Top Ten Nirvana Songs That Are More Meaningful Than ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’
The opening track and lead single, “Smells Like Teen Spirit,” seemingly single-handedly kicked off the alternative revolution that dominated the ’90s and still holds an influence on modern rock years after frontman Kurt Cobain‘s 1994 suicide.And while their career was brief �" three studio albums, an outtakes-and-rarities compilation and the MTV Unplugged record between 1989 and 1994 �" the Seattle band’s catalog has a lot more depth than you would think. It certainly goes beyond “Smells Like Teen Spirit,” the song that made Nirvana a household name. Here’s a list of 10 songs that (in my humble opinion) are better and more meaningful than that hit.
The Top Ten
1 Heart-Shaped Box
2 In Bloom
3 Drain You
This Song Was Actually A B-Side
4 Sliver
5 The Man Who Sold The World
As much as I love this song, it shouldn't be on the list since it's a cover.
6 Negative Creep
7 On a Plain
This song doesn't have any meaning either, I heard from somewhere it was written in a few minutes.
8 Verse Chorus Verse / Sappy
9 (New Wave) Polly
10 Radio Friendly Unit Shifter
The Contenders
11 You Know You're Right
12 Breed
13 Something In the Way
14 All Apologies
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