Agree mate, as do all genuine non-sycophantic fans. The highs are beyond anything you will ever experience, the lows just allow them to reach the highs.
@@IndexFossilchannelmy dude, if you don't acknowledge how truly avant garde and dissonant some of their music truly is then you're not a real sonic youth fan. Some of their music truly is unlistenable and that's the point, that's what makes it great.
@@bleachno9 "Unlistenable: adjective (especially of music) impossible or unbearable to listen to." So let me understand, YOU can't listen and I'm the one who's not a true fan and I'm the one who doesn't have "knowledge of avant-garde music" here? Sonic Youth is not a cool t-shirt, it's a band🤦♂ you have to listen
Thurston Joseph Moore (Coral Gables, Florida, 25 de julio de 1958) es un músico estadounidense conocido por ser vocalista, guitarrista, compositor y cofundador de la banda de rock Sonic Youth y Chelsea Light Moving. Ha colaborado en numerosos proyectos musicales y ha grabado más de una decena de discos solistas, además es el fundador de la compañía discográfica Ecstatic Peace!. 65 AÑOS. (66)
i know nothing about this band,Awesome performance!Real people,real music!Nowadays spoken word emo rap on SNL etc.Everyone has their time under the sun.
Kim Althea Gordon (Rochester, Nueva York; 28 de abril de 1953) es una cantante, guitarrista, bajista y escritora estadounidense, miembro fundador del grupo de rock alternativo Sonic Youth. 71 AÑOS.
I would trade any and all future lifetimes to have witnessed the moment when Mark Lanegan from The Screaming Trees hit David Letterman in the eye with a flying chicken wing.
I can def hear the Can inspiration when they play the eerie part of the song. Several of their songs (even their debut EP) have a lot of Can-vibes. I know Thurston was a huge fan of their Ege Bamyasi record.
@@patrick4662 Paul's ham-iness abounds. He was always trying to insert himself into everything, and I think that shtick got old really quick. In all the years that I watched Letterman, I never understood why he couldn't just leave well enough alone.
@@QuadMochaMatti yeah he certainly was something. I am not a massive Paul Schaffer fan and I actually like bands like Sonic Youth. What I was referencing specifically was a recent interview when someone asked paul who the best letterman musical guest was of all time. And without hesitation he said James Brown. And I think I agree with him, having gone back and watched that "set". He played for like 15 minutes ha, they had to bump a guest.
The fuck are you talking about? Evol, Sister and Daydream Nation were celebrated upon release. Goo’s videos were all over MTV when its singles dropped and the band was very present on shows like 120 Minutes that young kids like me watched religiously. I was a huge fan already when Goo was released and was only 11. All of that happened before Nirvana released Nevermind.
