channel. There are studio versions of "Old Age," and "Verse Chorus Verse" on the boxset "With The Lights Out." Unfortunately it was not pressed on vinyl. That would be a wet dream. But, I thought you might want to hear the studio versions. They can also be found here on yt.
I have that box l set. Yeah I would love for it to be reissued on vinyl! Thanks for watching!
I had just turned 14 when I first heard this album a few months after it had been released. It spoke to me like nothing else had before. This was music that was mine. While I didn't go on to spend years in bands, it did influence my life in a massive way.
It's strange to listen to it now after so many years. Sometimes the old magic is there, other times I can tell that I overlistened to it so much. I'll always love it though. It has a place in my life that no other music ever will.
Oh, rubbish!
What A load of BS.
Piss off you shitty kid.
Same experience as you mate (i live in the UK). Best album of all time IMO for so many reasons, A subversive, countercultural masterpiece.
Got really into them in August 1993 then 8 months later gone. Bummer
I was more of a pearl jam ten fan but adored this album also. I bought both this and ten on CD and distinctly remember the vinyl laying right beside it....God damn.
Subscribed by the way...Great channel.
I love hearing the personal stories of people how they discovered Nirvana. I am 38 and i am happy i got to live (even as a kid) around the time nirvana existed in history, because listening to Nirvanas discography for the first time in the 90s, it was one of happiest moments of my life. Even to this day.
Agree with everything here…. Nevermind was and still is a game changer. I was 17 when it dropped and suddenly everything made sense.
Thank you for this quality upload!!!
I am not the biggest Nirvana fan but appreciate great, landmark albums when they come around. Yes, I bought the 30th Special Edition on 8 piece vinyl, still boxed and sealed, but mainly to pass onto my nephew when I'm gone as Ive seen how much the 20th anniversary edition now sells for just on CD! 😀
I didnt really get "Teen Spirit" at first listen in '91. Didnt like it (I kinda still dont ). But it was "Come As You Are" and "Lithium" that sealed the deal for me, that was NEXT level songwriting IMHO.
You have so many records. Have you All washed? Some are 30 Years old! That would be interesting. Excuse my Englisch (translator). Greetings from germany. Ps love your vids
I got maybe all of this stuff on bootleg cassettes wandering around Dublin. Haven't heard them in a while.
the proverbial words here: (seems like) ... when they were extremely dedicated, practiced militantly, Kurts' vision beyond any willingness to go to ANY lengths to achieve, learn, promote, travel, not sleep, not eat, not expecting anything from anyone, anywhere at anytime and paid dearly for it with their lives and then some. That is why no one will ever be remotely duplicate any aspects to the sum total of what became the reality that now can't be bought or taught, nevermind calculated and manufactured.
I was 12 in November '92. My best mate had a copied cassette of the album and lent it to me. The wonderful thing about it was, there was no song titles, no pictures, nothing. Just the 90m cassette with the album taped onto one side. It was like getting to know somebody, falling in love over the days, and weeks with it. It just was "there" each night, at the weekends, without realising how much it was actually impacting me. I loved how, it was just the tape aswell, with nothing to look at as Id heard it. It made it more mysterious, new, and something unmarked, unnamed, and previously unnoticed that would become the touchstone for justabout everything in my life since.
Yup, it's our generation's Beatles (beeing 45 by the way).
The nevermind 30th anniversary vinyl sounds great, I'm hearing a lot of people say it sounds awful, not true in my experience.
But you don't believe in anniversary as a concept.
To you Its just a sound.
What Present did you buy for your last anniversary?
I bet you don't own the LP.
I bet You're a liar.
I don't allow strangers to introduce themselves.
Utero sounds amazing on Vinyl. I was in 7th grade and it hit like a mack truck. I remember it just changed everything, kids I knew were like "what are you rocker now?" I'm like no I'm just doing what I like.
Kurt Cobain was a great song writer.
Great Vid! Do you have any knowledge on what is be the best version (to buy) of Badmotorfinger and if there will be a 30th anni of that beast?
