September 14, 1981
101 underground, Minneapolis, MN
with Jimmy Nervous
01. Intro
02. Bob and Chris Interview
03. Paul and Tommy Interview
May 1983
KFAI, Minneapolis, MN, Lowdown with David Lowe
01. Intro
02. Job Country (God Damn Job) 1983-05-08
03. Interview Segment 1
04. Don’t Get Married
05. Interview Segment 2
06. Shoot Me Kill Me (Sex With A Goat)
06. Interview Segment 3
07. KFAI Promo - Jam
07. Interview Segment 4
As long as people don't beat ya up,
It's all right...
Recording: Broadcast
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Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Thursday, March 13, 2014
July 1980, March-June 1981, Blackberry Way Studios, Minneapolis, MN
01. Careless 02. Otto (1)
03. Shiftless When Idle
04. More Cigarettes (1)
05. I Hate Music
06. Shut Up
07. I’m In Trouble (intro.)
08. I’m In Trouble (1)
09. Customer (1)
10. Otto (2)
11. Shut Up (1)
12. Shut Up (2)
13. Johnny’s Gonna Die (1)
14. Johnny’s Gonna Die (2)
15. Careless (1)
16. Rattlesnake Blues (1)
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18. I Hate Music (flubbed intro.)
19. I Hate Music
20. Kick Your Door Down
21. Don’t Ask Why
22. Something To Du (1)
23. More Cigarettes (2)
24. More Cigarettes (3)
25. Hangin Downtown
26. Takin A Ride (1)
27. Johnny’s Gonna Die (2)
28. Careless (2)
29. I’m In Trouble (2)
30. Customer (2)
31. Raised In The City
32. Rattlesnake Blues (2)
33. unknown outro.
34. Something To Du (2)
35. Takin A Ride (flubbed intro.)
36. Takin A Ride (2)
37. - tapes rollin
38. Love You ‘Til Friday
39. Like You
I never pay attention, watch my step,
Never pay my bills, way in debt...
Notes: "Sory Ma..." released June 25, 1981
Recording: Studio
Bootleg: Sorry Ma, Forgot to Throw The Tapes Off The Bridge
Monday, January 27, 2014
1981-1983, Sessions: Home demos, Minneapolis, MN
01. It’s Hard To Wave In Handcuffs
02. Piano Noises
03. Bad Worker #1
04. Bad Worker #2
05. You’re Getting Married (Don’t Get Married)
06. Hold Me In Suspension
07. Gimme Torture
08. A Little Bit Drunk #1
09. A Little Bit Drunk #2
10. tuning
11. A Little Bit Drunk #3
12. All That We’ve Been Through
13. Still Be Waiting #1
14. Still Be Waiting #2
15. I Wish You Were Lonely #1
16. Still Be Waiting #3
17. If Only You Were Lonely #2
18. Fuck School
19. Gas Station Attendant
20. Behind My Back
21. Mama Said
22. Instrumental
23. Never Fit In
24. Cool My Jets
25. Answering Machine #1
26. Answering Machine #2
27. Take Me Down To The Hospital
28. If Only You Were Lonely #3
29. I’m In Trouble
30. Treatment Bound
31. I’m Drunk (Outta My Way)
32. Shut Up
33. Lawdy Miss Clawdy (Lloyd Price/Elvis Presley)
Bruce Springsteen...
Getting his hair curled...
Notes: Westerberg solo home demos. Interesting series of takes where you can hear the evolution of ‘If Only You Were Lonely.’
Recording: 4-track Studio
Bootleg: Unintentionally
02. Piano Noises
03. Bad Worker #1
04. Bad Worker #2
05. You’re Getting Married (Don’t Get Married)
06. Hold Me In Suspension
07. Gimme Torture
08. A Little Bit Drunk #1
09. A Little Bit Drunk #2
10. tuning
11. A Little Bit Drunk #3
12. All That We’ve Been Through
13. Still Be Waiting #1
14. Still Be Waiting #2
15. I Wish You Were Lonely #1
16. Still Be Waiting #3
17. If Only You Were Lonely #2
18. Fuck School
19. Gas Station Attendant
20. Behind My Back
21. Mama Said
22. Instrumental
23. Never Fit In
24. Cool My Jets
25. Answering Machine #1
26. Answering Machine #2
27. Take Me Down To The Hospital
28. If Only You Were Lonely #3
29. I’m In Trouble
30. Treatment Bound
31. I’m Drunk (Outta My Way)
32. Shut Up
33. Lawdy Miss Clawdy (Lloyd Price/Elvis Presley)
Bruce Springsteen...
