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Wasn't it the album where the Sonics all read a book and then came back and collaborated around that?
Or was that Murray Street. The Nurse artwork is stunning. I love the idea of dripping paint being complete (under the word nurse on the cover) I suppose their is some revenge themes in there. Nursing is maybe a profession in trouble? Here is a link... http://www.nursingadvocacy.org/media...paintings.html Quote:
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at least, this is one interesting answer! thank you Forensic Scene! I actually agree with you! I even see NYC G&F, Murray Street and Sonic Nurse as 3 "concept albums" (I don't really like this expression, but it's the closest to my idea). Three albums about politics, urban landscapes, laughing at the ridiculous, emphasizing magic... They're the best SY trilogy after a)b)z)... |
it's not as good as the movie body melt, so who gives a fcuk
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they really show their musicianship in this record. I feel like Murray Street really gave them the push with the direction Jim was leading them into with a cleaner, more professional and tighter sound. I do think the only song that sticks out is "Mariah Carey..." because it was not mixed like the rest of the songs. however still a good'n.
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If you think trying to have a meaningful conversation about Sonic Nurse can stir up shit and brainless responses, don't even think about discussing A Thousand Leaves. That record's easily their darkest and deepest of their post-indie mainstream releases, but if you attempt to analyse it conceptually, all the jealous (or brainless) so-called fans will pounce on you. It seems forums like this one are mainly intended for the duh-uh division of music fans the world over.
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a thousand leaves is their last good record.
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It's about the downfall of a once very good band that decided to make terrible terrible records.
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oh no hayden you speak the truth!! even though it's negative!! prepare to be flamed!!!!!!!!
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Someone at Metafilter earlier this month referenced an old link (I remember this article from back then) to the Nursing Advocacy group: http://www.nursingadvocacy.org/media...nic_nurse.html Nurses speak out: Grey's Anatomy sucks, Sonic Youth rules July 14, 2007 4:25 PM The Center for Nursing Advocacy seems like your typical professional advocacy group—the group's mandate is "to increase public understanding of the central, front-line role nurses play in modern health care." While often the group does its work by highlighting serious issues facing the nursing profession, the Center also keeps a watchful eye on portrayals of nurses in popular culture, both good and bad (Grey's). And then there are the reviews that, frankly, seem to be stretching things just a bit (SY). |
If you think trying to have a meaningful conversation about Sonic Nurse can stir up shit and brainless responses, don't even think about discussing A Thousand Leaves. That record's easily their darkest and deepest of their post-indie mainstream releases, but if you attempt to analyse it conceptually, all the jealous (or brainless) so-called fans will pounce on you. It seems forums like this one are mainly intended for the duh-uh division of music fans the world over.
I prefer to call that record "Sadako and the Thousand Paper Crayons". |
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Sonic Nurse is one of my favorite SY albums. Tell me Adam, why do you think it's such a shit album? |
My only thing with it is the Mariah Carey song, it just seems out of place. They could have gone with a better track.
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I thought that Sonic Nurse was abouting mixing chaos and classic rhythm together as best as possible, or at least I remember reading something about that in an interview somewhere. like it was an experiment to see how musically mathematical and spontaneous at the same time.
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cuz it makes me sniffle!
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the first time i listened to sonic nurse i wasn't into it at all. it's an acquired sound
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