Released in 1990, Goo is Sonic Youth’s sixth studio album and their major label debut with Geffen Records. Known for its gritty, experimental noise-rock sound, Goo balances dissonant guitar textures with moments of pop sensibility. The album tackles themes like feminism, media culture, and personal disillusionment, most notably on tracks like “Kool Thing” featuring Public Enemy’s Chuck D. Goo helped cement Sonic Youth’s influence in the alternative and grunge scenes of the early '90s and remains a cornerstone of underground rock.

Tracklist:

Side A
A1 Dirty Boots
A2 Tunic (Song For Karen)
A3 Mary-Christ
A4 Kool Thing
A5 Mote

Side B
B6 My Friend Goo
B7 Disappearer
B8 Mildred Pierce
B9 Cinderella's Big Score
B10 Scooter And Jinx
B11 Titanium Exposé