NIRVANA Catalog To Be Re-Released On Vinyl

March 22, 2009

Billboard.com reports that the bulk of NIRVANA's catalog is set for a high-fidelity do-over this year as the Original Recordings Group (ORG) prepares to release "Nevermind", "In Utero", and "MTV Unplugged" on 180-gram, audiophile quality vinyl for the first time ever. All three records will be released in 2009, with "Nevermind" coming first, said Monti Olson, a senior VP of Universal Music Publishing Group/Interscope Records and founder of ORG.

"Bernie Grubman remastered the recordings specifically for us," Olson said. "To our knowledge this is the first time "Unplugged" has ever come out on vinyl. They might have done a limited promotional thing but I doubt it."

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