Vintage Sonic Youth "100%" Poster Power Pop but decided against breaking up
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but decided against breaking up
They'd already done "Boys Don't Cry
They have released an unbelievable amount of records
Brand: G-Unit
This original Morrissey shirt from 1991
Vintage Sonic Youth "100%" Poster Power Pop but decided against breaking upSonic Youth released Dirty, their seventh, album in 1992. It was their second album with major label DGC. The first single from the album was the first track, "100%." The song paid tribute to their friend Joe Cole, who was tragically murdered in a 1991 robbery. It went to #4 on Billboard's Alternative Airplay chart, thanks in part to a music video that was directed by Tamra Davis and Spike Jonze and featured legendary skateboarders Jason Lee and Guy
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