Every Album Ever | Episode 29: Hüsker Dü

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This week we discuss Hüsker Dü from Minneapolis, MN. Yet another band who influenced countless other, more successful bands. Hüsker Dü’s evolution is profound-they started as lightning-speed hardcore punk, ventured into noisy psychedelia, then finally settled on poppy indie rock. They’re good, go listen.
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Mike’s Picks:
Zen Arcade (1984) - Best Album, Personal Favorite
Warehouse: Songs and Stories (1987) - Worst Album
Alex’s Picks:
Zen Arcade (1984) - Best Album
Candle Apple Grey (1986) - Personal Favorite
Warehouse: Songs and Stories (1987) - Worst Album
Albums we discussed this episode…
Land Speed Record (1982)
Everything Falls Apart (1983)
Metal Circus EP (1983)
Zen Arcade (1984)
New Day Rising (1985)
Flip Your Wig (1985)
Candy Apple Grey (1986)
Warehouse: Songs and Stories (1987)
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21 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 51

@barrywhitesavedmylife7957 3 года назад

Husker Du are one of the most important bands from the 80's who virtually created Alternative Rock. I love all their records. And you're both dead wrong about Warehouse, Songs and Stories. It was a great record to go out on.

@anfrankogezamartincic1161 3 года назад

NEW DAY RISING is a masterpiece of (post) hardcore,so melodic,emotional and fucking abrasive,noise over melodies

@Ballonpoire39 3 года назад

My favourite album of all music I’ve heard so far for 16 years of life

@anfrankogezamartincic1161 3 года назад

@@Ballonpoire39 you choose a great starting point. I adore NEW DAY RISING. Even "How to skin a cat"

@Ballonpoire39 3 года назад

@@anfrankogezamartincic1161 EVERY single bit of that album is genius. As is all of Husker's material and NovaMob's and Sugar's and Grant and Bob's solo material. Amazing musicians. RIP Grant

@anfrankogezamartincic1161 3 года назад

@@Ballonpoire39 i saw Grant live in Zagreb/Croatia,it was '89 (not sure), support band was RUN WESTY RUN. Man,i miss those days

@Ballonpoire39 3 года назад

@@anfrankogezamartincic1161 wow that must’ve been great!! That was 15 years before I was born haha. Timeless music they made

@snakilyjones381 4 года назад

Great video!

@cretchboc 3 года назад

I was shocked to see this video and all the others have so little views. Your podcast is so unbelievably good. Such a good concept and your guys chemistry is bonkers. I’m sure the videos will get the viewership they deserve. I’m mostly listening on Spotify. Love your guys take on music. You guys should do the BEATLES. That’d be hefty. Or Nickleback for an honest take on one of rocks most hated bands.

@EveryAlbumEver 3 года назад

That's very kind, thank you very much. We're not doing the Beatles until we hit a certain amount of Patreon subscribers (hint: it's going to take a WHILE). Nickelback would be hilarious. I'm considering it for that fact alone.

@essentialstillexcluded1644 2 года назад

@@EveryAlbumEver That’s because 99.9% of people who are searching for a band they like and happen upon the worst music podcast out there can’t even make through an entire episode of their inane uninformed commentary.

@polkatronixx Год назад

Reflex Records was Husker Du and their manager. New Alliance was Mike Watt and D Boon's label.

@MSJ_raptor 8 месяцев назад

Zen Arcade really is a top 3 punk record of all time.

@slaydesaid8741 Год назад

Warehouse is their best collection of songs. "Flexible Flyer" is the best song on Flip Your Wig. It's fair to say I don't agree with the boys here. :-) But a great episode nonetheless.

@blakejohnson4713 2 года назад

Land Speed Record was my 1st album of theirs; I had it on vinyl and was SO confused the first time I listened to it on my crappy speakers back in the day. But as the years have gone by, I've become a drummer myself, played shows and written music with others, and now... Land Speed Record is incredible to me. Knowing the story of their goal with that album (attempting a Guinness world record for number of songs under 28 minutes) and having played the same stage it was recorded on (7th Street Entry in Minneapolis), I've teared up to it. Just the fuckin balls on those dudes. I still like Zen Arcade and New Day more but LSR is full on museum level art.

@Ballonpoire39 2 года назад

Grant’s drumming is just so hypotonic on specifically on LSR. It’s inexplicable the way that albums makes you feel. I agree it is museum level art. Best band of all time, in my humble opinion. NDR is my favourite

@MrMookRecords 7 месяцев назад

Hilarious that crap like Baby Song and Skin a Cat get chatted about, yet stone cold genius like Celebrated Summer and Powerline (Books About UFOs too) get overlooked. Also: a music reviewer that aint never heard of Big Thief.. wtf !?!

@rocketsauce420 3 года назад

I’m not too much of a husker du fan, but i’m a land speed record fan. I have listened to it so many times

@russthompson8050 3 года назад

The sledding in 'Flexible Flyer' is a metaphor for innocence in the face of someone dying young (that's what I perceive it to be anyway). I love 'Flip Your Wig' and agree with Bob Mould that it was their best album.

@burningbothbinaries9889 10 месяцев назад

the best song is "new day rising" though. fucking amazing song

@risboturbide9396 4 месяца назад

Thank you, folks! 🍻🍻

@anfrankogezamartincic1161 3 года назад

Hüsker Dü deserve more coments

@Ballonpoire39 3 года назад

Yeah. My most favourite band ever

@anfrankogezamartincic1161 3 года назад

@@Ballonpoire39 yeah,i became a fan when i first heard 8 MILES HIGH,then i purchased NEW DAY RISING and i was captivated. The love goes on til today

@martinevensen406 Год назад

Husker du kicks ass

@JerryLeo-li6lq 7 месяцев назад

I remember having land speed record on alternative tentacles...Zen Arcade one of the greatest albums of all time.

@burningbothbinaries9889 10 месяцев назад

the 2 fold combo of "too far down" into "hardly getting over it" IS the best 1, 2 of an album sequence, and they are the most least likely "Husker Du" songs ever. With the exception of "Crystal" which just doesn't fit, this album is THE best. Then you get Bob solo, and then Sugar and it all makes sense. I love Grant, I own Nova Mob, I think "2341" is a great song, but Bob changes (lol) on this album, and it is amazing!