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yea, im pretty excited about a new solo lee album. lee rules.
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He has great vocals; I wish he sung more in Sonic Youth
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well, but if i understand it correctly, it could be out in 10 years or something :) there is no official word about lee solo album as i understand, just thurston fantasizing about something? :D
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yeah! but if it sounds anything like "new found love" or whatever it's called i'll pass... :p |
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I'd go with Amarillo Ramp then Scriptures of the Golden Eternity. |
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"Brand New Love" is a Lou Barlow cover, so it's not surprising if it's a blight on Lee's recording landscape. |
I'm stolked for it, I always wanted Lee to do a record that wasn't just noise.drone stuff. Not that I don't like that stuff, but I'm really stolked for a album full of Lee songs that are more well coherent.
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Lee's solo stuff is very cool
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but i am kinda afraid the new lee ranaldo album will be totaly pop stuff like his cover of Isolation, you know with regular chords or something... i think that with his solo stuff he's always gone into extremes, either totaly cheap pop songs or mostly avantgarde noise... there is really no lee solo stuff that sounds like major label sonic youth releases... cuz turstons psychic hearts actually does sound like yet another sonic youth major label release i would says |
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I don't agree. Lee has a beautiful singing voice, and I would love to hear it on more "commercial" stuff. I think it would work really well. And, besides, I would say that Lee is kinda the pop influence on SY, I'd say he's the one who has absobed the most sixties influences (e.g. Beatles, Byrds) Quote:
Surely the fact that Lee's stuff doesn't sound like an SY release is a good thing? If I wanted something that sounded like an SY release, I'd listen to an SY album. |
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Yeah, I find it funny when people hold Sonic Youth up to weird standards just because they're considered an "experimental," "noise," or "avant-garde" band. Any derivation from this formula (oh and it is a little bit of a formula) is considered a cop-out or a sell-out or something ridiculous. I mean nothing I've ever heard by any of the Sonic Youth has been ultra-poppy in a cheap way. I mean Lee's cover of Isolation? Not ultra-poppy in my opinion. The John Lennon version to begin with isn't really that poppy, and Lee adds a fair amount of dissonance and interesting choices to that song. Like, people do like good solid rock and pop music, right? I mean it is considered valid art form, right? It is a huge influence on the members on Sonic Youth, right? Why do the Ramones, The Beatles, Mudhoney, The Talking Heads, The Minutemen or any of the thousands of rock bands I'm sure lots of hyper-critical Sonic Youth fans enjoy get the privelage of writing this kind of music, but Sonic Youth must not? I don't get it. Hell if Lee comes out w/ a solo record I want it to be a country-folk record, or a Lounge singer record, or thoughtful pop record, or a black metal record. ] Whatever he wants to write, y'know? Whatever kind of song comes. |
any more news on this?
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Bright Eyes sucks. One of the worst Indie bands I've ever heard.
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Yeah thurston said this on the L.A secret show, which I only took it as a joke but let's hope he is right though.
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But yeah, Thurston mentioned the Lee record in L.A. He said to e-mail lee@sonicyouth.com or something jokingly, but that the record is being made was not a joke. It will be on Ecstatic Peace. |
Lee Is The Man.
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I love Lee's solo stuff I really like Here.
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