1995 compilation album by Sonic Youth
Screaming Fields of Sonic Love Released April 25, 1995 Recorded 1982–1988 Genre Length 76 :19 Label DGC Producer Sonic Youth
Screaming Fields of Sonic Love is a compilation album of songs culled from Sonic Youth 's various releases from the 1980s. It was released in 1995 on DGC .
Background [ edit ] The tracks feature samples from each of the group's major '80s albums. However, they run in reverse chronological order, starting with songs from the band's 1988 masterwork Daydream Nation , and ending with a track from their eponymous first album from 1982. The release of this compilation coincided with the release of a music video collection of the same name, featuring all of Sonic Youth's music videos from the 1980s.
Track listing [ edit ] "Teen Age Riot " – 6:58 "Eric's Trip" – 3:49 "Candle" – 4:59 "Into the Groove(y)" – 4:35 "G-Force" – 3:40 "Beauty Lies in the Eye" – 2:17 "Kotton Krown" – 5:08 "Shadow of a Doubt" – 3:34 "Expressway to Yr. Skull" – 7:08 "Starpower " – 4:49 "Death Valley '69 " – 5:10 "Halloween" – 5:09 "Flower" – 3:36 "Inhuman" – 4:01 "Making the Nature Scene" – 3:00 "Brother James" – 3:12 "I Dreamed I Dream" – 5:19 "Inhuman" (excerpt, live in front of The Zap , Brighton , 8 November 1985) [unlisted] "Death Valley '69 " (feat. Lydia Lunch , dir. Richard Kern ) "Shadow of a Doubt" (dir. Kevin Kerslake ) "Beauty Lies in the Eye" (dir. Kevin Kerslake) Ciccone Youth "Addicted to Love " (dir. Kim Gordon ) Ciccone Youth "Macbeth" (dir. Dave Markey ) "Teen Age Riot " (dir. Sonic Youth) "Silver Rocket" (dir. Charles Atlas) "Providence" (dir. Peter Fowler & Sonic Youth) "Candle" (dir. Kevin Kerslake) "Silver Rocket" (feat. Don Fleming , live on Night Music , episode 210, 1989) (dir. John Fortenberry ) "I Wanna Be Your Dog " (feat. David Sanborn & Indigo Girls , live on Night Music , episode 210, 1989) (dir. John Fortenberry) "Schizophrenia" (live at The Town and Country Club , London , 4 June 1987) "I Wanna Be Your Dog " (feat. Iggy Pop , live at The Town and Country Club, London, 4 June 1987) Thurston Moore 's nephew John and his three sisters "My Friend Goo" (Hyper version) (dir. Thurston Moore) [unlisted] Thurston's nephew John and his three sisters "My Friend Goo" (Bored version) (dir. Thurston Moore) [unlisted] "Brother James (live at The Zap, Brighton, 8 November 1985) [unlisted] References [ edit ]
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