Getting his hair curled...
Notes: Westerberg solo home demos. Interesting series of takes where you can hear the evolution of ‘If Only You Were Lonely.’
Recording: 4-track Studio
Bootleg: Unintentionally
Thursday, October 31, 2013
January 30, 1981, Zoogie’s, Minneapolis, MN
01. Interview Segment 1
02. Interview Segment 2
03. Interview Segment 3
04. Interview Segment 4
05. Interview Segment 5
What inspires you at the moment?
Not too much...
Notes: “On the night of January 30, 1981, Michael Bourdaghs was a 19-year-old sophomore at Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota. He spent most of his free time working at the college radio station, WMCN, and was a few weeks away from dropping out (he returned a couple years later, got his degree, and is now a professor of Japanese literature at the University Of Chicago). Bourdaghs’ buddy Frank Roetzel introduced Michael to The Replacements, and that night the two interviewed the band and recently installed manager Peter Jesperson in the dressing room of Zoogie’s (formerly Jay’s Longhorn) after their opening set for The Suburbs.
Bourdaghs recently found the tape of that interview. Through the hiss and years, it’s all there, and here: The humor, camaraderie, irreverence, youthful abandon (Tommy Stinson is 15), and simmering ambition that would carry the band for ten more years and beyond. The interview begins with Bourdaghs asking the band members to state their name and the instrument they play.” - Jim Walsh
A short, live recording has circulated from this date, but has been attributed to the 7th Street Entry. Odds are, it’s been mislabeled and is actually from Zoogie’s as the set conatins many songs mentioned in the interview.
Possibly the bands first interview.
* A transcript of the interview is included in the download. Transcript and recording courtesy Jim Walsh.
02. Interview Segment 2
03. Interview Segment 3
04. Interview Segment 4
05. Interview Segment 5
What inspires you at the moment?
Not too much...
Notes: “On the night of January 30, 1981, Michael Bourdaghs was a 19-year-old sophomore at Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota. He spent most of his free time working at the college radio station, WMCN, and was a few weeks away from dropping out (he returned a couple years later, got his degree, and is now a professor of Japanese literature at the University Of Chicago). Bourdaghs’ buddy Frank Roetzel introduced Michael to The Replacements, and that night the two interviewed the band and recently installed manager Peter Jesperson in the dressing room of Zoogie’s (formerly Jay’s Longhorn) after their opening set for The Suburbs.
Bourdaghs recently found the tape of that interview. Through the hiss and years, it’s all there, and here: The humor, camaraderie, irreverence, youthful abandon (Tommy Stinson is 15), and simmering ambition that would carry the band for ten more years and beyond. The interview begins with Bourdaghs asking the band members to state their name and the instrument they play.” - Jim Walsh
A short, live recording has circulated from this date, but has been attributed to the 7th Street Entry. Odds are, it’s been mislabeled and is actually from Zoogie’s as the set conatins many songs mentioned in the interview.
Possibly the bands first interview.
* A transcript of the interview is included in the download. Transcript and recording courtesy Jim Walsh.
Thursday, September 12, 2013
September 5, 1981, 7th Street Entry, Minneapolis, MN
Set one:01. Takin’ A Ride
02. Staples In Her Stomach
03. Careless
04. God Damn Job
05. Junior Got A Gun
06. Something To Du
07. Kids Don’t Follow
08. D.E.A.D.
09. Love You Til Friday
10. Raised In The City
11. Shut Up
12. Johnny’s Got A Gun
Set two:
13. Kick Your Door Down
14. Dope Smokin’ Moron
15. Skip It
16. Maybelline
17. I Hate Music
18. Stuck In The Middle
19. Otto
20. I’m In Trouble
21. Don’t Ask Why
22. Customer
23. Rattlesnake
24. Slow Down
25. Hey Good Lookin’
Delivering noise,
Real tough boys...
Notes: Billed as “Twin/Tone Records the 7th Street Entry Live.” This is the date for one of the earliest know live Replacements video recordings. During the first week of September, 1981, Twin/Tone rented video and sound gear to record fifteen bands live over a five night period. The band played two sets and were the middle band; Neglectors opening with Husker Du closing.
Recording: Soundboard/Video
Bootlegs: The Early Mats / Incident on 7th Street / Senor Video
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