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Sonic Youth
Hold That Tiger
In October 1987, a few months after releasing their critically acclaimed LP, Sonic Youth delivered a powerful live performance at Chicago's Cabaret Metro. The show was introduced by Steve Albini, despite his ban from the venue at the time, and was later released as a semi-official bootleg by Byron Coley's label. This release foreshadowed the name the band would eventually use for their own imprint, blending provocation with a nod to major-label culture.
A1
Intro
A2
Schizophrenia
A3
Tom Violence
A4
White Kross
A5
Kotton Krown
B1
Stereo Sanctity
B2
Brother James
B3
Pipeline/Kill Time
B4
(I Got A) Catholic Block
C1
Tuff Gnarl
C2
Death Valley '69
C3
Beauty Lies In The Eye
C4
Expressway To Yr. Skull
D1
Pacific Coast Highway
D2
Loudmouth
D3
I Don't Wanna Walk Around With You
D4
Today Your Love, Tomorrow The World
D5
Beat On The Brat
