SONIC YOUTH Hits Are For Squares 2 LP Beck Flaming Lips Chlo? Sevigny NEW #450
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Sonic Youth ?– Hits Are For Squares DOUBLE vinyl LP (Geffen Records B0014109-01/Starbucks Entertainment)

Very limited and numbered double LP issue of what had initially been a Starbuck chain CD on which various writers, actors, artists, & musicians chose their favorite Sonic Youth tracks, wrote a little on them and the band provided an unreleased track to top it off.

This was reissued in a small run as double vinyl for Record Store Day 2010.

Track D4 is previously unreleased.

Comes in a gatefold sleeve. This is # 450

LP is NEW AND UNPLAYED.

Tracks are
Side 1
1. Bull In The Heather (selected by Catherine Keener) 3:07
2 100% (selected by Mike D) 2:31
3. Sugar Kane (selected by Beck) 5:59
4. Kool Thing (selected by Radiohead) 4:08

Side 2
1. Disappearer (selected by Portia de Rossi) 5:08
2. Superstar (selected by Diablo Cody) 4:09
3. Stones (selected by Allison Anders) 7:08
4. Tuff Gnarl (selected by Dave Eggers, Mike Watt) 3:17

Side 3
1. Teenage Riot (selected by Eddie Vedder) 6:58
2. Shadow Of A Doubt (selected by Michelle Williams) 3:35
3. Rain On Tin (selected by Flea) 7:56
4. Tom Violence (selected by Gus Van Sant) 3:07

Side 4
1. Mary-Christ (selected by David Cross) 3:11
2. World Looks Red (selected by Chlo? Sevigny [Chloe Sevigny]) 2:41
3. Expressway To Yr Skull (selected by The Flaming Lips) 7:08
4. Slow Revolution (Exclusive Track!) 6:14


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