I didn’t pay much attention to Sebadoh when they first popped up, possibly due to the fact that everything seemed to be about Barlow’s infamous split from Dinosaur Jr. I guess American eyes might see this as something decidedly sung, the lack of reviews on Amazon UK and absence from the obligatory lists suggest otherwise. That’s something lots of American bands do, isn’t it?). The 2006 reissue was very welcome, coming with an 18 track bonus disc it gets better, with the upcoming reissue of The Freed Man (1988 – now 52 tracks long) and this version of Sebadoh having reformed (Gaffney left after Bubble & Scrape Barlow and Loewenstein carried on and never officially split up, just went on hiatus. In US alt terms, it’s seen as a bit of a watershed, give it half an hour and there will be a 33 1/3 book coming along to tell you why. The album known as Sebadoh III is one that is revered in American climes, which I’m sure the sticker on the 2006 reissue of it on Domino said. Reissued on Domino Records in 2006 in a two disc version.ĭOMINO. Tracks 11, 12, 13 by Jason Loewenstein Tracks 2 & 9 are covers. Sean Slade, who recorded much of the album at Fort Apache, plays mellotron on track 22. Sebadoh were (& currently are again) Lou Barlow, Eric Gaffney & Jason Loewenstein. as the world dies the eyes of god grow bigger (6:51)
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