Nirvana IN UTERO RARE 180 GRAM 1ST EDITION

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Collectors Alert: Many of these Simply Vinyl Titles will never be available again. Their license to produce these 180 Gram Masterpieces with Universal Records International has Ended. This means that this specific title is now out of print forever and there are very few remaining is sealed condition. This title is going to skyrocket in value & price over the next few months. So Don't Miss Out on being one of the last people to own this outstanding pressing.

SIMPLY VINYL IN FACT HAS NOW STOP PRESSING ALL 180 GRAM WEIGHT U.K. PRESSINGS AND HAVE DECREASED THERE WEIGHT TO WHAT THEY CALL HEAVY VINYL. SO NOW ALL SIMPLY VINYL 180 GRAM PRODUCTS ARE OUT OF PRINT AND COLLECTORS GEMS.

The Simply Vinyl Silver Collection is currently the only way a collector can identify if these U.K. Abbey Road Studio pressings are Out of Print First Generation copies of some of the finest heavy vinyl masterpieces ever made.

Mymusicfix has an exclusive list of these Silver Edition titles you will not find at any Audiophile Vinyl Dealer anywhere (Silver Collection refers to the marketing sticker attached on the front and back of the sealed product - not the Second Generation and beyond Gold Stickers).

They are known to be some of the finest rock titles ever pressed in Limited Edition Heavy Virgin Vinyl with the best protective packaging ever within the Industry.

Some of these titles were pressed by American Audiophile Companies (like the original Out of Business owners of DCC, CBSMasterSound or Nautilus.) and have sold for up to $300 for a Factory Sealed copy.

These Simply Vinyl Silver Editions are now starting to reach the $100 value per copy in the Vinyl Collector's Market. All the titles Mymusicfix is listing in this newsletter are what we classify as "Here Today, Gone Tomorrow" Collector's titles.

These pressings are tremendously limited in these Silver Edition Pressings and Mymusicfix is down to our last few copies.

Don't Miss Out on these Rare Out Of Print Pressings - Enjoy being one of the last people in the world to own one of these Silver Limited Edition heavy vinyl gems.

1 1/2" tear in middle spine, plastic sleeve worn torn

Even though the band tempered some of 's extreme tactics in a remix, the record remains a deliberately alienating experience, front-loaded with many of its strongest songs, then descending into a series of brief, dissonant squalls before concluding with All Apologies, which only gets sadder with each passing year. Throughout it all, Kurt Cobain's songwriting is typically haunting, and its best moments rank among his finest work, but the over-amped dynamicism of the recording seems like a way to camouflage his dispiritedness - as does the fact that he consigned such great songs as Verse Chorus Verse and I Hate Myself and Want to Die to compilations, when they would have fit, even illuminated the themes of suicide. Even without those songs, remains a shattering listen, whether it's viewed as Cobain's farewell letter or self-styled audience alienation. Few other records are as willfully difficult as this.