If Nirvana made one masterpiece, well, this is it. Screw "Nevermind". This is where Kurt Cobain gave us his best offering. And with Mr. Steve Albini on the board. We go from sick, torturing noise rock bacchanals ["Scentless Apprentice", "Milk It", "Radio Friendly Unit Shifter"] to sinister balladry ["Dumb"], hardcore ["Tourette's"] to the perfect pop song ["Pennyroyal Tea" and "All Apologies"]... One of the best ... read more

One of the greatest albums ever. Pure audio-opioid bliss.

Bought this album back in early '94 after seeing them play some festival. Trying to erase (in my mind) what become of this band's evolution and listening to this back in the day, it was a pretty decent debut, perfectly in line with the sound of that era, sounding like a weird mix of early U2 with some Smiths' flavour thrown in it, all coated in 'grungy' guitars screechin' in perfect 'Cobainesque' fashion. Had Radiohead split-up after this album, nobody would probably be talking about them ... read more

After the absolute shitfest that was "Yeezus" I was kinda hesitant but I loved this album. Yeah, it's a mess. But that is part of its charm. And the schizophrenic gospel of "Ultralight Beam" is one of his greatest tunes ever. Way underrated.

A good album, although I've been slightly disappointed by it. I was honestly expecting his definitive magnum opus, after the amazing "To Pimp a Butterfly", which in my opinion stands as one of the greatest and most innovative hip-hop albums of the decade. Instead, "Damn" was pretty good but I was expecting way more. Good but...and by the way, I fucking hate Rihanna!

One of the greatest albums of 2017.

Dude only made TWO great albums ("The Slim Shady LP" and "The Marshall Mathers LP")....so time to stop all the fuss. This album is a joke, just like every other album he released after the first two.

Band should have called it quits just after "Lullabies To Paralyze" tour ended.