JWal23

Always thought this was almost, if not just as good as Nevermind. I really enjoy the "quieter" songs like Dumb, Pennyroyal Tea. and All Apologies. I feel like it's an aspect of Nirvana'a music that doesn't get talked about enough.

This one is hard to rate, I don't come back to it nearly as much as any of Kendrick's other albums because it's a very heavy, emotionally challenging album at times. But the fact that it can draw out such visceral emotions even after multiple listens is a testament to it's quality.

How's he gone and done it again?

How does one make an entire album of classics?