Nirvana - Under The Covers

Review by Christopher Lindsay

Under The Covers, the album by Nirvana, is a collection of covers that showcase the band's range and versatility. The album features Nirvana's take on songs by artists such as David Bowie, The Vaselines, and The Meat Puppets.

The album opens with a cover of "Turnaround" by Devo, which sets the tone for the rest of the album. Nirvana's version of the song is raw and energetic, with Kurt Cobain's vocals capturing the spirit of the original.

The standout track on the album is Nirvana's cover of "The Man Who Sold the World" by David Bowie. The band's stripped-down version of the song allows Cobain's vocals to take center stage, and he delivers a haunting performance that is both powerful and emotional.

Other highlights on the album include Nirvana's cover of "Lake of Fire" by The Meat Puppets, which features guest appearances by the band's two members, and their version of "Molly's Lips" by The Vaselines, which is a high-energy punk rock anthem.

Summary by Christopher Lindsay

Under The Covers is a must-have for Nirvana fans and anyone who appreciates great cover songs. The album showcases the band's ability to take songs from a variety of genres and make them their own, while also paying tribute to the artists who inspired them.