Sonic Youth - Sonic Youth vinyl record cover

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Burning Spear

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I Dreamed I Dream

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She Is Not Alone

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I Don't Want to Push It

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The Good and the Bad

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Hard Work (I Don't Want to Push It)

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Where the Red Fern Grows (I Dreamed I Dream)

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Burning Spear

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Cosmopolitan Girl 1

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Loud and Soft 1

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Destroyer 1

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She Is Not Alone 1

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Where the Red Fern Grows


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Label: GOOFIN RECORDS

Sonic Youth

Sonic Youth

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Digitally remastered and expanded edition. Sonic Youth's eponymous debut 12-inch was recorded in late 1981 at Radio City Music Hall in NYC and originally released on composer Glenn Branca's Neutral label. The album is loosely based on compositions the newly formed group had performed at that year's week-long Noise fest event (and remains the only recorded document of an early line-up featuring actor Richard Edson on drums). Back in print on CD, the Goofin' Records edition also features extra live material from a 1981 gig and an outtake from a early studio session. "We wanted it to sound like PIL who we were into. It didn't but we were lucky it came out sounding like a record. We did it in two eight-hour sessions at a studio at Radio City Music Hall called Plaza Sound. The janitor let US in the back door."

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