ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We're talking about Nirvana's MTV Unplugged In New York song by song.
Host Jason Bemis Lawrence did this one by himself.
It gave Jason a chance to ruminate on the song Something in the Way, play some guitar, sing a little, address some of the common topics about the song and the differences between the Unplugged performance and the version on Nevermind, lyrics, and a lot more.
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