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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
We still have a couple of months before our baby arrives but as true metal fans we have bought into the Rockabye range in readiness. Metallica and Nirvana purchased and already taken on a 5 hour drive over a weekend.
The best bit is guessing the songs as the intro starts- the songs aren't in full or exactly like the originals but there's enough there to make sure your little one starts life with the best taste in music!
The best bit is guessing the songs as the intro starts- the songs aren't in full or exactly like the originals but there's enough there to make sure your little one starts life with the best taste in music!
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Good stuff, will buy more of this type of product and will buy from the seller again, a good prompt service!
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18 of 18 people found the following review helpful
Now that we are all grown up
26 Oct 2008
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
When Kurt Cobain was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot, I was in art school in Eugene, Oregon. I was a big fan of what became grunge and eclipsed that day (actually probably earlier as soon as the mainstream devoured it). At any rate, on that day I would have thought that a collection of lullaby versions of Nirvana songs was as hideous as maybe a Kurt Cobain commemorative coffee cup at Starbucks. Fast forward a few years,and guess what? I have kids and drive an SUV. Now do I want my babies listening to the schlock they sell to kids? The saccharine sweet drivel from way to prozac'ed brightly costumed idiots? No way. My babies go to sleep to Nirvana. Suck up your pride and admit you sold out...and buy this cd.
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Good lullaby CD
5 Nov 2006
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
I really enjoyed this CD for myself and my baby. The songs are not heavy at all. Basically, it's just the Nirvana song played w/bouncier instruments. The songs are really good and it was kind of fun to guess which song was playing because it's not really noticable that you're listening to Nirvana. We have also bought some Baby Einstein Mozart and it was not nearly as enjoyable as this CD. I found it very relaxing to listen to.I especially enjoyed the About a Girl track. My baby did fall asleep to the CD the one time we listened to it.
My CD did come w/some cracks on the case.
My CD did come w/some cracks on the case.
21 of 27 people found the following review helpful
A little too scary - there are better ones in the series
20 Aug 2007
Format:Audio CD
I have the Rockabye Baby CDs for NIN and Tool, so I thought Nirvana would be just as much fun. However, these songs were scary. I'll be playing this as my Halloween music. Honestly, most of this sounds warped and evil. It's probably because Nirvana did not write very complex arrangements - most were basic and fast, and it sounds like murderous clown music when slowed down and music-boxed.
I won't be playing this for my little one, but it is very effective mood music if you want to terrify someone.
I won't be playing this for my little one, but it is very effective mood music if you want to terrify someone.
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