Goo
Considered the most accessible album by New York’s foremost experimental rock band,
Goo (1990) channels Sonic Youth’s customary sensory assault into conventionally structured songs. The album includes riff-driven rocker “Dirty Boots”, “Tunic”, about tragic pop singer Karen Carpenter, and “Kool Thing”, in which bass player Kim Gordon takes on hip hop’s macho swagger. In 1999, Sonic Youth paid tribute to Yoko Ono on their experimental album SYR4:
Goodbye 20th Century. Ex-frontman Thurston Moore (solo) and Kim Gordon (as part of duo Body/Head) will be performing at Yoko Ono’s Meltdown.
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