Big thanks to Connor Dinnison for sharing his article on Dead Man’s Pop on this site – enjoy! We Know The Night (feat. There’ll also be, inevitably, speculation of what’s next for the ‘Mats. They’d sold out, fans said. 12. Tom Waits) There are hints of greatness here and there...the bluster and snide contempt of "World Class Fad" is classic Westerberg, while "Black Eyed Susan" and "First Glimmer" are sad-eyed reflections that follow in All Shook Down's direction.

A behind-the-scenes peek at Dead Man’s Pop, a 4CD/1LP boxed set of expanded/remixed Don’t Tell a Soul era material by the Replacements, with co-producer Bob Mehr and mixing maestro Matt Wallace. I brought them back to Memphis where we had them transferred (fittingly enough) at Ardent Studios.

“He let Matt be his hands and ears on it, on the mix side.”, “Typical of Paul and the ‘Mats, you don’t want to speak too directly at someone or to a particular challenge,” says Wallace.

[10] Westerberg appeared on a fifth-season episode of The Larry Sanders Show (entitled "Larry's New Love") performing "Ain't Got Me" from Eventually. His younger sister, Mary Lucia, is a DJ at local radio station 89.3 The Current. We Know The Night (Alternate Outtake) Senator David Durenberger,[4] and one day while walking home from work, he heard a band practicing Yes's "Roundabout" in a basement. It’s as if he’s given the master tapes an acid bath, dissolving thirty years of dust and grime to finally shine a light on the hidden heart of the record the Replacements intended to release in 1989, but, because of industry intervention and the pop politics of “hit-making,” could not. The man, the myth, Brian Kehew — who mixed “Live at Maxwell’s 1986” for us — was brought back onto the team to help mix the bulk of the material that appears on the disc of rarities, “We Know The Night: Rare & Unreleased.” Brian also did a masterful job mixing “The Complete Inconcerated Live” show – and actually did some heroic salvage work on several tracks that had technical issues. Stereo and Mono were recorded in Westerberg's basement studio.

Westerberg contributed a cover of The Beatles' "Nowhere Man" for the 2002 soundtrack to the 2001 film I Am Sam. I Won’t (Matt Wallace Mix) 8. 17. Call it Don’t Tell a Soul Redux, if you will. Here too, he wagered, was the successor to For Sale: Live at Maxwell’s 1986 and a golden opportunity to revisit “one of the few wrongs in the band’s career that they wanted to right,” something Westerberg, says Mehr, had “lamented” over the years.

14 Songs is not so much a bad album as an underwhelming one from the best singer/songwriter to emerge from the post-punk underground. She realized, based on the songs and dates, that these were Replacements tapes from the “Don’t Tell A Soul” era. “[Westerberg] knew what we intended to do with this, and what it was,” says Mehr.

After many fits and starts and lot of legwork, we finally got the okay to push ahead with the box set this year from the band and from the good folks at Rhino Records. Worth a listen if you are missing some middle of the road rock. In recent years, he has produced and recorded independent music from his basement home studio. In the end, “Don’t Tell A Soul” would become The Replacements’ best-selling album, and also their most divisive.

[25] They have a son, Johnny (born 1998), whose voice is likely on 49:00[26] and "Whatever Makes You Happy" from Westerberg's solo album Suicaine Gratifaction. But he’s always had great foresight — “Slim’s a smart son of a country lawyer” as Paul Westerberg once told me. But songwriter and guitarist Westerberg was newly wedded and nearing thirty, and there were indications that for the Replacements–a decade in the making–the wheels were about to come flying off. I Will Dare (Live at University Of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, WI, 6/2/1989) In its new incarnation it begs for a long overdue critical reevaluation, especially from fans still harboring a lingering sense of betrayal. The band broke up in 1991.

Floating on a bed of divine distortion and stately piano fills, an aching new vocal take, searing barroom guitar solo and subtle percussion (played by Wallace himself thanks, again, to a lost B-reel that, he says, also contained guitar and vocal overdubs, a Mellotron track and the original drum take) have turned the tune into something indescribably enchanting. they’d once played second fiddle to as the opening band.

