Nirvana - Rejects

Review by Angela Gomez

Nirvana's album Rejects is a compilation of rare and unreleased tracks that showcase the band's raw and unfiltered sound. The album features early demos, B-sides, and live recordings that capture the band's energy and intensity.

The album opens with "If You Must," a fast-paced and aggressive track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. "Pen Cap Chew" and "Downer" are two other early demos that demonstrate the band's punk rock roots and Kurt Cobain's unique songwriting style.

The live recordings on the album, such as "White Lace and Strange" and "Molly's Lips," showcase the band's dynamic stage presence and the raw power of their live performances. The album also includes covers of classic songs like "Turnaround" and "Son of a Gun," which the band puts their own unique spin on.

Summary by Angela Gomez

Rejects is a must-have for Nirvana fans and a fascinating look into the band's early years. The album is a testament to the band's influence on the grunge and alternative rock movements of the 1990s and their enduring legacy in the world of music.