Artist: Sonic Youth
Album: Live in Brooklyn, Ny.
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2023
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 48 kHz
Duration: 01:25:07
Total Tracks: 17
Total Size: 1019 MB

Tracklist:

1-1. Sonic Youth – Brave Men Run (In My Family) [Live in Brooklyn, Ny] (05:12)
1-2. Sonic Youth – Death Valley ’69 (Live in Brooklyn, Ny) (05:51)
1-3. Sonic Youth – Kotton Krown (Live in Brooklyn, Ny) (05:07)
1-4. Sonic Youth – Kill Yr. Idols (Live in Brooklyn, Ny) (02:56)
1-5. Sonic Youth – Eric’s Trip (Live in Brooklyn, Ny) (03:45)
1-6. Sonic Youth – Sacred Trickster (Live in Brooklyn, Ny) (02:11)
1-7. Sonic Youth – Calming the Snake (Live in Brooklyn, Ny) (03:51)
1-8. Sonic Youth – Starfield Road (Live in Brooklyn, Ny) (03:27)
1-9. Sonic Youth – I Love Her All the Time (Live in Brooklyn, Ny) (07:15)
1-10. Sonic Youth – Ghost Bitch (Live on Brooklyn, Ny) (04:18)
1-11. Sonic Youth – Tom Violence (Live in Brooklyn, Ny) (03:11)
1-12. Sonic Youth – What We Know (Live in Brooklyn, Ny) (04:54)
1-13. Sonic Youth – Drunken Butterfly (Live in Brooklyn, Ny) (04:23)
1-14. Sonic Youth – Flower (Live in Brooklyn, Ny) (04:27)
1-15. Sonic Youth – Sugar Kane (Live in Brooklyn, Ny) (07:42)
1-16. Sonic Youth – Psychic Hearts (Live in Brooklyn, Ny) (04:31)
1-17. Sonic Youth – Inhuman (Live in Brooklyn, Ny) (11:59)

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The final U.S. show, a triumphant and blistering bookend to the storied career of one of the most influential bands in rock music, featuring a unique and expansive eighty-five minute set list that spans Sonic Youth’s nearly three decade catalog. Mixed from multitrack by longtime live engineer Aaron Mullan and mastered and cut by Carl Saff. On August 12, 2011 Sonic Youth played their final US show on an outdoor stage overlooking the East River at the Williamsburg Waterfront in Brooklyn. Fitting that their storied career would bookend with a panoramic view of New York City where it all began 30 years before, having left in their wake one of one of the most powerfully influential careers in rock music. Following incredible sets from Kurt Vile and Wild Flag, the band took the stage. As the sun went down over the city, Sonic Youth ripped through a 17 song set that spanned from deep cuts off their first studio album and highlighting many other albums all the way through to their last, like a band with everything to prove. Or as Brooklyn Vegan’s Andrew Sacher said at the time: “While most bands who are thirty years into their career are either fading away or living off of the nostalgia of their older material, Sonic Youth continue to sound and perform as fresh as ever.”