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Bleach
was Nirvana's debut album and was released on Sub Pop in
June of '89 and sold over 50,000 for it's first year. It
first appeared in white vinyl covers for the first 2,000
copies. The first 2,000 copies also came along with a
poster. An extra track was added in April of '92 known as
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Nevermind was the best selling album out of their
six, and it was the their first year with Geffen Records.
The album was released in September in the year of '91.
The album featured the hit singles "Smells Like Teen
Spirit", "Come As You Are", and
"Lithium", which boosted it's sales. The song
In Bloom also had much influence on the sales. It's first
50,000 copies excluded the track "Endless
Nameless", which became a bonus track later on. The
album remains to be in the top 200 Billboard albums.
Nevermind was immediately a multi-platinum success |
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Incesticide included B-sides and rarities in which
was released in December of '92 by Geffen Records. The
hit song featured on the album was a much up-beat tempo
and heavier version of "Polly" from Nevermind.
The album reached platinum November of '95. |
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The hit songs "Rape Me","Heart-Shaped
Box", and "All Apoligies" were the
favorite tracks in the album. Geffen Records had worries
that the album wasn't produced smoothly enough but it
turned out to be a platinum success and it was certified
on September of '93. |
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Unplugged in New York was one of Nirvana's last
albums which was released in late '94. It was also one of
2 albums in which they performed live (From The Muddy
Banks Of The Wishkah) in New York along with Curt and
Chris Kirkwood and also Pat Smear (Former Foo Fighter).
Unplugged in New York featured acoustic versions of what
was the Nirvana favorites inlcuding songs like "All
Appologies" (In Utero), Come As You Are"
(Nevermind), "Polly" (Incesticide) and many
more. |
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The album included the band's earliest songs ('89) to
there most recent performances, ('94).Krist Novoselic
listened to over 100 hours of live shows to pick out the
16 tracks. The album was set to be released the same time
as The Unplugged session with mtv but was later released
in the fall of '96. |