But with thirty years of D.O.A. Wake Up (Alternate Mix) [Bearsville Version] As rock critic Robert Christgau, former editor of The Village Voice, said of Don’t Tell a Soul, “At its best […] it sounds like old times.”. And in keeping with the narrative established by Dead Man’s Pop and For Sale: Live at Maxwell’s 1986 Mehr is confident there’ll be “ways to curate the catalog and dig into the archives that [are] creative and worthwhile and tell a story.”, But, he adds, “For now, hopefully everybody will just go and get a copy of [Dead Man’s Pop].” Psssst! “About 70-75% of the drum ambience on Redux is Chris’ drums, in the room, with overhead microphones as well as room microphones,” says Wallace. “Their legacy,” he argues, “is too important to be neglected.”, But, Mehr adds with a knowing laugh, “[The Replacements] are not the most active stewards of their own catalog.

Weirdly, the guy who shot the Keith cover, Dewey Nicks, also shot the Replacements around this time, and we are using his photos as promo pics for the box.”. It started–as great adventures do–with a phone call, and Bob “Slim” Dunlap, for whom Don’t Tell a Soul was his debut as an official Replacement (of lead guitarist Bob Stinson), is to blame (or thank). Adult-ish. “It’s almost embarrassing not to have had [a “smash hit”] by now,” Westerberg admitted to Ralph Heibutzki in a 1993 story for Goldmine. 10. 4. “No re-amping, no outboard gear, just using the simplest and most basic plug-ins possible, such as Bomb Factory, McDsp, etc. 11. 6.

2. From the Star-Tribune: New box set from Minneapolis’ Replacements to include live record, Tom Waits cuts. In 1996, he released his second solo album, titled Eventually, which was tepidly received by critics and had modest sales. Darlin’ One (Live at University Of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, WI, 6/2/1989) It sounds and feels now like the emotional anchor of the album, an unsung showpiece of Westerberg’s sui generis chops as a songsmith. Every pained and raucous inflection is stripped naked. 13. Paul Westerberg's first official solo album, 14 Songs, is a curious disappointment. Rock ‘n’ Roll Ghost (Matt Wallace Mix), Disc: 2 “[Paul] and I discussed the idea of mixing the album so you couldn’t tell if it was mixed in 1970, 1990 or 2010.” To his credit, Don’t Tell a Soul is no longer orphaned in late-‘80s purgatory. [12], On July 21, 2008, Westerberg released an album with 49 minutes' worth of music for 49 cents. Alex Chilton (Live at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, WI, 6/2/1989)

Just because a store is listed here does NOT mean it will have the goodie or record you’re looking for. 3. The singer quit, and Westerberg joined the group. Flashback Tuesday: Paul @ Scala, London | Oct. 19, 2004, Paradiso, Amsterdam, Netherlands | May 30, 2015, Primavera Sound, Barcelona, Spain | May 28, 2015, Billboard Asks "Are The Replacements Done? Note this disclaimer posted on the RSD website: DISCLAIMER: There are a lot of independent stores that participate in Record Store Day.

This is an interesting album bought on the strength of its connection to the Gin Blossoms.

1. The Wallace (“indie guy”) to Lord-Alge (“pro guy”) hand-off, lambasted by many a rock purist, was a leap of faith for a band with little to lose. “I’ll Be You,” in its Lord-Alge costume, still soundtracks many a stroll through grocery store aisles. It was pretty clear that there’s a whole different album here,” says Mehr. Westerberg co-wrote the song "Backlash" with Joan Jett for her 1991 album Notorious and played guitar with her on a video of the song.

2. I wanted to pretend that my Pro Tools was more like an analog console with normal analog limitations.” Turns out the project was a veritable snake pit of limitations.

“Coincidentally,” he adds with a hint of irony, “[it’s exactly] what Nirvana did a few years later with Nevermind.”, But the diehards were adamant. Color Me Impressed (Live at University Of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, WI, 6/2/1989)

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In a 1989 video interview with Kurt Loder for MTV, Paul Westerberg of the Replacements, a mischievous twinkle in his eye, says, “We’ve matured,” and draws a Pinocchio nose out from his grin-smeared mug.

I was lucky enough to have produced the project (along with the estimable and ever diligent Jason Jones of Rhino) and wrote the liner notes. Portland (Alternate Mix) [Bearsville Version]

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