Artist: Sonic Youth
Album: Live In Bremen 1991
Genre: Alternative Rock
Release Date: 2020
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 48 kHz
Duration: 01:06:48
Total Tracks: 14
Total Size: 435 MB

Tracklist:

01. Sonic Youth – Intro (Live) (01:02)
02. Sonic Youth – Schizophrenia (Live) (04:38)
03. Sonic Youth – White Kross (Live) (03:20)
04. Sonic Youth – Brother James (Live) (04:30)
05. Sonic Youth – Orange Rolls, Angel’s Spit (Live) (05:56)
06. Sonic Youth – Mote (Live) (05:18)
07. Sonic Youth – Tunic (Live) (07:19)
08. Sonic Youth – Dirty Boots (Live) (05:25)
09. Sonic Youth – Chapel Hill (Live) (06:46)
10. Sonic Youth – I Love Her All The Time (Live) (part 1) (02:10)
11. Sonic Youth – I Love Her All The Time (Live) (part 2) (03:10)
12. Sonic Youth – Mary Christ (Live) (03:24)
13. Sonic Youth – Kool Thing (Live) (05:28)
14. Sonic Youth – Expressway To Yr. Skull (Live) (08:16)

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“Live in Bremen was recorded at the Aladin Music Hall on August 27 1991, just halfway through the 12 day European tour that would later become immortalized in The Year Punk Broke documentary directed by our friend Dave Markey. In Bremen we returned to the familiar – a smaller-sized indoor venue – after playing to gargantuan, surreal-sized audiences at the Reading Festival and Pukkelpop. The Aladin had opened in 1977 and had hosted bands such as Golden Earring, Foghat and Blue Öyster Cult, but on this night Sonic Youth, Gumball and special guests Nirvana were on the bill. Two different bootleg SY records were released from this concert; The Mira Tapes, sourced from an audience recording and Live In Bremen, a semi-official bootleg picture disc with a Yoo-Hoo (a NJ-local chocolate beverage drink) bottle cap – supplied by the band – as the cover star. This concert was also the source for some of the audio used for The Year Punk Broke film score and it’s subsequent short (This Is Known As) The Blues Scale. Now for the first time, and from our own audio source, the entire Sonic Youth in Bremen set (minus encore) is presented here (complete w/a tape-flip during I Love Her All The Time).”