Nirvana's defining album
A masterpiece of grunge rock in which Kurt Cobain's inner self explodes.
"In Utero" pushes Nirvana's aggression and vulnerability to their limits, Steve Albini's production capturing the band's rawness. It sonically captures Cobain's struggle between commercial success and artistic integrity, making it one of the most important records in '90s rock history.
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12 TRACKS:
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1)
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Serve The Servants
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2)
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Scentless Apprentice
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3)
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Heart-Shaped Box
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4)
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Rape Me
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5)
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Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge On Seattle
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6)
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Dumb
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7)
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Very Ape
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8)
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Milk It
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9)
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Pennyroyal Tea
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10)
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Radio Friendly Unit Shifter
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11)
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Tourette's
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12)
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All Apologies
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Recorded By - Steve Albini
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Photography By - Karen Mason
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Drums - Dave Grohl
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Technician - Bob Weston
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A&R - Gary Gersh
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Mastered By - Bob Ludwig
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Art Direction, Design - Kurt Cobain
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Guitar, Vocals - Kurt Cobain
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Photography By - Kurt Cobain
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Written-By [All Songs] - Kurt Cobain (1, 3 to 12)
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Bass - Krist Novoselic
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Illustration [Muscle System, Pregnant Woman] - Alex Gray
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Photography By - Michael Lavine
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Photography By - Neil Wallace
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Art Direction, Design - Robert Fisher (4)
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Photography By - Robert Fisher (4)
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Management - Gold Mountain Entertainment
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Photography By - Charles Peterson (4)
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Photography By - Wendy O'Connor
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Illustration [Symbols] - Roger Ferris
