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1 Teen Age Riot Sonic Youth 6:57
2 Silver Rocket Sonic Youth 3:47
3 The Sprawl Sonic Youth 7:42
4 'Cross the Breeze Sonic Youth 7:00
5 Eric's Trip Sonic Youth 3:48
6 Total Trash Sonic Youth 7:33
7 Hey Joni Sonic Youth 4:23
8 Providence Sonic Youth 2:41
9 Candle Sonic Youth 4:58
10 Rain King Sonic Youth 4:39
11 Kissability Sonic Youth 3:08
12 Trilogy: The Wonder Sonic Youth 4:15
13 Trilogy: Hyperstation Sonic Youth 7:13
14 Trilogy: Eliminator Jr. Sonic Youth 2:37
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Daydream Nation

Audio Compact Disc

Label: DGC

Style: Alternative Pop/Rock

Daydream Nation

UPC: 720642451526

Release Date: 11/23/1993

Original Release Date: 11/23/1993

Number of Discs: 1

Tracks: [Teen Age Riot, Silver Rocket, The Sprawl, 'Cross the Breeze, Eric's Trip, Total Trash, Hey Joni, Providence, Candle, Rain King, Kissability, Trilogy: The Wonder, Trilogy: Hyperstation, Trilogy: Eliminator Jr.]
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine

By refining the song-oriented breakthroughs of Sister and developing their fascination with noise and alternate tunings, Sonic Youth created a masterpiece of post-punk art rock with the double-album Daydream Nation. Though the self-conscious sprawl of the album might appear self-indulgent on the surface, Daydream Nation is powered by a sustained vision, one that encapsulates all of the group's quirks and strengths. Alternating between tense, hypnotic instrumental passages and furious noise explosions, the music demonstrates a range of emotions and textures, and in many ways, it's hard not to listen to the record as one long piece of shifting dynamics. But the songs themselves are remarkable, from the anti-anthem of "Teen Age Riot" and the punky "Silver Rocket" to the hazy drug dreams of "Providence" and the rolling waves of "Eric's Trip." Daydream Nation demonstrates the extent to which noise and self-conscious avant art can be incorporated into rock, and the results are nothing short of stunning. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi

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