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Artist: Sonic Youth Album: Goo [Deluxe Edition] Track: Blowjob (Mildred Pierce) (8 Track Demo) Goo is the sixth studio album by American alternative rock band Sonic Youth.
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Discover Blow Job by Sonic Youth released in 1991. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
Working title: "Blow Job?" One of the first songs Sonic Youth ever wrote. In fact, it's in standard tuning. Lee mentions it in a 1984 Forced Exposure interview: "We've got other songs, like 'Mildred Pierce,' that could be strictly commercial."
While the meaning of “Blowjob (Mildred Pierce)” might still remain elusive, its impact is undeniable. Sonic Youth has once again succeeded in creating a song that encourages self-reflection and sparks conversation.
The lyrics to Sonic Youth's "Blow Job?" can be interpreted as a commentary on societal norms, specifically the taboo of discussing certain sexual acts. The repetition of the phrase "blow job" throughout the song highlights the discomfort and shame associated with openly discussing this act, despite it being a common sexual activity.
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