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What does Nirvana's Nevermind mean to you?

Posted at 12:26 PM on September 29, 2011 by Brett Baldwin (1 Comments)

Throughout the weekend, we'll be dropping in quotes from artists we've had in the studio, music aficionados and staffers from the Current. You can hear them all here, and you can share your stories too (and win the 2CD version of the disc, and a couple DVDs)!

Part 1:

Featuring Barb Abney, Bill DeVille, Classical Music Producer Brad Althoff, Johnny from Communist Daughter, Web Producer Brett Baldwin, Jim McGuinn, Star Tribune writer Chris Riemenschneider and Jeremy Messersmith.

Part 2:

Featuring David Campbell, Peter Pisano from Peter Wolf Crier, Jill Riley and Lori Barbero of Babes in Toyland. Plus more from Chris Riemenschneider and Jim McGuinn.

Part 3:

Featuring Mary Lucia, MPR Arts reporter Chris Roberts, Jeremy Messersmith (cont'd), Lindsay Kimball and Mark Wheat.

Part 4:

Featuring Chris Koza of Rogue Valley, Melanie Walker, Lori Barbero (cont'd), Mark Wheat (cont'd) Chris Johnson of Two Harbors

Comments (1)

Having been a fan of Bleach, I was totally looking forward to the release of Nevermind. I worked at my college radio station so my friend and I got a hold of an advance copy of the disc. Back at his room we put it on and were completely floored. It sounded like a different band than the one on Bleach. Incredible melodies. Huge drums and guitars. Even bigger hooks. It was seriously chill inducing. Somehow, it was like nothing we had heard before. Even just the way Kurt sang the word "Yeah!" blew us away. We sat there staring at each other with mouths agape. The next day I remember walking into the common area where fellow students were dining and doing homework, carrying the disc and telling everyone I knew, "These guys are going to be huge!" Not sure if I totally believed it and I obviously had no idea HOW huge. I can't overstate how important this album has been to me.

Posted by wellst | September 30, 2011 5:45 PM


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