Review by Annette Zeldenrust

Ultra Rare Cover Versions by Nirvana is a fascinating compilation of cover songs that the legendary grunge band Nirvana performed at various concerts and sessions. The album is a treasure trove for Nirvana fans who want to hear the band's take on songs by other artists.

The album is a mix of well-known and obscure covers, ranging from David Bowie's "The Man Who Sold the World" to Lead Belly's "Where Did You Sleep Last Night." The album also features Nirvana's covers of songs by The Vaselines, The Wipers, and The Beatles.

The album showcases Nirvana's versatility as a band and their ability to put their own spin on songs from different genres. The band's raw and powerful sound is evident in each track, and their passion for music is palpable.

Summary by Annette Zeldenrust

Ultra Rare Cover Versions is a must-listen for Nirvana fans and anyone interested in hearing the band's interpretations of classic songs. The album is a testament to Nirvana's legacy and their influence on the music industry.