Nirvana - Drain You (Live And Loud, Seattle / 1993) It's difficult to talk about the 30 years of Nevermind: too much pointless noise surrounding Cobain's figure, which is, unfortunately, perfectly understandable (the "27 club" proves that). And he is one of the musical figures that has influenced me the most, so it's really difficult, at least for me. I just wanted to highlight an element that I have always perceived with extreme clarity in their music: the extraordinary vital energy of this album, despite (or perhaps precisely because of) the anger and discomfort that emerge from the sound, voice, and lyrics. And it's an album that single-handedly brought alternative, underground, or whatever we want to call it, into the mainstream, pulsating under what were the worst 80s, in every sense, and it will never be celebrated enough.