#23

Haven’t listened to anything beyond You’re Living All Over Me. Which is probably all I need tbh.

#24

Stick Bug on.

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#25

I love im insane and a couple of others, but nowhere close to where you been.

#26

bruh nahhhh… Beyond is one of the great comeback albums. Green Mind is class too.

#27

Never understand why people criticise where you been for being overproduced. Think the instrumentation and production are incredible throughout. One of the deepest, densest, most evocative albums i know: up there with superunknown.

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#28

Any fans of j’s weird falsetto? I love it!

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#29

Also, love the dual m/f vocals in the chorus here:

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#30
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#31

I also absolutely rinsed Farm the year that came out - really solid album.The CD copy I got had a mastering error on it that meant it was ridiculously loud and blown out.

I loved the long jammy ones, but this was a really strong single:

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#33
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#34

I like how dinosaur jr look so much cooler as middle aged men then they did in their youth

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#35

Possibly my most played song at age 15

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#36

One of my most seen bands. Fond memories of listening to them constantly at college in the mid nineties. I last saw them few years back at the Kentish Town Forum, probably time I see them again

#37

I think my CD must have had the same error, I assumed it was meant to sound like that.

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#38

this isn’t on Spotify for some reason but the rest of the album is? like it’s been jettisoned from the album. weird.

#39

First few thousand pressed were like that. I love it myself, absolutely blows the head off you.

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#40

Lovely stuff

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#41

It’s my favourite too - exceptional album - though Living all over me, Bug and Green Mind aren’t far behind.

#42

Got to be honest, i don’t remember how this Japan no.1 goes. handing in my fanboy credentials in shame.

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#43

Without a sound is probably their most forgettable album, forgot the name of it once even though I had the poster on my wall for ages

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