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Nirvana's third (and ultimately final) studio album, In Utero, was 1993's most polarizing rock record. The unadorned sonic rawness laid bare every primal nuance of the Nirvana's confrontational, yet vulnerable material. Featuring the singles "Heart-Shaped Box," and "All Apologies," it has sold over 15 million copies worldwide. With the approval of Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic, original album producer Steve Albini remixed and remastered the album in 2013 at Abbey Road Studios. 180-gram, 45rpm. Review: A classic - Formats a little weird but the sound is great and the songs are, of course, amazing. Review: The vinyl 2LP set was great - [UPDATE MAY 22, 2023] I have a confession to make, as embarrassing as this is, I must come clean. The issues I had with the record (see below) originally were the results of uncontrolled static. I do everything I can to clean and prep a record before playback but static in my environment is usually the result of climate and temperature and will vary from day to day. I also use a mat on my acrylic plater to help reduce slippage when using a brush but that too causes static build up. I ditched it and recently bought the excellent Anti Static Vinyl Record Cleaning Arm found here -> https://amzn.to/3WmpEkt and it made a night and day difference in the audio quality. Remarkably, the record had become perfectly silent with little to no audible pops. I can't believe I have been living with vinyl without that brush. Go buy it if you take record listening seriously. Removing the anti slip mat and introducing that brush arm made an awful experience turn into a near audiophile one. I will certainly be more careful before ripping apart a record release! [ORIGINAL COMMENTS] Before I listen to any records I wash them in a bath of TergiKleen (Tergitol) in one machine for a few minutes then rinse them in a second machine of just plain distilled water. The majority of the time, records come out sounding nearly silent with few if any pops. When I first unsealed the Vinyl 2LP set of In Utero the first thing I discovered was several full finger prints with residue impacted into the groves and fine paper shreds all over the records from the paper sleeves. I figured, no worries, since mostly everything gets cleaned away in my washing process. I scrubbed the crap out of these records and they looked mint when I was done. Several days later I went to listen to them and found them to still be noisy with an unacceptable amount of clicks and pops that shouldn't exist unless the pressing process was sloppy or the vinyl was low grade. If you're an audiophile this is not the set for you but there is a nice 24/96 edition on the typical websites. I'll run these records through the Degritter Mark II when that comes in for review and see it that brings them back to life. What really bothers me about modern pressings is that most of the time they are on 180gm vinyl and remastered but still sound disappointing. The used records I've obtained that are 40 or more years old on the standard thinner weight vinyl tend to sound so dynamic and silent after a good cleaning. They just don't make them like they use to!

| ASIN | B00FZMQX4K |
| Best Sellers Rank | #4,022 in CDs & Vinyl ( See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl ) #2,023 in Rock (CDs & Vinyl) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (281) |
| Date First Available | October 24, 2013 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item model number | 28930809 |
| Label | DGC / Universal Music Group |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | DGC / Universal Music Group |
| Number of discs | 2 |
| Original Release Date | 2013 |
| Product Dimensions | 12.32 x 12.36 x 0.31 inches; 8.32 ounces |
S**E
A classic
Formats a little weird but the sound is great and the songs are, of course, amazing.
