Dinosaur Jr "Bug" (1988)
Another album of Dinosaur Jr's noisy alt-rock that I didn't really warm
to. Apparently even lead singer/guitarist Jay Mascis isn't the biggest
fan of this one.
This album is another mix of noisy guitar accompanying occasionally
melodic vocal. The book makes comparisons to Neil Young, and I guess if
you were being particularly imaginative you could go along with that.
It was the last album with the original line-up. Mascis fired
bassist/singer/songwriter Lou Barlow after this album and brought the
band fully under his control. Barlow went on to form the band Sebadoh
where he could get his creative ideas out.
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Wednesday, May 20, 2020
Saturday, April 11, 2020
Day 0587 - You're Living All Over Me
Dinosaur Jr "You're Living All Over Me" (1987)
Wasn't overly familiar with Dino Jr outside of one or two tracks. This seems kind of like droney, sensitive shoegazer stuff. Washy guitar rock but with an element of noise rock, and maybe a little more emotion to it. The Dino Jr mix of noise and melody is maybe best displayed on their cover of Peter Frampton's "Show me the way", with squeals and whines backing the pleasant tune.
Another one that I have enjoyed without going gaga for it. I can certainly see this being a building block towards the 90s/grunge sound.
Wasn't overly familiar with Dino Jr outside of one or two tracks. This seems kind of like droney, sensitive shoegazer stuff. Washy guitar rock but with an element of noise rock, and maybe a little more emotion to it. The Dino Jr mix of noise and melody is maybe best displayed on their cover of Peter Frampton's "Show me the way", with squeals and whines backing the pleasant tune.
Another one that I have enjoyed without going gaga for it. I can certainly see this being a building block towards the 90s/grunge sound.
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