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Sonic Youth spent most of the 80s sleeping on floors, driving used vans, touring across a neurotic America and the globe beyond. Before they became part of the national bloodstream, they created an underground swell, encouraging adventurous listeners to jack into their matrix of pantonality, feedback, and chiming scree. All the while, Lee Ranaldo was drinking in the landscape, the clubs, the people; recording a journal of this wild ride.
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1 edition- Paperback · English · 2001Soft Skull Press · 186 pages · 9781887128315
Alternative rock musiciansDiariesSonic Youth (Musical group)Rock musicians, united statesNew wave musicHistory and criticismRock musiciansBiography