Released on June 26, 1990, Goo marked Sonic Youth’s leap from the underground to the majors — their first release after signing with Geffen, following their departure from indie label Enigma.

Their sixth studio album, Goo didn’t compromise. It brought the band’s signature dissonance and downtown cool into sharper focus, with tracks like 'Kool Thing' (featuring Chuck D) and 'Dirty Boots' blending art-damaged noise with a newfound melodic edge.

A defining moment not just for Sonic Youth, but for the alt-rock landscape that would follow — Goo is as snarling, smart, and influential as ever.

TRACKS:

1. Dirty Boots

2. Tunic (Song for Karen)

3. Mary-Christ

4. Kool Thing

5. Mote

6. My Friend Goo

7. Disappear

8. Mildred Pierce

9. Cinderella's Big Score

10. Scooter + Jinx