The Replacements
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Sep 18, 2026
Jimi Hendrix Dies, WKRP In Cincinnati premieres: Music History Today Podcast September 18
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18:21speaker_0HOST
This began their Unmasked Era hit number 24 on the Billboard Albums chart, and it also had the title track in All Hell's Breaking Loose.
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18:31speaker_0HOST
In 1985, The Replacements released Tim.
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18:34speaker_0HOST
This was the major label debut for Sire Records.
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18:38speaker_0HOST
It is regarded as being one of the most influential alternative rock albums of the 80s.
Episode 610 – Coot hunting? Cost-share for woodland owners, hawk talk, and Rock-and-Roll HOF snubs
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48:56Rob DriesleinHOST
There's several acts that weren't huge that I do think push the envelope a little bit.
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49:01Rob DriesleinHOST
And for that reason, need to be in the replacements right here in the Twin Cities.
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49:05Rob DriesleinHOST
I think a very influential band for a lot of other bands into the 90s, especially the, you know, the alternative era.
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49:14Rob DriesleinHOST
Fantastic song writing from Paul Westerberg and those guys.
Stephen Egerton from Descendents and ALL is back
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35:19Damian AbrahamHOST
Like, were you guys looking at this as being like, "This is the lifestyle now?" Like, 'cause I know when Bill's on, it seems like that was very much instilled from Black Flag, like we just do this to do this.
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35:31Damian AbrahamHOST
Or were you looking at, like, I mean, personally, like bands like The Replacements and Husker Du and bands that were beginning to kind of like, I guess R.E.M. would be the biggest, but, like, dip their toes into kind of like trying to find a-
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35:43Stephen EgertonGUEST
The greater-
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35:43Damian AbrahamHOST
Yeah, that more mainstream success
28 MINS LATER
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63:41Stephen EgertonGUEST
You know, you get to live your life how you want, but I don't find any attraction in that.
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63:45Stephen EgertonGUEST
Or, you know, I've told this story before.
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63:53Stephen EgertonGUEST
The, the, the, you know, The Replacements, I saw them twice with, with Bob Stinson.
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63:56Stephen EgertonGUEST
Right.
Ep 58: Jeremy Judy - You Gotta Hear Them Podcast
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56:22Jeremy JudyGUEST
I feel so bad because it sounds like I'm slagging them and I'm really not.
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56:28Jeremy JudyGUEST
On a musical level, very comparable to a band like The Replacements and kind of like...
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56:39Jeremy JudyGUEST
Middle of the road, meat and potatoes, rock and roll.
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56:43Jeremy JudyGUEST
You know, American rock and roll.
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56:45Jeremy JudyGUEST
Whether that's your thing or not, you know, that's what it is.
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56:49Jeremy JudyGUEST
And, you know, like I say, I'm very much in the minority of people that I know when I say, like, the replacements never done anything for me.
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57:00Jeremy JudyGUEST
I was never a big fan.
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57:03Jeremy JudyGUEST
I don't know if they had any traction over by you, but they're definitely one of the, like... well-loved, heralded bands of, you know, of everybody, at least in the indie and, like, punk scene, The Replacements are one of those bands that are just like, oh, yeah, you know, who doesn't like The Replacements? And, you know, me...
AI Might Kill Us. Here’s Why It Matters: w/ Jim VandeHei (#575)
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1:11Matt WelchHOST
We still haven't drank through all the booze that they've sent us.
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1:14Michael MoynihanHOST
There was a band in the 80s.
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1:16Michael MoynihanHOST
You're from Wisconsin.
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1:17Michael MoynihanHOST
So they're close by.
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1:30Michael MoynihanHOST
And he said, we never played a good show until they got signed to a major label.
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1:33Michael MoynihanHOST
And the label was like, can you play a sensible show? So they started playing.
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1:38Michael MoynihanHOST
And they were a good live band.
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1:39Michael MoynihanHOST
But before that, they were not a good
Letting Them Talk with Will Harris - Ep. 52 - Tommy Stinson (The Replacements / Bash & Pop / Guns 'n' Roses / Perfect)
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0:24Tommy StinsonGUEST
Prob- probably preferable that way for you
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0:25Will HarrisHOST
... during the tour they went on with The Replacements.
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0:27Tommy StinsonGUEST
Y- yeah.
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0:27Tommy StinsonGUEST
Are you, um, are you gonna be running video too with this or just the, just the audio?
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0:30Will HarrisHOST
Easy enough to argue that Tommy Stinson made the right decision.
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0:32Will HarrisHOST
Uh, I, I'll run both, but if, if you don't wanna be on video, that's fine.
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0:36Tommy StinsonGUEST
Of course, The Replacements haven't really been a growing concern since about the time I moved.
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0:36Tommy StinsonGUEST
I'm kind of puttering around and stuff.
Mike Francesca is OUT on Pre-Game Shenanigans | ESPN's Mike Reiss Joins Toucher & Hardy | Is Getting a Trainer Pointless? - 9/14 (Hour 2)
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22:54Mike ReissGUEST
No.
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22:56Fred ToucherHOST
Wait, you don't know any music from there, or you've never heard of the replacements?
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23:02Mike ReissGUEST
I think both, Hardy, but if I heard a song, maybe I would know the second part.
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23:07HardyHOST
Okay.
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24:31HardyHOST
sure.
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24:31HardyHOST
I liked it.
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24:32HardyHOST
What album by The Replacements should Mike listen to if he was to...
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24:36HardyHOST
Because this is not like the thing with... with Perry about Fugazi or Minor Threat.
Tony Fletcher — Pow!: When UK Punk Went Pop, 1980-84 - with Seth Lorinczi
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58:02Tony FletcherGUEST
So there were people like the, you know, I was around bands like the Liars and O Positive and Miracle Legion in New England and the Canals.
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58:12Tony FletcherGUEST
i was i was kind of aware of all of that then those bands schooled me in the replacements who somehow didn't get a proper look in in the uk and i mean yeah i would buy every argument we can continue this one afterwards uh in many ways the replacements are the in many regards the better band at a certain moment in time and i can understand why um so that i got a lot of education coming to the states and then it's like What do you mean you don't know the replacements beyond being a name? They're the better band.
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58:42Tony FletcherGUEST
It's like, right, school me.
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58:43Tony FletcherGUEST
So I'm always up for that.
Bastards of Young by The Replacements: Songs Describing American Life | Cultish Creative Music Club
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0:41Matt ZeiglerHOST
I have to think I'm pushing at least your boundary somewhere, maybe a few people at home.
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0:46Matt ZeiglerHOST
The song I am presenting to you for potential inclusion on the Cultist Creative Playlist is Bastards of Young by The Replacements.
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0:55Matt ZeiglerHOST
I think this is the quintessential young adult in America song because it sets up the phase post-childhood but pre-midlife crisis like no other song.
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1:10Matt ZeiglerHOST
And I do think there's an American aspect of this.
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1:13Matt ZeiglerHOST
So have you ever heard this song before? Do you know The Replacements? I have
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1:17Joseph MooreGUEST
heard of The Replacements.
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1:19Joseph MooreGUEST
I am going to confess.
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1:21Joseph MooreGUEST
That I am of the generation that birthed and rode the punk wave.
Episode 657 - One Hop This Time
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4:28CraigHOST
Oh
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4:29RyanHOST
... and The Replacements and a bunch of cool bands, but yeah.
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4:31RyanHOST
I already had those.
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4:33CraigHOST
Almost guaranteed Blue Album was one.
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