Sonic Youth albums....

[GaryG]

I also have on my 'to do' list is to get Thurston Moores solo album. (forgot the title now.) But he's got EVERYBODY that's anybody on it I hear?

That would be Root as previously mentioned, people reworking fragments of Thurstons playing. Very hit and miss in my opinion. I think Blur (of all people) were the best thing on it (haven't listened to it for ages).

His other solo album proper was 'Psychic Hearts' from '95. Just a trio, all very SY in their punk pop mode, not 'experimental' at all really (well, compared to some of the other projects he's been involved in). Well worth a listen.

If you want to hear him at his most 'gorgeous', hunt down a copy of the 'pillow wand' cd he done with Nels Cline (another guitar genius); freeform meanderings but sooo lovely.

.g

[tetraplan]

I noticed nobody mentioned Master Dik yet. I think it's brilliant.

Groet, Erik

[Bunnyboy]

Vibracathedral Orchestra

Its always odd when people mention leeds bands when they live 1000s of miles away


I think that they rock so much. Best time i saw them was with Jackie O-Motherfucker in a church

[putte]

Where you been - ooh what a record. One of the soundtracks to my teenage years, especially the angst ones!!

.. same here ..

putte

[Ian SDZH]

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