Music / rock

Where you been


Reviews (12)


PopMatters

d. 25. Sep. 2019

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Nick Soulsby

d. 25. Sep. 2019

"One of alternative rock's key statements arrived in 1993 with Where Have you Been. It receives the definitive treatment from Cherry Red Records in the second of a four album reissue series encompassing all of Dinosaur Jr.'s major label releases".


Louder than war

d. 26. Sep. 2019

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Ian Canty

d. 26. Sep. 2019

"Where You Been followed Green Mind two years later and was their most successful platter in terms of chart action, hitting the UK Top 10 and also spawning a hit single in Start Choppin'. Being released in the middle of the grunge boom they played a big part in inspiring may have helped sales, but it was an undeniably strong set of songs and performances too. Also they were now back to a band format, with Murph reinstated to full drum duties and Mike Johnson (ex-Snakepit) joining on bass ... These sets come with good sleeve notes having new observations from J Mascis and a full examination of each album by Keith Cameron. Though around the time of these two LPs many worshipped the bands Dinosaur Jr inspired through grunge at their expense, J and friends still remained at the peak of their powers and far cooler than the herd".


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d. 25. Feb. 1993

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d. 25. Feb. 1993


Jyllands-posten

d. 30. Mar. 1993

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d. 30. Mar. 1993


New musical express

d. 30. Jan. 1993

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d. 30. Jan. 1993


Det fri Aktuelt

d. 11. Feb. 1993

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d. 11. Feb. 1993


Berlingske tidende

d. 8. Feb. 1993

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d. 8. Feb. 1993


Q

1993 februar

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1993 februar


Weekendavisen

d. 12. Feb. 1993

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d. 12. Feb. 1993


Gaffa

(1993) 97

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(1993) 97


Melody maker

d. 23. Jan. 1993

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d. 23. Jan. 1993


Politiken

d. 9. Feb. 1993

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d. 9. Feb. 1993