Nirvana : Incesticide
Genre: Rock and Roll	Dates: 1992

You don't need me to tell you about Nirvana. All I have to say is, ignore the backlashers who say they were overrated and undertalented. I actually ordered their best-of for the collection, and the distributor mistakenly sent me this; I kept it, because it's the one Nirvana release even Hickman fans may have missed. It's a collection of early singles ("Sliver," a harrowing tale of childhood abandonment and panic, is certainly one of Cobain's greatest and most linearly-written songs), inspired goofs, and covers of their heroes ("Molly's Lips" and "Son of a Gun," by criminally forgotten Scottish iconoclasts the Vaselines; "Turnaround" by none other than Devo). Essential, particularly if you've never been able to get enough of this group and you couldn't afford the box set.

Playlist:
1. Dive
2. Sliver
3. Stain
4. Been A Son
5. Turnaround
6. Molly's Lips
7. Son Of A Gun
8. Polly, (New Wave)
9. Beeswax
10. Downer
11. Mexican Seafood
12. Hairspray Queen
13. Aero Zeppelin
14. Big Long Now
15. Aneurysm