If you have a sense of respect for how videos are made, then this video will disappoint you like Nirvana could have only hoped. Even if you dont mind about the magic behind movies, this video isn’t for you. Anyone thinking ofbying this piece of… I would reccomend a movie that might be a lil better. Deuce Bigalow, or any adam sandler movie.
Rating: 1 / 5

This DVD already came out on vhs, but it hasn’t on DVD. This DVD should come out but also like behind the scenes like backstage or something like that. They should also send out nirvana unplugged in New York, that’s like one of their best cd. Actually nevermind is but that’s next. This DVD should really come out but if it doesn’t I guess ill get the vhs. Even though vhs is like old now and stuff. This DVD better come out quick, and it better not be crap like the other damn DVDs. So I herd. It seems like it. There should also be a, “who killed Kurt Cobain” DVD. If you don’t know what I’m talking about go to justiceforkurt.com. So uhhhh….yeah
Rating: 5 / 5

of all the chronologies of a band’s concert repetoire, this stands among the most complete and shockingly revealing. i had no idea that nirvana could be such a punk band. they were obviously built for the road, much like their far superior predecessors, the melvins. i knew that cobain had some great skills as a recording artist, but i had no idea his stage presence was so electrifying. (i can’t say the same for krist novoselic, however. he just did too much hopping up and down.) overall, i would suggest this to any fan of the seattle underground of the mid-eighties, but only to a select few nirvana fans. you just have to own more than nevermind.
Rating: 4 / 5