M**L
The vinyl 2LP set was great
[UPDATE MAY 22, 2023] I have a confession to make, as embarrassing as this is, I must come clean. The issues I had with the record (see below) originally were the results of uncontrolled static. I do everything I can to clean and prep a record before playback but static in my environment is usually the result of climate and temperature and will vary from day to day. I also use a mat on my acrylic plater to help reduce slippage when using a brush but that too causes static build up. I ditched it and recently bought the excellent Anti Static Vinyl Record Cleaning Arm found here -> https://amzn.to/3WmpEkt and it made a night and day difference in the audio quality. Remarkably, the record had become perfectly silent with little to no audible pops. I can't believe I have been living with vinyl without that brush. Go buy it if you take record listening seriously. Removing the anti slip mat and introducing that brush arm made an awful experience turn into a near audiophile one. I will certainly be more careful before ripping apart a record release! [ORIGINAL COMMENTS] Before I listen to any records I wash them in a bath of TergiKleen (Tergitol) in one machine for a few minutes then rinse them in a second machine of just plain distilled water. The majority of the time, records come out sounding nearly silent with few if any pops. When I first unsealed the Vinyl 2LP set of In Utero the first thing I discovered was several full finger prints with residue impacted into the groves and fine paper shreds all over the records from the paper sleeves. I figured, no worries, since mostly everything gets cleaned away in my washing process. I scrubbed the crap out of these records and they looked mint when I was done. Several days later I went to listen to them and found them to still be noisy with an unacceptable amount of clicks and pops that shouldn't exist unless the pressing process was sloppy or the vinyl was low grade. If you're an audiophile this is not the set for you but there is a nice 24/96 edition on the typical websites. I'll run these records through the Degritter Mark II when that comes in for review and see it that brings them back to life. What really bothers me about modern pressings is that most of the time they are on 180gm vinyl and remastered but still sound disappointing. The used records I've obtained that are 40 or more years old on the standard thinner weight vinyl tend to sound so dynamic and silent after a good cleaning. They just don't make them like they use to!
K**N
Good vinyl
good album to collect
R**Y
Sounds amazing, OG fans need this
Despite the fact that the copy I got did not have the original hype sticker (or any hype sticker) or a download card, it's still a great buy, especially for those of us that grew up listening to the OG version - this alternate take is mastered wonderfully and pressing is dead quiet.
E**.
Fun
Albini!!!
S**T
Fantastic pressing
Sounds so good, I was blown away. This version is definitely worth a few extra dollars, especially if you are already familiar with the album.
M**E
Makes the short list of best-sounding records I own
I'm glad I bought this version, because the sound is fantastic. There's nearly no surface noise, but more importantly the mix makes the music feel more urgent and present. Hard to imagine listening to another version so long as I have this one.
A**�
Interesting & Great
It's like a new journey into something old, I don't know how else to put it & pretty Awesome!!!
G**E
Da avere se sei un fan dei Nirvana
Preso per un nuovo ascolto dell'album ho anche la versione "standard", unica pecca come purtroppo sta capitando sempre spesso è il fatto che i dischi sono arrivati ondulati ma ho deciso di tenerli lo stesso anche perché ci ha messo un po' ad arrivare e non mi andava di aspettare ancora per poi ritrovarmi lo stesso con dischi ondulati, sulla qualità audio non ho nulla da dire, comunque se volete avere una versione diversa dalla versione standard lo consiglio anche perché questo mix è quello con cui doveva uscire l'album
S**N
A must have
Great album sound quality excellent as you would expect unmissable if nirvana fan
S**R
Perfect!!!
Unbeliveable Remaster of this masterpiece! For me, 'in utero' is the best record of Nirvana. Full of pain and emotional Like No other Release. The 2013 Mix of Steve Albini is another great Release,and let you discover this record like never before. For the pressing,it's absolutely perfect flat,near Zero surface noise and has unbeliveable dynamics. A definitive 'must have' for every fan of the best Grunge-band of all time!!!!
D**E
Albini had a great ear and this recording and mix is amazing.
In 1993 I knew that there was an Albini version of In Utero out there somewhere and it would certainly be the best version. Every time Albini recorded one of my fav bands, his album was their best. He makes the record sound like the band so if you want people to hear you like they're in the room, Steve Albini is the guy. If you want the guy doing the recording to change the sound of the band for optimal sales, maybe get someone else. But if you like loud pumelling music, this is for you. I got the double 12 inch 45 version because, once again, that's just going to pack a serious sonic punch. This record is everything I hoped for. Everything is powerful and clear although I think the vocals have been somewhat moved toward the rear. The guitars are crunchy and big and every little bit of static and scraping comes through. Big waves of sonic violence just coming at you, and the richness of the guitars is fantastic. I wish they would have got Steve to record and mix Nevermind. That would have been so much heavier.
C**E
Brutal.
Mejor que la mezcla normal, tenía que ser esta la oficial.
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