In September 2012, during the live recording at Doug Fir Lounge for KEXP, Dinosaur Jr. was experiencing a resurgence in their career following a series of successful reunions and new albums. Just prior to this performance, they had released "I Bet on Sky" in September 2012, which was their third album since reuniting in 2005. This album reinforced the band's iconic sound and showcased their ability to blend punk and alternative rock effectively. The live performance of "The Lung," a track from their pivotal 1987 album "You're Living All Over Me," highlighted their enduring influence in the indie rock scene. The band's chemistry during this set, coupled with their legacy as pioneers of the '90s alternative movement, added depth to the performance, marking it as a significant moment in their career trajectory. Moreover, the setting at MusicfestNW and the KEXP label further emphasized the band's standing in the contemporary music landscape, appealing to both long-time fans and a new gener