No idea. I have a reissue from 2016 that’s pretty good. But I would love a 30th anniversary edition.
Good shit. Thanks 👍 found this video wondering if there would be a 30th reissue, I'm thinking the nevermind baby lawsuit has probably stalled that.
First time I ever heard the band, I dropped acid in highschool, had to duck out early and walk home after 6th period... Made some Ramen and was watching Family Ties... The show had a green and yellow tinge, and was too fake looking... Noodles were all vibrating around, so that didnt work either... sat the bowl down and flipped to MTV... probably 1:30 PM or so... Smells like Teen Spirit video debut just came on... I was tripping balls... Something in me changed... I remember saying to myself... "This is what I need to be listening to!!!" NirvAna ?? I mispronounced they're name... Life changing for sure!!! Ended up seeing them live, Dead center and second row, 40 minutes from my house in Salem Oregon, 1994!!! Looking straight up at kurt... Krist was barefoot. Bought the tix 2 nights before the show from my friends skate/head shop... He put postcards on the ground for two tix, face value... 22.50... Turnned out being my future co workers tix (20 years later) because he had got grounded... lol... The story continues... amazing stuff!!! I asked my bud, "Why did you have the note cards on the ground to sell nirna tix?? He replied, "Well I figured if you are into nirvana, You'd probably be staring at the ground moping around, " lol
Melvins and Breeders opened ;)
Man, I think Incesticide is my favorite album.
Nevermind was awesome too, absolutely love Drain You, Lounge Act, Breed....so many good songs on there.
Today i get my 30th annyversary edition of Nevermind
Amazing video!! Quick question though, where did you the singles (Lithium, Come as you are, and SLTS). Was it like a record store, website, flea market or whatever. I love them and I keep trying to find them but could never find em.
I found all of them on Discogs. Thanks for watching!
@@OldHead No Problem!! Thanks for letting me know
damn it was the same thing with me a year ago
I love ❤ the album nevermind because of the song breed and also feeder cover that song breed way back in 2009.
Your story is my story bruh haha. It's awesome
One of my favorite albums ever. In another month and a half I’ll as old as the album is 😆
I'm probably roughly your age, 46, so listened to a lot of similar music. For me as a 10 year old kid, it was early heavy metal, then thrash, Slayer, Anthrax, etc, Faith No More, Helmet, Rage Against the Machine, etc. However, when Nirvana came out, I was not into Nevermind. It took a long time before it clicked for me. 94. Then I fell in love with the band. The 90s was like the late 60s for cool different music, so many different styles of music, all cool. Maybe, I'm a relic of my time, but I just can't get into the contemporary music.
Nirvana either hits you right away or when you're 40, I listened to it at 12 and opened my mind to punk but I haven't listened to it in 20 something years, and I can't stop listening again.
I pre ordered the 5 cd and super deluxe vinyl I was 13 when nevermind came out
I remember being at work in 91 debating with myself over who I liked better, Nirvana or Pearl Jam(I already loved Soundgarden and hadn't heard enough AIC yet). I came to the conclusion that one had better music and one better lyrics...I'm still trying to figure out who had what???
I was 20 and thought Nirvana were shit. UNTIL, the Unplugged concert a few years later. Blew my mind. I sat down and watched it by accident. A fan ever since.
My friends 12 year old son introduced this album to me, I was 41 years old, loved it ❤
What about oh the guilt?
It’s not a Nevermind B-side.
I’ve been listening since I was 14 and now I’m 16 and all of nirvana helped me learn guitar and help me with my emotional shit typical teenager shit but nirvana also help me with loosing people that were close to me , so this album was the best thing I ever found (first ever song that got me into nirvana was lithium btw )
Great channel mate, love it.
