Title: Nirvana – MTV Unplugged in New York
Year/Genre: 1994, Grunge
Condition: New

Cultural Facts:

1. Recorded in November 1993 at Sony Studios in Manhattan for MTV’s Unplugged series, the performance focused on deeper cuts and covers rather than obvious hits.

2. The stage design—lilies, candles, and a chandelier—came from Kurt Cobain’s request that it look like a funeral, a choice fans later viewed as chillingly symbolic.

3. Released months after Cobain’s death, the album became a key cultural artifact in how mainstream audiences processed the end of Nirvana and the early-1990s alternative boom.