The second album of Nirvana "Nevermind" became an instant hit, the first 50000th edition sold out within days, in the U.S. behind the disc begins the hunt. The biggest shock was the force of the album, of course, the single "Smells Like Teen Spirit", whooping and catchy, mesmerizing his 4-chord cycles, unlike anything known at the time. In addition, the video for this song yet remains the best rock track of the 90's, has been steady rotation on MTV. No wonder that by the beginning of 1992 "Smells Like Teen Spirit" settled in the top ten U.S. singles chart, and "Nevermind" album topped the charts, with sliding the leading position of the Michael Jackson with his much-touted comeback "Dangerous". A month later the album is delayed for a long time in the British Top 10, and by February 93rd, a year and 4 months after its release, "Nevermind" is certified triple platinum. In January 1992, columnist "New York Times" sums up: «'Nevermind' - the culmination of a 10-year history of post-punk, it reinvented the style of the new generation. Opinionated, sarcastic rock, loud and exciting, brash and awkward at the same time, who rose from university campuses in the top ten hits without a shadow of conceit and narcissism. "