I had hair like you back when I was 17. I didn't have the beard though and it probably wasn't a good idea to copy Jeff Hanneman in my piss pot town back in the late eighties 🤔😂
I had someone dub me this to tape. I had liked Teen Spirit and In Bloom a lot. Once I got my copy, I liked the album overall but didn't put it in the great category. I did eventually get the cd for it once I got a cd player. Of their catalog, Nevermind and Unplugged are my favorites. Nirvana, IMO, was able to mix pop sensibilities with alternative/grunge/rock in a way that it sounded like noise but it carried a decent tune. The lyrics always made me think that Kurt was either non-sensical or a lyrical genius LOL. I did find this album's cover a pretty big political statement with the baby chasing the all-mighty dollar. I think Kurt could have sung better than he did on a lot of their songs... his scratchy vocals didn't do much for me but when he tried, he had a decent rock voice.
You know where you're coming from, man. Love that Funko Pop there. 👍
P.S.: About what you said - I don't think re-masters are meant to be liked anyway. They're meant to be sold.
Amen buddy....reissue repackage and throw in a shitty song never released because it was shite in the first place.
I have this on CD and have played the crap out of it since 92....it still plays perfect.
That opener rocks. Is that your music?
Thanks! Yes it is.
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I was 16 in ‘91 and like you, loved this as much as the black album or horrorscope or any other metal or alternative album that year. Badmotorfinger 👍
I also got all the singles off of Nevermind but in the UK I got the 12” picture discs to all the singles. Looks like you have the normal single releases 👍
I snagged a copy off Amazon, mainly for the 7". The jacket is sweet, but it's a shame about the record itself. Definitely a far cry from the somewhat recent AAA analog cut, by BG and pressed at Pallas from a few years ago.
verse chorus verse and old age there are studio vertions :)
Yeah I totally agree that at the time we did not make a huge difference between grunge/alternative and metal or rock. If you were into heavy loud music you probably would like both Metallica and Nirvana, Megadeth and Pearl Jam, Sepultura and Smashing Pumpkins and so on. Me and my friends would listen to new records by Sonic Youth, Entombed, Guns n Roses, Dinosaur Jr. All in one big happy mess! Great times!
Are you going to pick up the 30th anniversary remaster it’s from the original analog tapes?
I preordered the box set. But apparently it’s not shipping until next year.
Good video, I prefer bleach and In-utero but it's still a close to perfect album. My Favourite song is Polly.
and chad Channing was on one of the tracks and I think 💭 it was Polly.
Think I heard somewhere that a 30th Anniversary edition was in the pipeline…? Could’ve been rumour - but like you say, the recent remaster wasn’t great - so another better master would be great!
th-cam.com/video/ZIybUtI2hF8/w-d-xo.html 😮😮👍
where did you buy the vinyls?
Various places. Some on Discogs.
I thought 💭 that nevermind was nirvana debut studio album but it’s definitely their 2nd studio their very first studio album is bleach because they were on a independent record label called sub pop and their second studio album nevermind was on a major record label which was amazing 🥲 to be honest.
And the song, oh, the guilt but I think that was recorded after Nevermind.
I was 17 when nevermind dropped...changed my life lol 😆
I’m not even a teen and I have 19 Nirvana discs
you should have bought the vinyl record instead of the cassette back in 1991^
He didn’t collect vinyl at the time
Vinyl was already considered a relic of the past by the early 90's. Everybody knew CD's were the future
@@mattw4461 that is the reason why vinyl pressing from the 90's are so rare; everybody was buying cd's; which is think is even the better music format, but bad mastering (loudness war) and overuse of no noise filters have given compact discs a bad name which they do not deserve. I think cd's up to 1986 sounded really good (sometimes even better than the vinyl versions), but it went downhill soundwise from then ...
@@mattw4461 the guy from sonic youth said cd's were a passing phase during that time I think lol
@@RadicalSharkRS yeah that is more or less correct. I'm one of the few people I know who still collects cds and vinyl
I wouldn't read too much about seeing young people wearing Nirvana shirts. There are a lot of hipsters out there.
I’m not just talking about shirts. Besides, hipsters hate Nirvana.
@@OldHead I don't think hipsters know what they love or hate
Nevermind changed the way I write poetry. I used to write about cheesy bullshit but when Nevermind came out, it told me that I could use poetry as a release for my hard times. I was going through a lot of shit back then and I am thankful for Nirvana. RIP Kurt Cobain