Daydream Nation (Deluxe Edition) (Remastered) Free MP3, Song Download, Lyrics, Album Track List

Daydream Nation (Deluxe Edition) (Remastered)

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PLAY 1 Teen Age Riot
PLAY 2 Silver Rocket
PLAY 3 The Sprawl
PLAY 4 'Cross The Breeze
PLAY 5 Eric's Trip
PLAY 6 Total Trash
PLAY 7 Hey Joni
PLAY 8 Providence
PLAY 9 Candle
PLAY 10 Rain King
PLAY 11 Kissability
PLAY 12 Trilogy: a) The Wonder
PLAY 13 Trilogy: b) Hyperstation
PLAY 14 Trilogy: z) Eliminator Jr.
PLAY 15 Eric's Trip (Demo Version)
PLAY 16 The Sprawl (Live)
PLAY 17 'Cross The Breeze (Live)
PLAY 18 Hey Joni (Live)
PLAY 19 Silver Rocket (Live)
PLAY 20 Kissability (Live)
PLAY 21 Eric's Trip (Live)
PLAY 22 Candle (Live)
PLAY 23 The Wonder (Live)
PLAY 24 Hyperstation (Live)
PLAY 25 Eliminator Jr. (Live)
PLAY 26 Providence (Live)
PLAY 27 Teen Age Riot (Live)
PLAY 28 Rain King (Live)
PLAY 29 Totally Trashed (Live)
PLAY 30 Total Trash (Live)
PLAY 31 Within You Without You
PLAY 32 Touch Me I'm Sick
PLAY 33 Computer Age
PLAY 34 Electricity

MOG Editorial Review

On the strength of the guitar noise and song complexities they accomplished on Sister, Sonic Youth followed it up with Daydream Nation the next year, and again redefined their sound. By laying out expansive and dynamic guitars on songs such as “’Cross the Breeze,” while remaining steeped in straight up rock by way of “Teen Age Riot,” Sonic Youth went big on everything, even skewing psychedelic on the dizzying “Eric’s Trip.” That Daydream Nation is one of the few rock albums to gain a spot in the Library of Congress’ National Recording Registry is no mistake. It’s helped shape the landscape of indie rock, pushing the boundaries into genres that were seen as too far from the genre at the initial onset.
AMG Review of Daydream Nation [Deluxe Edition]

Stephen Thomas Erlewine
All Music Guide

Great as it is, Sonic Youth's seminal Daydream Nation wasn't quite calling out for a deluxe edition reissue. While there were a few stray songs from concurrently released singles from the late '80s, the sprawling double LP didn't leave much original non-LP material in the vaults. None, in fact, so Universal's 2007 double-disc reissue relies on live versions of every song from the album, all recorded at various points throughout the years, and these are buttressed by a demo of "Eric's Trip" and covers originally heard on singles and tribute albums (the Beatles' "Within You, Without You," Mudhoney's "Touch Me I'm Sick," Neil Young's "Computer Age," Captain Beefheart's "Electricity"). So, anybody looking for big revelations or hidden gems will be disappointed by this deluxe edition, but it's hard to deny the pleasures in the live second disc, either. Instead of following the album's running order, this live set jumps from song to song, forcing attention on the strengths of the individual songs and Sonic Youth's always captivating, frequently riveting performances. This may not make for essential listening, but anybody who truly loves Daydream Nation will find this deluxe edition quite easy to enjoy.