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    Remy Irwan liked and reviewed Goo
    
    Goo is the sixth album by the American alternative rock band Sonic Youth, released on June 26, 1990. Goo was the first album released after the band signed to major label Geffen Records. Their albums... more
    
    Goo is the sixth album by the American alternative rock band Sonic Youth, released on June 26, 1990. Goo was the first album released after the band signed to major label Geffen Records. Their albums became more accessible and less experimental, but still retained elements of a trademark collage of noise.
    
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    Marion Moonlicht favorited and reviewed Goo
    
    As polished as raw music could ever be.
    
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    Miss Eighties favorited and reviewed Goo
    
    Usually, fans will favored "Daydream nation" which is a great album for sure. But I discoved Sonic youth with "Goo" the year it was release and I'm sticking to this one as my favorite. I really love... more
    
    Usually, fans will favored "Daydream nation" which is a great album for sure. But I discoved Sonic youth with "Goo" the year it was release and I'm sticking to this one as my favorite. I really love Kim Gordon's voice and she is on many songs. My favorites are: "Kool thing", "My friend Goo" and "Tunic (song for Karen). I love their sweet and melodic rawness in their music. Noise with a melody.
    
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    melissa liked and reviewed Goo
    
    second favourite sy album. the vhs rules.
    
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    Nur Kholis liked and reviewed Goo
    
    raw musics!
    
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    Tunic ( song for Karen ) RIP Karen.
    
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Limited 2008 UK 180gm vinyl pressing of this classic album, released to coincide with the 60th anniversary of the long-playing record. This is an exact replica of the original packaging and contains a voucher enabling the purchaser to download MP3 versions of the songs within. Happy Birthday, my dear vinyl LP! Universal.After spending the 1980s terrorizing the underground alternative scene with their oddly tuned guitars and inventive song structure, this New York City art-punk band started the next decade with a major label deal and a determination to make rock loud and sexy for all concerned. The single "Kool Thing," which features a cameo from Public Enemy's Chuck D, immediately proved they had both the dynamic control and the range to meet such a challenge. Backed by an album of taut, riff-driven anthems ("Dirty Boots," "Titanium Expose") and moments of extended feedback bliss (Lee Ranaldo's "Mote"), Sonic Youth redefined what hard rock would sound like in the '90s. It's no wonder Nirvana respected them so. --Rob O'Connor

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