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Originally Posted by FlamesAddiction
I'll be getting this for sure, but it does make me sad for the days when collecting bootlegs meant something. The bootleg of this is the pride of my Nirvana collection. Curt Cobain himself was a big collector of rare bootlegs and I would think that he would have been proud to keep this recording as one of the biggest cult bootleg recordings in rock history.
But then again, he killed himself so he forfeits I guess.
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I bought the box set a long time ago (it has 4 cds or something in it). It was probably put out by Geffen so it's not like it was hard to come by, but there is still a ton of material on there that most non fans have probably never heard (and wouldn't care about lol). I listen to it quite a bit even thought the quality of most of the recordings are garbage.
If you've never seen the episode of Classic Albums: Nevermind, you should check this out
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30IQXxGuXag (imbeding fail). This link is to part one but the whole episode is pretty awesome. The producer of the album is a pretty cool guy with some neat insight into, and a lot of appreciation of, Nevermind.