HUSKER DU Everything Falls Apart LP REFLEX insert+orig
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Mar 30, 2010 Sold Date
Mar 20, 2010 Start Date
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HUSKER DU

"EVERYTHING FALLS APART"

LINE UP: Greg Norton, Bob Mould, Grant Hart

tracklisting

FROM THE GUT

BLAH, BLAH, BLAH

PUNCH DRUNK

BRICKLAYER

AFRAID OF BEING WRONG

SUNSHINE SUPERMAN (by Donovan)

SIGNALS FROM ABOVE

EVERYTHING FALLS APART

WHEELS

TARGET

OBNOXIOUS

GRAVITY

 1982 LP REFLEX RECORDS Reflex-D(Blue & Black)
Matrix: S9971/9972
Run Off Groove: Barefoot & Pregnant / Kitten

PRINTED IN USA   ORIGINAL COPY   WITH INSERT

grading
Record EX /
Sleeve VG+ (normal wear)

Hüsker Dü and R.E.M. were the two American post-punk bands of the '80s
that changed the direction of rock & roll. R.E.M. became a superstar band;
Hüsker Dü never was more than a cult favorite. Nevertheless, their albums
between 1981 and 1987 have proven remarkably influential; they provided
the sonic blueprint for the roaring punk-pop hybrid that crossed over into
the mainstream in the early '90s. Not only did they shape the sound of the music,
they shaped the way independent bands made the transition to the major labels;
 they showed other bands that it was possible to record uncompromising music on
a major label without losing any integrity or creative control.
From the Replacements to Nirvana, the Pixies to Superchunk, nearly every
 major and minor band that appeared in the alternative underground in the
late '80s and '90s owed a major debt to Hüsker Dü, whether
 they were aware of it or not...(AllMusic)

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