DINOSAUR JR. - Bug LPPlenty of people would insist that this is the best Dinosaur Jr. album, and it's probably the most well balanced between the noisier, more solo driven route of You're Living All Over Me and the more melodic approach their later albums took. Of course, a lot of this album's reputation has a lot to do with the flawless opener "Freak Scene," where you get a sense of Mascis' ridiculous, infectious enthusiasm for guitar playing. There are plenty of more
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Plenty of people would insist that this is the best Dinosaur Jr. album, and it's probably the most well-balanced between the noisier, more solo-driven route of You're Living All Over Me and the more melodic approach their later albums took. Of course, a lot of this album's reputation has a lot to do with the flawless opener "Freak Scene," where you get a sense of Mascis' ridiculous, infectious enthusiasm for guitar playing. There are plenty of more technical players than J, but more than any other guitarist, I get the sense that he'd rather be doing nothing than peel off a loud, overdriven, gloriously sloppy, raw solo, which allows them to fit in perfectly even when they don't - the speedy, punk-informed "They Always Come" slows down for no reason except to allow the guy his Guitar Hero Moment, but his playing is so infectious and so ear-catching that I really don't care.