* Sonic Archives ( May 2011 — )

Sonic Youth, joined by percussionist Tim Barnes, played along with silent Stan Brakhage films at a 2003 benefit show for the Anthology Film Archives.

* Sonic: The Beginning ( 2003 ) ( A reprint of the original Sonic Miniseries, with a foreword by their author Michael Gallagher ) ( Eventually rebranded Sonic Archives # 0 in February 2009 )

* Sonic Archives # 1 ( November 2006 ) ( A reprint of issues # 1-4 of the regular series )

* Sonic Archives # 2 ( December 2006 ) ( A reprint of issues # 5-8 of the regular series )

* Sonic Archives # 3 ( May 2007 ) ( A reprint of issues # 9-12 of the regular series )

* Sonic Archives # 4 ( June 2007 ) ( A reprint of issues # 13-16 of the regular series )

* Sonic Archives # 5 ( September 2007 ) ( A reprint of issues # 17-20 of the regular series )

* Sonic Archives # 6 ( October 2007 ) ( A reprint of issues # 21-24 of the regular series )

* Sonic Archives # 7 ( June 2008 ) ( A reprint of issues # 25-28 of the regular series )

* Sonic Archives # 8 ( August 2008 ) ( A reprint of issues # 29-32 of the regular series )

* Sonic Archives # 9 ( October 2008 ) ( A reprint of issues # 33-36 of the regular series )

* Sonic Archives # 0 ( February 2009 ) ( An Archives rebranding of Sonic: The Beginning )

* Sonic Archives # 10 ( March 2009 ) ( A reprint of issues # 37-40 of the regular series )

* Sonic Archives # 11 ( August 2009 ) ( A reprint of issues # 41-44 of the regular series )

* Sonic Archives # 12 ( January 2010 ) ( A reprint of issues # 45-48 of the regular series )

* Sonic Archives # 14 ( December 2010 ) ( A reprint of issues # 51-54 of the regular series )

* Sonic Archives # 15 ( June 2011 ) ( A reprint of issues # 55-58 of the regular series )

# Video game soundtracks are often released after a game's release, usually consisting of the background music from the game's levels, menus, title screens, promo material ( such as entire songs that only segments of which were used in the game ), cut-screens and occasionally sound-effects used in the game ( Examples: Sonic Heroes, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time )

# Tom Swift and His Sonic Boom Trap ( 1965 )

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fr: Compilations Sonic # Sonic Mega Collection

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# " Kick Out the Jams " ( Michael Davis, Robert Derminer, Wayne Kramer, Fred " Sonic " Smith ) – 1: 25

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# Sonic & Bloody Massacre Tour 2009

Capdown released their Civil Disobedients album, featuring the track Dub # 1, while Sonic Boom Six and The King Blues take heavy influences from dub, mixing the genre with original punk ethics and attitudes.

The story arc took place in issues # 79-84 and Sonic Super Special # 13, originally published from November 1999 to May 2000.

Selected portions of these issues ( with the exception of issue # 79 ) were reprinted in Archie's Sonic Super Special Magazine # 2 ( February 2012 ).

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They performed overseas at the Download Festival with Linkin Park and System of a Down, and during Japan's Summer Sonic Festival on August 13 with Avril Lavigne, The Mars Volta, Ne-Yo, and the Strokes.

Issues 33 and 34 of Sonic the Comic, and issue 13 of the Archie comics version of a Sonic the Hedgehog comic consisted of their own comic adaptations of the game.

* Eurorock Sonic Seducer Festival 2000 – ( 2xCD ) 2000, Disc 31, Track # 13 " Fiction Friction ( US-Only Track )" – Oblivion

X Japan also performed at the 2011 Summer Sonic festival that was held on August 13 and 14, in Tokyo and Osaka.

* Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (# 13 )

* Sonic Adventure ( Super Special # 13, and issues 79-84, originally planned to be 78-83, and Knuckles issues 33-34 before it was cancelled after issue 32 )

** # 13: Sonic Adventure ( Summer 2000 )

* Sonic Firsts ( 1998 ) ( Includes the first appearances of Sonic the Hedgehog, Princess Sally Acorn, Bunnie Rabbot, Super Sonic, and Knuckles the Echidna, taking stories from issue # 0 of the original Sonic Miniseries, and issues # 3, # 4, and # 13 of the regular series.

# " Sonic Wind " ( Burns, Convertino ) – 4: 13

* Sonic Youth's interpretation of Maciunas ' Piano Piece # 13 for Nam June Paik

* For the album by The Bambi Molesters, see Sonic Bullets: 13 from the Hip.

According to Nevin Martell's Beck The Art of Mutation ( page 13 ), the initial release was " limited to one thousand cassette copies " and " Sonic Enemy pressed several additional runs until 1995.

* Sonic Bullets: 13 From The Hip ( Dancing Bear, 2001 )

* Pitchfork Media review of Sonic Bullets: 13 from the Hip

With the Murderdolls, 13 toured the world, and played several high key Festival dates such as Summer Sonic Festival, Download Festival and Rock am Ring, playing with world famous bands like Iron Maiden, Queens of the Stone Age, Foo Fighters and many more.

* " Jailhouse Rock "/" Sonic Omen " ( 1983 ) Clay No. 13

* The first disc contains a QuickTime video of a performance of " Piano Piece No. 13 ( Carpenter's Piece )," which shows Sonic Youth nailing piano keys down, one by one.

Chris Beyond from No-Fi Magazine described Scarecrow, " somewhere between Blonde Redhead and Sonic Youth and said " there are 13 tracks on this album, but they leave you wanting more.