BLEACH | 
 enlarge | Artist: Nirvana
Label: Sub Pop Records
Category: Music
List Price: $9.98
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Rating:  298 reviews
Sales Rank: 101458
Media: LP Record
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 14 x 14 x 0.3
UPC: 098787003413
EAN: 0098787003413
ASIN: B00004UEHD
Publication Date: 2002
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| Tracks:
| • | Blew | | • | Floyd the Barber | | • | About a Girl | | • | School | | • | Love Buzz | | • | Paper Cuts | | • | Negative Creep | | • | Scoff | | • | Swap Meet | | • | Mr. Moustache | | • | Sifting | | • | Big Cheese | | • | Downer |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Amazon.com
When it first appeared, Bleach seemed like a tuneful approximation of what grunge rock in the Northwest United States was supposed to sound like--gruff, enraged, sometimes tuneful, sometimes silly. Singer Kurt Cobain had the pipes to belt out such power trash as "Mr. Moustache" and the Shocking Blue's "Love Buzz," but considering the sheer volume of frustrated tuneage coming out of Seattle in 1989, it was easy to miss Bleach's subtler textures. In retrospect, "Negative Creep" and "About a Girl" are the obvious standouts that point toward the strum and bang attack that would catapult Nevermind to the top of the charts. But this is also a band without drummer Dave Grohl; his predecessor, Chad Channing (and also the Melvins' Dale Crover), while competent, is no Grohl. Producer Jack Endino gave this album the best sound $600 could buy. --Rob O'Connor
Album Description
First CD from Nirvana, recorded for about $600 in a garage. This Sup Pop release includes 'About A Girl', 'Love Buzz', 'Negative Creep' & 10 more tracks.
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| Customer Reviews:
 good music, unfortunately very poor packaging July 11, 2008
N. S. Doss
I bought this since it is one of all time must haves. Unfortunately the lp record is warped due to poor packaging practice. LP was sent in a box loosely packed with bubble pack and not sent properly in a vinyl cardboard sleeve. Unplayable now. I use this to showcase my friends new to vinyl how warped records look if it is packaged improperly during delivery. It costed more to send it back than keep it. Thanks but no thanks Amazon.
 Must own LP!!! May 19, 2008
Chad Carpenter (Kentucky United States)
If your like me and own the CD version of Bleach, why not own it on Vinyl to. If you happen to own a turnable record player and are a fan of Nirvana, then I recommend buying this LP, no questions asked.
Totally rocks May 13, 2008
Mary Grove (Atlanta, Georgia)
If you like Nevermind you should like this also, I personally think Bleach rocks much harder. If Dave Grohl would have been the drummer back then it would have been even more awesome. All and all it's a great CD.
get it if you like nirvana March 19, 2008
Z. Bishop (Greenville, SC)
if you like nirvana and you feel compelled to getas many songs as you can get of a musician that you really like then get it. In my opinion you have to be a pretty big fan of Nirvana to fully appreciate this album. I give it a 4 because, as a Nirvana fan, I love their sound and love the vibe I get from their music. I did not give it a 5 because the occasional listener will not and cannot appreciate it as much as a Nirvana fan.
Nirvana is already ahead of its time February 13, 2008
T. Gore (Neu Joisy)
"Bleach" was recorded in 1989, and during that time period, very little was known about the seattle music scene, expect those that lived there, or word of mouth was spread through the underground. Mind you, even though in 1989 there was an alternitive rock scene and a punk scene (even though many artist of this genere still were not introduced into the pop-rock scene), Nivana took sounds of both, and there are even hints of heavy metal , and created a sound that would not take off into the mainstream until three years later. So, does this mean that this is an good album, just because it was ahead of its time. Yes, it is a very good album, and even though David isn't drumming here, the musicanship is still tight, with plenty of rawness that will satifsy the most hard-core rock junkies. Yes I say rock, I will never use to term grunge to coin music. It was just a silly pop culture term to describe the clothing the artist wore. Anyway, Bleach still seems like a lost treasure. Even though the acousic version of "About a Girl" got lots of airplay, it was the version off of unplugged, not this. In fact, its a shame that most of these songs dont get airplay, and never did even during the peak of the bands popularity. "Bleech" might not be "In Untero" (the bands best album) when it comes to finally getting it all together, but it was a start, and with 13tracks on this album, nine of them are great, that one helluva effort for a debut album. Please try this one on, even if you arent a fan of Nivana, because if you are someone that likes Indie, Extreme Metal, or any form of music that isnt pop, give this a chance. YOu might hate Nirvana because of their extreme popularity since "Nevermind" was released, but this one is much different, and some will love the garage type sound that this one gets. ENJOY
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