The Original Sonic Youth Gossip Forum..
 

http://web.archive.org/web/200402020...th.com/gossip/

Yeah.. good times ;)

good times

shame none of the threads are available

but the girl on the front with short red hair is and always was hot!

yep!

So - who was mouthbreather?

I think he was a kid from Texas, there was a little group of them who all went to school together, or had a band or something

SISTERK mouthbreather aonghus Ciaran Mackle Peterpuff Unisonic ShadowChancer emma blowgun tesla69 wolliewollie Little Things Of Venom Rotten Tanx

those were the members logged in at the last capture of the old forum

I'm gonna say it...that layout was shit and I'm glad they brought this one in.

He and that bloke Deadbilly and some others I recall. I used to check out a lot of bands they listed. I think they stopped posting way before the forum changed.

the last capture is of 21 September 2005 (use the Next button on the top of the page), and those users were:
PAULYBEE A Thousand Threads screamingscull ricechex hotknives q o n o x you asshole 6L6GC deaf billy sonikdeathmonkey strayslack contrelefuckingsexisme kegmama torncurtain noumenal emma blowgun

(edit: it only has the front page though, can't select any of the topics)
(edit2: after some more noodling I ended up on 6 Feb 2006)

I don't recall this board though, I might have joined lateron

this is a nice read:

Compiling Goo Deluxe

(from this thread)

I don't regret the change, but still prefer to use the "New Posts" section which more similar to the original layout

Nothing has changed since then apart from the fact that Sonic Youth lost all their appeal and split up and you had to click on a different corner of your monitor to type about your own incapability of saying goodbye to Grunge and move on.

what is this "grunge?"

anybody know if that mix of Lee #2 from mixtape 3 can be heard anywhere?

That's a pretty great read. I have 6 160 kbps mp3s, including Mary-Christ, of that California set Mullan mentions. Anyone know if those are the SY approved mixes of those live tracks?

Any other behind the scenes articles like the one posted by tunic?