Sonic Youth - 1991: The Year Punk Broke FLAC

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Credits

• Cinematographer [Additional] – Joe Cole , Keith Nealy, Lee Ranaldo
• Cinematographer, Film Editor, Film Director – Dave Markey
• Crew [Bus Driver] – Bryan Best
• Crew [Van Driver] – Lightnin' Dave Evans
• Design – Kevin Reagan
• Design [Main Title] – Thurston Moore
• Editor, Engineer, Other [Video Toaster] – David Travis
• Engineer [Dinosaur Jr. Live Sound] – Erik Welmers
• Engineer [Nirvana Live Sound] – Craig Montgomery
• Engineer [Sonic Youth Live Sound] – Terry Pearson
• Lighting – Susanne Sasic
• Photography By – Enrique Badulescu
• Post Production – Acidtone Studios

Notes

℗ 1993 The David Geffen Company © 1992, 1993 The David Geffen Company
A Sonic Life / We Got Power Production
In memory of Joe Cole .

Manufactured in the UK.
Approximate running time: 95 minutes.

Documentary of Sonic Youth's 1991 European tour including live performances by them and their guests.

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• Barcode: 0 720643 951834
• Rights Society: ASCAP
• Rights Society: BMI

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• Distributed By – BMG Records (UK) Ltd.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – The David Geffen Company
• Copyright (c) – The David Geffen Company
• Published By – Sonik Tooth
• Published By – The End Of Music
• Published By – Cesstone Music
• Published By – No Dukey Music
• Published By – Virgin Songs, Inc.
• Published By – Sometimes Music
• Published By – Vermillion Sounds
• Published By – Rummenetics
• Published By – Music Corporation of America
• Published By – Spam As The Bread Music
• Published By – Warner Chappell Music

Album

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