Replacements, Hootenanny, LP 1983, Pop Punk Garage Alternative Indie Rock, NM

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(Visually Graded) Vinyl looks Mint/ Near Mint and sleeve looks NM. See pics and info for details.

The Replacements ?– Hootenanny

Label:
 Twin/Tone Records ?– TTR 8332
Format:
 Vinyl, LP, Album, 12", 33 RPM, Stereo
Country:
 US
Released:
 29 Apr 1983
Genre:
 Rock
Style:
 Pop Punk, Garage Rock, Indie Rock

Tracklist

A1     Hootenanny     1:51
A2     Run It     1:10
A3     Color Me Impressed     2:26
A4     Willpower     4:22
A5     Take Me Down To The Hospital     3:47
A6     Mr. Whirly     1:52

B1     Within Your Reach     4:25
B2     Buck Hill     2:07
B3     Lovelines     2:00
B4     You Lose     1:44
B5     Hayday     2:10
B6     Treatment Bound     3:12

Companies, etc.

    Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-10469
    Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-10470
    Published By – Nah Music
    Recorded At – Blackberry Way Studios
    Mastered At – Masterdisk

Credits

    Bass – B. Stinson* (tracks: A1), Tommy Stinson
    Drums – Chris Mars
    Engineer – Steve Fjelstad (tracks: A2, B1)
    Guitar – Bob Stinson
    Guitar [2nd] – T. Stinson* (tracks: A1)
    Instruments [All] – P. Westerberg* (tracks: B1)
    Lead Guitar – C. Mars* (tracks: A1)
    Mastered By – HW*
    Photography By [Other Photos By] – Carton (2)
    Photography By [Photo Of Bob] – Tim Schuck
    Producer – Paul Stark, Peter Jesperson, The Replacements
    Sleeve – Fake Name Graphx*
    Vocals, Drums – P. Westerberg* (tracks: A1)
    Vocals, Guitar – Paul Westerberg

Notes

Mostly recorded Oct. 82 - Jan. 83 at a warehouse in some godawful suburb north of Mpls.

Tracks A2 & B1 were recorded at Blackberry Way. Track B6 recorded in the basement.

Track A6 writing credit attributed to "Mostly Stolen" on the centre label.
Track B3 writing credit also attributed to "C.P. Readers" due to Paul reading from the City Pages Readers paper.

The Replacements
Profile:
American rock band. Their early music (Sorry Ma, Forgot To Take Out The Trash and Stink EP) was influenced by American hardcore (like their contemporaries Hüsker Dü) with later albums slowing down tempo. Bob Stinson left the band in 1986, and was later replaced by Slim Dunlap. The band broke up in 1991 due to internal tensions. In 2006, the surviving members (without the original drummer Chris Mars, and without Bob Stinson who died in 1995) gathered together and recorded some new tracks for a Replacements compilation. On 3 October 2012, it was announced that The Replacements were active again.

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