Well, kids, I'm not sure it gets more '90s than a soundtrack to the Beavis and Butt-head movie. Most of this one is fairly rough. The then-exclusive Nirvana track was the only real draw for me at the time. Unfortunately titled "I Hate Myself and I Want to Die". I think we all thought it was tongue-in-cheek in 1993, though I do recall it making me uncomfortable when I first heard of it. It was set to be the b-side to Pennyroyal Tea, which is probably the main reason the label pulled it after Kurt died.
There were ultimately three vinyl versions: a UK picture disc, a black vinyl Brazilian pressing, and a 2016 U.S. re-press of the picture disc. The picture disc used to sell for a fair chunk of change, but it no longer appears to. Perhaps the U.S. re-press had something to do with that. The Brazilian version is super rare and will be expensive if and when it is next sold.
| Version | Value ($) | Scarcity | Price Trending |
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| Geffen GEF 24613 LP Picture Disc (UK) | 25-30 | 3 | Down |
| Geffen GEFD-24613 LP Black (Brazil) | 100-150 | 9 | Volatile |
| Geffen B0023320-01 LP (U.S. - 2016) | 20-30 | 4 | Stable |
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