The Replacements
Tommy Stinson shares "On the Rocks" from first Bash & Pop album since 1992
Bash & Pop’s new LP, ‘Anything Could Happen,’ will be out in January.
members of Blondie, MC5, Replacements, Heartbreakers playing L.A.M.F at Stephen Saban benefit
The show will also have appearances by Bush Tetras, Lenny Kaye, and Mudd Clubb regular Marilyn.
La Sera and Springtime Carnivore ready collaborative punk covers LP (listen), touring together
Their covers album puts a folky, moody spin on classics by The Replacements, Buzzcocks, Bad Brains, The Stooges and more. Springtime Carnivore also has her own album on the way.
Beach Slang covered The Replacements' 'Pleased to Meet Me' at Knit, brought out Craig Finn (pics, video)
Yesterday, Beach Slang announced a new album, the day after coming to NYC to cover The Replacements’ Pleased to Meet Me in full at Knitting Factory…
Beach Slang covering The Replacements' 'Pleased to Meet Me' in full in NYC
Beach Slang, who are not broken up, have no secrets about their love for The Replacements, who they cover at most of their shows. They’re now taking those covers a step further, by playing The Replacements’ entire 1987 album Pleased to Meet Me in full…
read Paul Westerberg's tribute to Prince
“I was next to another musician, a couple other guys that were up-and-comers and that thought they were hot shit, and we were watching Prince. The guy turned to me and said, ‘I’m fucking embarrassed to be alive.’ And that’s how I felt. He was so good. It was like, ‘What are we doing? This guy is, like, on a different planet than we are.'”
Rolling Stone lists the 40 greatest punk albums of all time
Last month, Rolling Stone ranked the 40 best emo albums of all time, and today they’re back with the 40 best punk albums of all time. Now, this is the same magazine that told you John Cougar Mellencamp, Sting and Jackson Browne all had some of the 100 best albums of the 1980s and Black Flag and Minor Threat did not, so it’d be understandable if you don’t care what they think the best punk albums of all time are, but this list is actually rock solid…
Paul Westerberg & Juliana Hatfield's band The I Don't Cares release debut album 'Wild Stab' (listen to it)
Last year, Replacements frontman Paul Westerberg and Juliana Hatfield said they’d be releasing a collaborative album as The I Don’t Cares call…
Paul Westerberg & Juliana Hatfield releasing an album as the I Don't Cares (two singles out now)
The Replacements reunion may be done, but frontman Paul Westerberg is staying busy. He’s got a new collaborative project with Juliana Hatfield (whose band the Juliana Hatfield Three also recently reunited) called the I …
The Replacements reunion is done? ++++++ Tommy Stinson playing NYC
The Replacements had been on another leg of their reunion tour, but it looks like it may have come to an end over the weekend. Pitchfork points out that at their Primavera Porta set, Paul Westerberg said it would be the last time they played together, and smashed his guitar at the show…
