Let me tell you something important before I start the review: I've been waiting to buy this DVD (with my own money) an *excruciating* period of time. I already had MTV Unplugged in New York and it was - as you guess - indescribably good, and I could spend hours and hours listening to the album over and over, over and over and again.Seeing Nirvana, seeing Kurt performing on a tape for more than 3-4 minutes (one song) - was not something I experienced ever in my life. This DVD left me completely speechless and made my heartbeat stop just to capture a a simple moment, like one of my greatest wishes came through.This is Kurt singing with his deepest emotions, with the saddest look on his face and the best, the best performance Nirvana ever did. It's also worthy to say that is not only completely amazing to see Kurt sing, but also it is very agonizing (at least for me) to see Kurt in this light. He looked very sad, not to my delight I must say.Anyway, it doesn't get any better than this, an *absolute* must have for any Nirvana fan.

After hearing mostly the harsh abrasive side of Nirvana, this Unplugged Nirvana performance accents another side of Nirvana's sound, stripped down. Also, a strong performance my Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain.

During the "Unpluged" event Kurt pushed MTV to have more candels & more white flowers. It seems as if this was a sign that the "Unpluged" event was Kurt's way of attending his own wake alive. If you buy the DVD you will see what I meen. This DVD has the full cut of the "unpluged" event with over 20 min that was not shown on MTV. If you are a true Nirvana fan you don't want to miss this chance to see Kurt's 'permeated funeral concert' on this amazing DVD, not only to see a moment of Nirvana history, but to get a front row seat to his funeral / wake!

This is a Nirvana fan must have. It is great. Great to see Kurt in an intimate setting again.

I am sorry I waited so long to find out what Cobane was about. His music in the DVD is haunting.