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Sonic Youth Format: Vinyl

Experimental Jet Set Trash And No Star

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Key details

is_discontinued_by_manufacturer
No
language
English
manufacturer
Geffen
original_release_date
2016
date_first_available
September 17, 2015

Dimensions and fit

dimensions
‎ 12 x 12.6 x 1 inches; 8 ounces
product_dimensions
12 x 12.6 x 1 inches; 8 ounces

Item information

label
Geffen
number_of_discs
1
best_sellers_rank
#21,179 in CDs & Vinyl ( See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl ) #173 in Special Interest #2,149 in Metal #10,782 in Rock (CDs & Vinyl)

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Customer reviews

257 reviewsPositive

Rated 4.7/5 across 257 reviews — highly regarded by customers.

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  • 88% of sampled reviews give 4–5 stars.

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★★★★★

And five stars.

This is still the SY album I come back to most. Maybe it's because I don't hear much about it, so I have to dig it out on occasions where I feel the need to do so on my own terms, to remember it as the sort of forgotten gem that it still proves to be. I'm a huge fan of Lee's songs, so it's a bit odd that an album without a lead vocal from him remains a favourite. Still, the dynamic between Kim and Thurston was probably at their then-strongest, with Coco's birth around the corner, and the sensual vibe surrounding almost all fourteen tracks (that still resonates with each current listen) was probably due to this strength. It's fun to remember what was, and to hear Skink and Sweet Shine stand out as some of Kim's best work with the band, just before they entered a rather foggy period, musically speaking (you can talk about how great Washing Machine is all you like, but it still sounds worrisome and murky by comparison), abandoning drum tone and clarity of sound for a few albums. Maybe two albums was all that was needed with Butch Vig's involvement, but I think he really helped to capture a lively, crisp time in the life of Sonic Youth, something I almost never heard again from them on any record , besides the almost-swan song Rather Ripped. Read more

araboflawrenciaVerified purchase
★★★★★

10,20,30,40, tell me that you can't afford me

this is, i think, a revolutionary album in which the amount of electronics doesnt take away from the beauty of the actual music and their voices. thurston's voice is beautiful as always. the way they harmonize their voices is just amazing and kim's rougly ravishing voice gives you chills all over. i love the way that kim focuses on making darn good music without making her voice "pretty". these are the best most superincumbent artists out there today. i would definitley recommend this to anyone who loves sonic youth because this is such an exceptional album. Self-Obsessed and Sexee, Bull in the Heather, Skink and Waist are my personal favorites. never pass this album up, its just amazing! Read more

Penny DreadfulVerified purchase
★★★★★

I always loved it and was really excited to get the vinyl ...

I didn't realize that this was a somewhat controversial SY album. I always loved it and was really excited to get the vinyl reissue. The quality on these remasters is great! Read more

WBAVerified purchase
★★★★★

Ear Stretching!

Unusual and creative songs. Great for stretching ears! Read more

Richard E. KnottVerified purchase
★★★★★

Boing!

I love that album, and finally owning a vinyl copy is a treat. Read more

CaseyVerified purchase
★★★★

Sonic Youth Experiment Jet Set, Trash and No Star Review

This is not my favorite album by Sonic Youth, in fact with the albums that I have it is probably my least favorite but it does have some really good tracks on it, such as: Bull in the Heather, Winner's Blues, Skink, Sweet Shine, Screaming Skull. The other Sonic Youth albums I have are; Daydream Nation(My personal favorite and first Sonic Youth album), Sister, Goo, and Dirty. Read more

M FrancisVerified purchase
★★★★★

vinyl review

I have to say, this is a very good repressing. You won't be disappointed. Read more

matt bVerified purchase
★★★★★

Yes!

Love this album. Read more

Aaron DavidsonVerified purchase
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