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November 17, 2001 at 5:25 am #43691
Cloud9Participanthttp://www.playboy.com/arts-entertainment/music/dinosaur_jr/
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On paper, there wasn’t any reason to like Dinosaur Jr. With J. Mascis’ nails-over-chalkboard whine (and dreary disposition to match) and a desultory, feedback-infested post-punk sound, the New England-area trio flouted the mainstream, fully embracing the early Nirvana-era indie-rock ethos. By the time 1993’s Where You Been rolled around, however, Dinosaur Jr. had discovered a more melodic approach (Start Choppin, Out There), and 1994’s Without a Sound featured their poppiest fret yet, Feel the Pain. It’s a meandering affair, an acquired taste; it’s Ear-Bleeding Country: The Best of Dinosaur Jr.
–Blair R. Fischer
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