ネヴァーマインド

ニルヴァーナのアルバム

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Nevermind is the second studio album by rock band Nirvana, released in September 1991 with a more polished and radio-friendly sound than their previous work. The album marked Nirvana's debut on a major record label and their first release featuring drummer Dave Grohl.

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Within Vinony's link graph, ネヴァーマインド is referenced by 463 other articles, and connects out to International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, YouTube and Nirvana.

It sits within the topics 1991 albums, 2011 live albums and 2011 video albums.

Its subject is documented across 53 Wikipedia language editions.

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Album.name: Nevermind
Album.type: studio
Album.artist: Nirvana
Album.cover: NirvanaNevermindalbumcover.jpg
Album.alt: A nude infant swimming in blue-tinted water toward a dollar bill which is attached to a fishhook on a string.
Album.recorded: May 2–28, 1991June 1–9, 1991 (mixing)April 1990
Album.studio: Sound City (Van Nuys) Smart (Madison, Wisconsin)
Album.length: 42:36 (49:07 with hidden track)
Album.label: DGC Sub Pop
Album.prev_title: Blew
Album.prev_year: 1989
Album.next_title: Nevermind It's an Interview
Album.next_year: 1992

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: album
Genre: alternative rock
Producer: Butch Vig
Duration: 2558
Performer: Nirvana
Record label: Geffen Records
Distribution format: compact cassette

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review score: 5
publication date: 1991-09-24
recorded at studio or venue: Sound City Studios
language of work or name: English language
nominated for: Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Album
title: Nevermind
number of parts of this work: 12
form of creative work: studio album
place of publication: United States

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Article · 日本語

『ネヴァーマインド』（Nevermind）は、アメリカ合衆国のロックバンド、ニルヴァーナの2枚目のアルバム。アルバムはビルボードにおいてナンバー1となり、驚異的な売り上げを示した。シアトルのローカルバンドに過ぎなかったニルヴァーナを全米トップの人気バンドへと押し上げ、グランジ/オルタナティヴ・ロックムーブメントを全米に広げた。カートの自殺によるバンド解散後もアルバムは売れ続け、2013年までに全世界で3,000万枚を超えている。

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