Cover of Dinosaur Jr. Hand It Over
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For fans of dinosaur jr., lovers of 90s alternative, indie and noise rock, and anyone seeking underrated classic rock albums.
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Highly underrated. The sound becomes more "pop," yet at the same time very experimental. The 8 minutes of Alone speak for themselves. Probably the best song in their discography. But then there are "I'm Insane," "Nothin's Goin On," and the powerful opening of "I Don't Think"... In short, it's an essential '90s album for all true lovers of alternative/noise/indie rock music. Then they broke up for nearly a decade, only to return with the excellent Beyond and those two masterpieces, Farm and I Bet On Sky. The last two are also beautiful, but they still do not reach the level of this one.

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Hand It Over by Dinosaur Jr. is a highly underrated 90s alternative rock album blending pop and experimental elements. The song 'Alone' stands out as one of their best. Tracks like 'I'm Insane' and 'I Don't Think' highlight the band's powerful sound. This album is essential for fans of alternative, noise, and indie rock. Despite their later celebrated albums, this one remains unmatched in the band's discography.

Tracklist Videos

01   I Don't Think (03:21)

02   Never Bought It (03:42)

03   Nothin's Goin On (03:13)

04   I'm Insane (03:53)

05   Can't We Move This (03:41)

06   Alone (08:01)

07   Sure Not Over You (04:09)

08   Loaded (03:27)

09   Mick (04:39)

10   I Know Yer Insane (03:03)

11   Gettin Rough (02:12)

12   Gotta Know (04:47)

Dinosaur Jr.

Dinosaur Jr. is an American alternative/indie rock band formed in Amherst, Massachusetts, best known for J Mascis's distinctive guitar style, Lou Barlow's bass work and the drumming of Murph.
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By donjunio

 Hand it over confirms itself as an extremely ambitious work although certainly not as inspired as in the best days.

 Those who especially appreciate Mascis’s guitar eruptions will find something to chew on in 'Loaded', in the rattling 'Can’t we move this' and in the disenchanted 'Mick'.