I like Sebadoh alot, though I like Dinosaur alot better…the early stuff was really raw and agressive and interesting at the same time. I have III, Bubble and Scrape, and the Freed Weed. All great stuff.

When I first got into Sebadoh,I did`nt know any of their names so I did`nt know it was Lou from Dino Jr I soon found out a few months later.A girl at the local college station had an advanced copy of Bubble And Scrape that she played on air one night in March `93,months before it came out(this same girl directed the Ocean video years later so I assume the advanced copy came from Lou ).In `94 I bought Bubble And Scrape,Smash Your Head…,Bakesale,and Lou`s And His Sentridoh compilation so it was a big Sebadoh year for me.My fave album is Bakesale.It just never fails to please me I was not too impressed with Harmacy.Sebadoh III I was not too into either though I`m ready to give it another try.Still don`t have the first two albums or the last one.

I recently started listening to sebadoh and I really like them so far. I’ve got Bakesale and Harmacy and I like them both about same. I’d like to get some more albums but the shops around me never have any. I think my favorite songs so far are Not Too Amused, Crystal Gypsy, Sforzando and Hillbilly 2

love them most of the time. i own freed weed, III and bubble and scrape. i’ve heard smash your head but didn’t like it that much – poorly produced (obviously but more so than the others), too much whining, not enough eric songs. the "schizo" nature of a good sebadoh record came to full fruition on bubble and scrape, without question. III is great too, but seamless in a way (which is either a good or a bad thing depending on who you are) and freed weed is great too. it’s basically lou’s diary on tape with some stellar eric songs…the last time eric would write ’em like that.

i’ve only heard Harmacy, III, and Bakesale. III and Bakesale are fucking great. Harmacy is pretty good.

I’ve been listening to Jaundice all day today. It’s so fucking awesome.

I love The Freed Man and Weed Forestin’ just so very, very much .The greatest so-called lo-fi ever.
I remember getting both pretty much the moment they came out ‘cos I wanted more Poledo which these LPs sort of are (to make a massive generalisation). So I obviously rate Original Losing Losers and Winning Losers and all that Acoustic Sentridoh stuff in a similar vein. Sebadoh III was my very first Cd actually. It was only available on import CD in the UK for a short while. I didn’t actually own a CD player when I got it
I saw them at what I think was their first UK show, which was great. One thing really sticks in my mind about this show.
Lou (to audience): Well, am I as good as J?
Audience member #1: No!
Audience member #2: J who?
Lou(dryly): J-Christ.
Priceless.

I kind of dropped Sebadoh after Harmacy. Which I feel sort of dumbly guilty about. I thing I’m actually gonna try and pick up all the later Lou stuff that I’ve missed out on.