Commemorating the 30th anniversary of "In Utero", the 2CD Deluxe Edition unveils a newly remastered version of the album along with 14 unreleased live tracks from the 1993/1994 In Utero tour. Experience each track from "In Utero" brought to life with live renditions from performances in cities like Los Angeles, Springfield, Rome, New York, and Seattle.

This edition also includes two widely celebrated cover songs frequently played during the tour: The Vaselines' "Jesus Doesn't Want Me For A Sunbeam" and David Bowie's iconic "The Man Who Sold The World". All of this is encased in a softpak, accompanied by a newly designed 20-page booklet.

Nirvana's "In Utero" is a cornerstone in the grunge and alternative rock genres, marking a significant moment in music history during the early 1990s. Despite the pressure from the record label to produce a more commercially viable album, Nirvana stuck to their artistic integrity, creating an album that was true to their vision. Unlike its predecessor "Nevermind", "In Utero" embraced a more raw and unpolished sound. This came as a strategic shift, with the band hiring producer Steve Albini, known for his raw and uncompromising sound, to assist them. Cobain's lyricism - although already dark and sarcastic - took on an even darker and more introspective dimension, reflecting his struggles with fame and personal demons. The album also managed to capture the spirit and disillusionment of a generation, leaving an indelible mark on the music industry and culture at large.

Media	Music CD (Compact Disc)
Number of discs	2
Released	October 27, 2023
EAN/UPC	0602455178572
Cat. no.	060245517857
Genre	Rock Grunge
Dimensions	10 × 125 × 145 mm · 300 g