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what do you think about this album?my first & my favorite!

it's one of my favorites
i started smoking again when a friend of mine introduced it to me

fuckin love it... one of my all time faves. a real summer album, love to listen to this at a BBQ or outside on a real sunny day drinkin beer and blazin

Yeah thats very true

Not my favorite but still a nice spin once in a while. And it was the one that started it all. SONIC LIFE! :p:p:p

one of my favourites, thats why im screamingskull

lot of humidity in this album. very dank

The majority of it is boring, a crap follow up to Dirty. Songs i do love - Winners blues, Screaming skull, Doctors orders, Tokyo Eye, Sweet shine, Quest for the cup.

Probably my least favorite album by SY.

Sorry, it just ain't mah thang yo.

Very good for the most part. A few tracks are skippable but overall a solid album.

There was a thread like this about two weeks ago though.

I like this record. I think its a good way to explain the jump from dirty to washing machine. Some of the tracks on EJTNS have them fooling around with noise and wah wah just not for very long. On washing Machine they just expanded upon those parts. I can def hear a bit of washing machine in EJTNS.

many people don't like it. i do it has a lot of plain SY rocksongs on it. i mean it doens't always have to be 19 minute long songs.

i really like this album rather than NYCG&F

i love it. this album has such a different vibe compared what sy had done be4 and after.

I love this album, but it is one of my least favorite albums by sonic youth. I'm not sure what i dont like about it though.

i love "starfield road". the guitars are pretty sick on it. i like the drumming on this album.

"sweet shine" is one of kim's best.

yep. sweet shine is a prime example of great kim is

I like it a lot.

It's definitely one of my least favorites of Sonic Youth.
It's still great, but I don't find myself listening to it much.

Sweet Shine is my favorite. Duh.

I put this one somewhere in the middle. Good, but not one of their best. In many ways, it marked a stylistic transition for the band. Before it was released, I believe Lee described it in the Sonic Death fanzine as having a lot more open space than their previous work. That's probably true. Bull in the Heather is one of their best songs and Starfield Road is great.