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Dinosaur Jr. - You're Living All Over Me .gif) By Gene Booth
Oh those crunching riffs! Oh those hooks! Truly an album whose extended
guitar solos, intros, and hooks offer hermetically sealed bliss, You're
Living All Over Me is Dinosaur Jr.'s watershed. It marks the time when
a threatened lawsuit from California hippies forced the "Jr."
addition to their name; it also represents a turning point musically. All
the parts unite as one: Mascis's tuneless vocalizing; an incredibly loud,
Neil Young-inspired guitar style; hard-rock drumming; and Lou Barlow's
sympathetic (for the time being) bass work. The record is an assembly line
of burning lick after lick, except for "Poledo," Barlow's
standout last track (the genesis of Sebadoh-consciousness?). Dinosaur Jr.
lived all over Sonic Youth's noise aethsetic (their shows were the loudest
thing going, bar none), but they grafted melody and a burnout personality
on top, the coolest aspects of rock, circa 1987.
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| 1. Little Fury Things | 6. Tarpit | | 2. Kracked | 7. In a Jar | | 3. Sludgefeast | 8. Lose | | 4. Lung | 9. Poledo | | 5. Raisans | 10. Show Me the Way |
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Looking for a rare import-only single, a gold record, world tour book, hard to find magazine, an autographed guitar, or simply this CD? You'll find them at eBay!
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|  | Artist: Dinosaur Jr.
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| | Released: November 8, 1988
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