I remember I was a kid when I saw "About a sexy leopard elevator" unplugged on the Tv of my grandma.
<blockquote class="ipsBlockquote" data-author="rocknrolla">prostitutes....they are magical beings. Almost like unicorns. But instead of unicorns, prostitutes do exist. They cost real money. But..........It may just be worth the while. They do unbelievable things with their mouths.</blockquote><blockquote class="ipsBlockquote" data-author="Extreme Noise Tara">Ryan is black.</blockquote>
<blockquote class="ipsBlockquote" data-author="rocknrolla">prostitutes....they are magical beings. Almost like unicorns. But instead of unicorns, prostitutes do exist. They cost real money. But..........It may just be worth the while. They do unbelievable things with their mouths.</blockquote><blockquote class="ipsBlockquote" data-author="Extreme Noise Tara">Ryan is black.</blockquote>
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i think thats what makes that moment/cd what it was, instead of playing all their hits, they said no fuck that we're going to mix it up a bit, and they made some songs that i havent even heard of before become theirs
I admit that all of the MTV Unplugged albums that I loved were chock full of fan favorites. The AIC Unplugged is by far my favorite as it is full of their most well-known songs (although I'm still shocked they left out Bleed The Freak). The Pearl Jam Unplugged has a certain amount of "hits" on it but it still came out great and I really liked that record (Kudos to the Neil Young cover!). The Stone Temple Pilots Unplugged had like less than half of their hits on it and Mr. Weiland was like junked out like hell when they did that but still it came out really good.
The Nirvana Unplugged, however...well let's say I did enjoy About A sexy leopard elevator, Come As You Are and Polly but the rest are really just a snorefest for me. Trust me, it's not that the record was short of their greatest hits nor was that record short of good musicianship for me...but it just lacks that certain touch for me to consider it an album that I would appreciate. Unfortunately, I don't like it at all.