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The best Nirvana album there is. In Utero has a dark, raw sound to it. The album starts with "Serve the Servants", a song for Kurt Cobain's father, and ends with the beautiful "All Apologies" (unless you get the album with the hidden track, "Gallons of Rubbing Alcohol Flowing through the Strip", an improv song.)

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