Dinosaur Jr.

Today's twentysomethings didn't grow up on the Beatles and the Stones. They grew up on
Kiss, Peter Frampton and Neil Young. Making something meaningful out of these mostly
baser metals calls for a bit of musical alchemy. Which is where Dinosaur Jr comes in. On
their second major-label album, these college-underground champs recall the shambling
lope of Crazy Horse-era Young, as well as hints of minor Seventies icons from Bl... More >