Nirvana Incensticide 1992 Original VG++/M- Marbled Blue Colored Vinyl DGC-24504

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Nirvana ~ Incesticide  1992 Original, 1st pressing. Marbled-Blue Colored Vinyl. DGC Geffen / Sub Pop Records - DGC-24504 Vinyl is VG++ to Mint-: some faint "background" wear and light ticks and clicks faintly heard during some quiet passages and between tracks. Cover i VG+: corner-bends and wear, creases, nudges and small bend on left spine-edge. A few, small creases along the top-edge; minor cover-wear with some small indentations. Custom inner-sleeve is VG to VG+ with bends/creases. Seams are intact. Out of Print
"Buying time and thwarting bootleggers, Nirvana and DGC released the rarities compilation Incesticide toward the end of 1992. Like any odds'n'sods collection, this is uneven, but that's its charm since it captures Nirvana's character better than any official album. After all, this was a band that was born equally from '70s sludge metal, bubblegum pop, post-punk artiness, and indie rock inclusiveness, each of which are apparent on this collection. There are some non-entities here, particularly on the second side, but the plodding sub-metallic grind was part of their identity, one part of their multi-faceted character. Nirvana meant everything to everyone, from the jangle pop veterans to the garage rock ravers that worshipped the Stooges to stoner metal fetishes and indie rock bed-sits that adopted Sebadoh just as they outgrew Morrissey -- everybody loved Nirvana, and there's something for every kind fan here, thanks to murky sludge, Devo and Vaseline covers, BBC sessions, instrumentals, and limited-edition singles, plus sub-Melvins goop, everything visceral where Bleach was tame. Nevermind doesn't capture this freewheeling indie spirit but Incesticide does, piling on some essentials in the meantime -- the pummeling "Dive," the childhood snapshot "Sliver," the terrific forgotten indie pop tune "Been a Son," and "Aneurysm," perhaps the greatest single song the group ever recorded. Yeah, there's some filler here, but this is the sound of what Nirvana was actually like." -allmusic "
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