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63. Nirvana – Love Buzz b/w Big Cheese

Posted by Bill Rippel on January 05, 2021 - 1:13am


Year: 1988
Record label: Sub Pop (SP 23)
Worth Today: $3,300.00*

Kurt Cobain lives on after death, and the several-thousand-dollar selling price of Nirvana’s early albums proves that. Love Buzz b/w Big Cheese was released in 1988 on vinyl. The album was released on Sub Pop in its Sub Pop Singles Club. “Love Buzz” was the A-side, while “Big Cheese” was the B-side.

The vinyl edition of LB/BC was a seven-inch, limited edition record that was numbered and produced in limited quantities. It was released on November 1, 1988. The grunge band’s A-side track was written by Robby Van Leeuwen. Nirvana would go on to sell 75 million records globally, making it in the top 100 of best-selling bands in the U.S.