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Hits Are for SquaresSonic YouthSonic Youth |
Hits Are for Squares Sonic Youth's Hits Are For Squares, previously available only through limited outlets now available everywhere. Hits Are For Squares is a collection of songs from Sonic Youth's career curated by a diverse group of artists, actors, directors and musicians whose own progressive and unconventional style is akin to the freestyle expression of Sonic Youth's music. The artisans handpicked by Sonic Youth include Catherine Keener, Beck, Mike D, Radiohead, Portia De Rossi, Diablo Cody, Allison Anders, Dave Eggers and Mike Watt, Eddie Vedder, Michelle Williams, Flea, Gus Van Sant, David Cross, Chloe Sevigny, and The Flaming Lips. Also included is the track "Slow Revolution" written and recorded for the original release. |
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SisterSonic YouthMusic |
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Simon Werner a DisparuSonic YouthMusic |
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DirtySonic YouthMusic |
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Experimental Jet Set Trash & No StarSonic YouthMusic |
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The EternalSonic YouthMusic |
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Daydream NationSonic YouthMusic |
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A Thousand LeavesSonic YouthMusic |
Evol Evol is the third studio album from Sonic Youth, originally released in 1986 on SST Records. The album is notable for being the first with new drummer Steve Shelley, replacing Bob Bert, and foreshowing signs of the band transitioning away from their noise-rock past and toward a greater rock sensibility. The record marks the second album for the band in which it had worked with New York singer/performance artist Lydia Lunch. Lunch had shared vocal duties on Bad Moon Rising's 'Death Valley '69' and on this record she co-wrote the tune 'Marilyn Moore.' 'Shadow of a Doubt' takes a great part of its lyrical imagery from the Hitchcock film Strangers on a Train: Met a stranger on a train/you'll kill him and I'll kill her/swear it wasn't meant to be. Mike Watt played bass on the track ;In the Kingdom #19.' The band encouraged him to play it shortly after the fellow band member D. Boon of Minutemen died in a car crash. Coincidentally, the song is also about a car crash. On the vinyl format of the album, the time length for 'Expressway to Yr. Skull' was indicated by the symbol for infinity; th... |
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GooSonic YouthMusic |
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