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Old 10.13.2008, 12:48 PM   #107
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that's a very good question for which I do not have a good answer for.

I chalk it up to artistic freedom. however if that was the only kind of music that they produced, I don't think that I would have been a such a long time fan. I appreciate their ability to diversify even if I don't find myself listening to it.

I own most of the SYR series as well as the Silver Sessions, but they're only sitting on my shelf because I'm a firm believer in supporting this band. for me, these discs are good for a listen-through, but I can't really play them in the car or at work without skipping to the next random track.

I still love Sonic Youth. yesterday, today and tomorrow (<-- hope that last bit didn't jinx it).


what I say hardly matters though, I'm devoid of good taste.
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