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Sonic Youth re-release ‘Dirty’

Forums › Forums › General Discussions › Open Topic › Sonic Youth re-release ‘Dirty’

  • This topic has 5 replies, 6 voices, and was last updated 22 years, 11 months ago by Long Distance Drunk.
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  • January 14, 2003 at 12:41 pm #45668
    Bucky Ramone
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      From Pichtfork:, looks cool 8) :

      Sonic Youth Sets a Date with Dirty
      In the midnight hour, she cried Moore, Moore, Moore

      Will Bryant reports:
      DGC’s overhaul of the Sonic Youth back catalog will get underway March 4th, with a 35-track expanded reissue of the band’s Butch Vig-produced 1992 album Dirty. This double-disc do-over includes most of the period’s b-sides, from the "100%", "Drunken Butterfly", "Youth Against Fascism" and "Sugar Kane" singles, as well as "Stalker", which was exclusively available on the two-slab vinyl version of Dirty. The bonus disc unearths covers of Alice Cooper’s "Is It My Body" from a Sub Pop singles club seven-inch, and the New York Dolls’ "Personality Crisis" from a Sassy flexidisc (remember rooting through your sister’s magazines looking for those?), as well as an early instrumental version of "Shoot" entitled "The End of the End of the Ugly". Dude, I never knew SY collaborated with Billy Corgan!

      The real cash-bait here are the dozen painstakingly reconstructed eight-track rehearsal tapes recorded by the band before the proper Dirty sessions: unfinished epics and half-baked notions like "Poet in the Pit", "Theoretical Chaos", and "Little Jammy Thing" abound, but embryonic versions of "Youth Against Fascism", "Wish Fulfillment" and "Stalker", which all differ radically from the final versions, should convince fans to trade up for the set.

      In addition to bonus jams, the reissue comes packed with a 28-page booklet featuring essays from Thurston Moore, Lee Ranaldo, and rock-crit Byron Coley, plus– we presume– plenty of outtakes from that photo session where people you have no desire to see naked cavort with cute little bunny rabbits. Just about the only thing not included (presumably due to space constraints) is the brilliant acoustic version of "Purr"; Youth obsessives are advised to hang on to their "Sugar Kane" and/or "Youth Against Fascism" discs for that one. Tracklist:

      Disc one:
      01 100%
      02 Swimsuit Issue
      03 Theresa’s Sound-World
      04 Drunken Butterfly
      05 Shoot
      06 Wish Fulfillment
      07 Sugar Kane
      08 Orange Rolls, Angels Spit
      09 Youth Against Fascism
      10 Nic Fit
      11 On the Strip
      12 Chapel Hill
      13 JC
      14 Purr
      15 Crème Brulee
      16 Stalker
      17 Genetic
      18 Hendrix Necro
      19 The Destroyed Room

      Disc two:
      01 Is It My Body [Alice Cooper cover]
      02 Personality Crisis [New York Dolls cover]
      03 The End of the End of the Ugly
      04 Tamra
      05 Little Jammy Thing*
      06 Lite Damage*
      07 Dreamfinger*
      08 Barracuda*
      09 New White Kross*
      10 Guido*
      11 Stalker [alternate version]*
      12 Moonface*
      13 Poet in the Pit*
      14 Theoretical Chaos*
      15 Youth Against Fascism [alternate version]*
      16 Wish Fulfillment [alternate version]*

      * previously unreleased

      As previously reported, 1990’s Goo and Pitchfork’s Top Album of the 1980s, 1988’s Daydream Nation, are also set for double-disc renovations in 2003, though release dates have yet to be determined.

      January 14, 2003 at 1:17 pm #85205
      SG
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        Looks cool though I`m tired of these reissues because they`re trying to get people who already own the album to buy it again :x I might buy it anyway though :wink:

        January 14, 2003 at 6:18 pm #85206
        jeremiah
        Keymaster

          yeah I hate it too –

          *opens wallet*

          LOL – it is a must have

          I wonder if they are going to have the ‘dirty’ artwork that was on the limited edition copies (under the cd?)

          thanks for the heads up!!!!!!!!!!!

          January 15, 2003 at 6:38 pm #85207
          K7 Rides Again
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            This has nothing to do with SY, but does deal with re-releases. Pavement also has a re-release out of Slanted & Enchanted. 2nd disc contains some never b4 released stuff, and I think some b-sides+some live stuff. May be worth checking out! :mrgreen:

            January 16, 2003 at 8:41 am #85208
            everyonelovesjaron
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              The Pavement rerelease is fantastic. Definitely worth the $$.

              January 16, 2003 at 12:48 pm #85209
              Long Distance Drunk
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                i’m kinda bummed they are releasing one of the ones i have replaced the tape with cd first. now i have to hold off if i see daydream nation in the used record store for awhile :cry: but yeah, the pavement is way better than it has any right to be….

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