Nirvana - In Utero (A classic album under review) DVD

Get album and great documentary coverage, but their In Utero album
followed and was also a big commercial and critical success, if not the
blockbuster Nevermind was. Since Kurt Cobain lost his life, the true
power and importance of In Utero may have been shortchanged as a
result. In the latest of the Under Review series to focus on certain
albums continues with a look at In Utero, which is a very thorough and
articulate look at and argument for its greatness. The best way to say
this is that the band was not capable of making a bad album and in
retrospect only made great ones.
The 63 minutes offer (as usual) more great clips, interview moments,
facts and great observations made that are musically literate and
culturally aware. It makes the case that Nirvana would have went on to
be innovative and it certainly occurs to the viewer that if Cobain became
more political, he would have been a threat to the establishment and
more innovations were on the way as well. For the record, the tracks
form the album are:

• 1. Serve The Servants
  
• 2. Scentless Apprentice
  
• 3. Heart-Shaped Box
  
• 4. Rape Me
  
• 5. Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge On Seattle
  
• 6. Dumb
  
• 7. Very Ape
  
• 8. Milk It
  
• 9. Pennyroyal Tea
  
• 10. Radio Friendly Unit Shifter
  
• 11. Tourette's
  
• 12. All Apologies