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Old 01.11.2008, 10:37 PM   #77
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Originally Posted by Norma J
In avantgarde1's defense, I think he/she was just doing the whole "I'm just like Sonic youth, mannn. I just create rather than know anything technical or structured, mannnn. I'm just like thurston.".

How is that in his defense? All that shows is he doesn't know what's up. I was trying to let him know what was up.

And rather than write it again:

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Originally Posted by me, if you would only read
Sonic Youth tune differently in large part just to make chording easier. They play a lot of chords. Some "chords" they invent, but they also play chord-forms as well.
It's just that they sound different due to the alternate tunings and heavier string gauges which get a different tone out of the instrument. Thurston, Lee and Kim also learned standard tuning before they ever tuned any differently.

Sonic Youth have done some strictly "noise" songs. "Mieux: De Corrosion" springs right to mind. But, contrary to popular belief, Sonic Youth are not a "noise band." They are most definitely a noisy band most of the time, but purely noise they most certainly are not.
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