Thursday, December 28, 2006

Throwback Thursday: The Replacements


For this week's Throwback, I decided to go with one of those 80's bands that pretty much everbody has heard of, but few people are actually familiar with. The Replacements were a band from Minneapolis, MN that fromed in 1979 and saw their demise in 1991. They were mainstays on 80's college radio and many of their songs and lyrics have been fixtures in pop culture ever since. If you are familar with them, enjoy this trip down memory lane. If you aren't, this is your chance to become acquainted.

Hootenanny (1983)
Within Your Reach

Let It Be (1984)
I Will Dare
Unsatisfied

Tim (1985)
Kiss Me On The Bus
Bastards of Young

Pleased To Meet Me (1987)
Alex Chilton
Can't Hardly Wait

Don't Tell A Soul (1989)
I'll Be You



Past Throwbacks
:
12/14/07: Talking Heads
12/07/06: Peter Gabriel
11/30/06: The Pixies
11/16/06: Prince
11/09/06: Ben Folds Five
11/02/06: Beastie Boys
10/26/06: Joy Division
10/19/06: They Might Be Giants
10/12/06: The Psychedelic Furs
10/05/06: The Clash
09/28/06: The Smiths
09/21/06: A Tribe Called Quest
09/14/06: R.E.M.
09/07/06: The Cure
08/31/06: Morphine
08/24/06: The Lemonheads
08/17/06: Depeche Mode
08/10/06: New Order

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3 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

awesome choice! i've heard there's been talk of a reunion since those new tracks on the best of. i've always been partial to "little mascara" for some reason.

Friday, December 29, 2006  
Blogger James said...

Hey, nice post. Great to see the Replacements getting some lovin'. Come check out my new music blog - www.popheadwound.blogspot.com, I just ran a big article on TIM, and posted a bunch of rarities from that time period. You'll probably enjoy. Thanks, later

Sunday, January 14, 2007  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

There was some unconfirmed talk late last year of Paul and Tommy getting together to record a new album, possibly under the Replacements' name, but now that Westerberg has hurt his hand and can't play guitar for a year, who knows ...

Saturday, January 20, 2007  

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