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re: The Replacements

Posted by midnight1961 on 2/13/26 at 9:19 am to
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Let It Be/Tim/Pleased To Meet Me. May be my favorite 3 album run of any band. I could easily throw in Don't Tell a Soul. That's up there with Murmur through LRP.



Pleased to Meet Me is a great album. Not a bad cut on it.
The Ledge, Skyway and I Don't Know are my favorites off that album.

re: The Replacements

Posted by midnight1961 on 2/13/26 at 8:53 am to
Found this on one of my music hard drives. It's a 4 disc set of alternate takes and studio sessions. Some really great stuff on it. In addition to songs that made it onto their albums, it has a several songs I have never heard them do...Jungle Rock, Temptation Eyes, If Only You Was Lonely.

The Replacements

Posted by midnight1961 on 2/12/26 at 10:46 pm
Any of y'all fans of The Replacements ? I listened to them a lot in the 80's, and really liked them. Just recently started getting into their music again. Their live shows are legendary.

This was one of my favorite album of theirs



What are your thoughts on this band ?


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Someone needs to run her pic through AI and take out all the shite. I bet there's an attractive woman under all that mental illness.


Quote "Three time Trump voter here. I’ve clenched my teeth for a long time now, but this video was the final straw.

I think it’s time to start thinking about impeachment."

I saw Van Halen in 1979 when they opened for Black Sabbath. Great musicians, but DLR was always the weakest link in that band. Take away his stage theatrics and he was not good, even then.

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Anything by Skynyrd (GOAT) is gold. T for Texas (live) - guitar madness begins around 4 minutes


I agree 100%. The live version of T For Texas off the album One More From the Road is absolutely incredible !

Best live album ever.

Fargo. Best tv series ever !
What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow ?
He's had issues with opiates in the past. He was taking meds for his back issues and also had pneumonia, which will screw up your respiratory function, and that combined with the respiratory effects of opiates caused his demise.

That's my totally uneducated guess.

He left behind a fantastic catalog of songs !
He was one of my favorite artists of all time. Great songwriter. He definitely had an issue with drugs, which having bad back problems probably nurtured the problem.

I saw him a few times live, and he always put on a good entertaining show. He was just a laid back hippy.

Glad I got to see him one last time this year. RIP Todd.



Technical Ecstasy is a very underrated album.

Dirty Women
All Moving Parts (Stand Still)
Backstreet Kids

All top notch Sabbath songs ! And fantastic album cover.

re: Black Sabbath Volume 4

Posted by midnight1961 on 11/12/25 at 1:09 pm to
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I'm gonna get roasted and I'm not trying to be contrarian or ironically "hip", but I really like "Never Say Die."


It's my least favorite Ozzy led Black Sabbath. That said, there are several really good songs on the album.

I never really cared for the singers after Ozzy left. They are talented no doubt, but to me Black Sabbath is Ozzy, Tony, Geezer & Bill.