false 2025-11-08 08:26:49 The Whitey Album 2006 2006-01-01 2006-01-01 54 Alternative Rock Experimental Rock 121108 2168466 a4de38c1-7cf9-4b27-ac8b-3ecc2baed0e2 b36d22e9-7f2c-42ff-98a6-b0e3f2cb36f5 d834faea-a8d2-3bc9-94b0-ff6b5d7df413 /media/data/media4/Music/Ciccone Youth/The Whitey Album/folder.jpg Ciccone Youth Ciccone Youth 1 1 Needle-Gun 02:27 1 2 (silence) 01:05 1 3 G-Force 03:39 1 4 Platoon II 04:19 1 5 MacBeth 05:28 1 6 Me & Jill/Hendrix Cosby 05:30 1 7 Burnin' Up 03:51 1 8 Hi! Everybody 00:58 1 9 Children of Satan / Third Fig 03:06 1 10 Two Cool Rock Chicks Listening to Neu 02:56 1 11 Addicted to Love 03:46 1 12 Moby-Dik 01:01 1 13 March of the Ciccone Robots 01:57 1 14 Making the Nature Scene 03:15 1 15 Tuff Titty Rap 00:39 1 16 Into the Groovey 04:36 1 17 Macbeth (alt. mix) 05:15 Ciccone Youth is an experimental band which was formed in 1986. It is a side project of Sonic Youth members Steve Shelley, Kim Gordon, Lee Ranaldo, and Thurston Moore, with the Minutemen/fIREHOSE member Mike Watt. The band never played live, but released two records. The first was released on New Alliance Records in 1986, and consisted of three tracks: “Into The Groove(y)” (a cover of Madonna’s hit Into the Groove, incorporating snippets of her recording) and the short “Tuff Titty Rap” on the A side (both performed by the Sonic Youth members), and “Burnin’ Up” (performed by Watt with additional guitars by Greg Ginn) on the B side. The second record was a full-length album called The Whitey Album on Blast First Records in 1988, incorporating the previously released 3 tracks. It was rumored to cover songs by The Beatles, but actually contains cover songs by various artists, in particular a cover of Addicted To Love by Robert Palmer. The band’s name is a play on the names “Sonic Youth” and “Ciccone”, the original surname of pop singer Madonna.