**_Sleeping Pill - CBGB, New York City, January 31, 1992_** Ah yes, Sleeping Pill, the short-lived indie rock trio from the early 1990s … oh wait, that’s just the long-lived indie rock trio Yo La Tengo. From time to time, YLT would book a show under the Sleeping Pill moniker, maybe when they wanted to try out some new jams, experiment a little, mess around, let their hair down. This CBGB Sleeping Pill performance from January 1992 took place right around the time that _May I Sing With Me_ came out — but James, Georgia and Ira seem to have their eyes on what’s ahead, bookending the half-hour set with embryonic versions of such future _Painful_ faves as “Double Dare” (a beautiful stripped down version that was eventually released as a b-side) and “Sudden Organ.” In between, there’s an interesting drum-less “Barnaby Hardly Working” and an epic “Sunsquashed” drone, the band’s trusty Acetone organ buzzing mightily, sending shockwaves up and down the Bowery. It won’t put you to sleep, that’s for sure.