Nirvana - The Albums Piano, Vocal and Guitar Chords

Great book of Nirvana songs!

If you love Nirvana and you're looking for a cheap alternative to buying each individual guitar book than this is a good choice. Except, you'll get a very cheap product. This book is ok for piano players, horrible for guitar players, and ok on vocals. It is missing the song "Son Of A Gun" on Incesticide and does not contain "Plateau" "Oh, Me" or "Lake of Fire" from MTV Unplugged. It has basic guitar chords but I have found that many songs are written inaccuratly. Over all, don't buy it. You'll like for the first couple days, then once you go through it a bit more you'll want to return it because it is misguiding and frustrating. It's only use is for the lyrics...maybe.

Basic cords and stuff and the cords are not accurate very generic. I also have The Who Anthology by Hal Leonard and it is the same. Does not contain the solos contained on the studio albums or nothing.I bought used and it still is not worth that money I paid.You are better off looking at tabs online and piecing them together and playing by ear rather than buying this piece of trash.

This is worse than crap. Every song in unaccurate when compared to the other tab books (I have of the Official NIRVANA song books). Probable, the only thing correct is the lyrics, but thats not the reason to buy this.The guitar tab is horrible, and useless. Its uncorrect on the simpliest songs, such as "Come as you are" and "Sliver". Actually, "Sliver" is unbelievably wrong. The bass notes are written for like 3 beats, when the intro has more than 15.The pages, and print the book uses is cheap and disturbing when you try to play the uncorrect songs. Its hard to look at, because they tried to squeeze everything into a small space, so they cut down on the quality of print and it looks like the authors spent no time to correct their errors.So seriously, this is a REALLY BAD buy. If you really need a nirvana tab book, i would get the greatest hits tab, or individual cds (Nevermind and In Utero).