DOCSLIB.ORG

The Twin Cities Replay Zen Arcade Mp3, Flac, Wma

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
The Twin Cities Replay Zen Arcade Mp3, Flac, Wma Various Dü Hüskers: The Twin Cities Replay Zen Arcade mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Dü Hüskers: The Twin Cities Replay Zen Arcade Country: US Released: 1993 Style: Hardcore, Noise, Avantgarde MP3 version RAR size: 1768 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1528 mb WMA version RAR size: 1957 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 232 Other Formats: MP1 AIFF VQF MIDI VOX MP2 TTA Tracklist 1 –Hammerhead Something I Learned Today 2:40 2 –The Mighty Mofos Broken Home, Broken Heart 2:20 3 –Prest Asbestus Never Talking To You Again 3:06 4 –Muskellunge Chartered Trips 2:48 5 –Lies Incorporated / TVBC* Dreams Reocurring 1:45 6 –Superball '63 Indecision Time 2:07 7 –Dogfight Hare Krsna 3:29 8 –God's Favorite Band Beyond The Threshold 2:03 9 –The Pseudonymphs Pride 1:40 10 –Salbando I'll Never Forget You 2:50 11 –Dylan Hicks + 3 Pesos The Biggest Lie 3:02 12 –Janitor Joe What's Going On? 4:54 13 –Vertigo Masochism World 2:46 14 –Zuzu's Petals Standing By The Sea 3:53 15 –Walt Mink Somewhere 2:15 16 –Flour One Step At A Time 1:53 17 –The Blue Up? Pink Turns To Blue 1:56 18 –Balloon Guy Newest Industry 4:29 19 –Willie Wisely Trio Monday Will Never Be The Same 1:09 20 –Arcwelder Whatever 3:22 21 –Teenage Larvae The Tooth Fairy And The Princess 3:59 22 –Big Trouble House Turn On The News 4:59 23 –TVBC* Reocurring Dreams 9:13 24 –The Hang-Ups Eight Miles High 4:07 Notes Husker Du's "Zen Arcade" album covered in its entirety by Minneapolis bands. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 7 4381-40702-2 6 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Dü Hüskers - The Twin Cities Synapse SYN 002 Various SYN 002 US 1993 Replay Zen Arcade (2xLP, Comp) Recordings Dü Hüskers - The Twin Cities Synapse SYN 002 Various SYN 002 US 1993 Replay Zen Arcade (Cass, Comp) Recordings Related Music albums to Dü Hüskers: The Twin Cities Replay Zen Arcade by Various .nigrivirgine. - broken dreams Zuzu's Petals - Past Lives Stone Broken - All In Time Unknown Artist - The Beautiful Hare Krsna People The Hot Pink! Twins / The Hot Pink! Band - The Twin Song / The Best Feeling In The World Blue Mink - The Best Of Blue Mink Broken Edge - Time For A Change Broken Oath / Eviscerate AD - What Lies Ahead (Split).
Load more

Recommended publications
  • The Writers, the Artists, the Advertisers, the Fr
    Happy New Year! Thank you everyone who makes the Hatchet happen every month— the writers, the artists, the advertisers, the friends at other publications and websites who have cheered us on (and given us good press), the bloggers who have sent web traffic our way, the bands and labels who have granted us interviews and sent us records to review, the venues and galleries that have kept us in the loop, the folks at Barefoot Press for their encouragement and Job-like patience, and especially YOU, dear reader, for checking us out every month, showing us to your friends, and just being a part of that weird, wild, unpredictable, formerly unreachable demographic of which we too are proud to be a part. 2006 We have a lot planned for the coming year. Keep an eye out for a new slicker, more interactive website, broader distribution, new columns and another Hatchetfest in the fall. We will be taking submissions for our first ever Hatchet Music Sampler CD to be released this year, a few more things we’re scared to utter lest we jinx them, and of course more of the irreverent, ridiculous, odd, yet informative Hatchet content you love. contents: January, 2006 4. Consumer Hero Reaching for the stars and still winding up The Raleigh Hatchet on my knees by Tim Anderson 701 Glascock St. 6. Food Love Raleigh, NC 27604 ¿Habla Alimento? By Charles Mangin Editor 8 . Gallery list D.A. Nation 9. Month of Art [email protected] 10. Bars, Bars, Bars. Head of Production Who needs a drink? Your guide to the best Bart Tomlin and worst bars in the Triangle [email protected] 13.
    [Show full text]
  • Program Provides an Alternative for Off-Campus Housing
    Curriculum - page 4 Overhaul resolution tabled after discussion in Student Senate By MIKE MILLEN class president, both spoke against Senior Staff Reporter the exclusion of class presidents from the proposed senate. Christy After a heated debate, the Student argued there were instances when it Senate last night tabled a resolution is was im portant classes be calling for a general overhaul of stu­ represented, citing last year’s pro­ dent government. posal to raise the student activities Presented by the Committee for fee. Restructuring Student Government, Wurth disagreed. He said the ac­ and authored by Executive Coordin­ tivitie s fee was no more a class issue ator Doug Wurth, the plan calls for a than any other. Senator Tom Abood new senate to be composed of 24 also thought class officers had no hall senators, devoid o f class officers place on the senate. “I don’t think and hall presidents. It also contains class presidents need a vote,” he provisions to make the Judicial said. Council and Campus Life Council Senators were generally divided There are only two on the map purely advisory bodies. on the issue of reducing the Campus Life Council to an advisory body. Lee Broussard, w ho was unani­ Wurth said, “We don’t see the logic St. M a ry ’s a n d St. Joseph’s are the tw o lakes on the parking lots was one o f many caused by yesterday’s mously approved by the senate as of student referendums being voted map of Notre Dame, but this one seen in the rainstorms.
    [Show full text]
  • Songs by Artist
    Songs by Artist Title Title Title (Aerosmith) 02)Nwa 10 Years I Dont Wanna Miss A Thing Real Niggas Don't Die Through The Iris (Busta Rhymes Feat Mariah 03 Waking Up Carey) If You Want Me To Stay Wasteland I Know What You Want (Remix) 100% Funk (Ricky Martin) 04 Play That Funky Music White Living La Vida Loca Behind The Sun (Ben Boy (Rose) Love Songs Grosse Mix) 101bpm Ciara F. Petey Eric Clapton - You Look 04 Johnny Cash Pablo Wonderful Tonight In The Jailhouse Goodies Lethal Weapon (Soplame.Com ) 05 11 The Platters - Only You Castles Made Of Sand (Live) Police Helicopter (Demo) (Vitamin C) 05 Johnny Cash 11 Johnny Cash Graduation (Friends Forever) Ring Of Fire Sunday Morning C .38 Special 06 112 Featuring Foxy Brown Caught Up In You Special Secret Song Inside U Already Know [Huey Lewis & The News] 06 Johnny Cash 112 Ft. Beanie Sigel I Want A New Drug (12 Inch) Understand Your Dance With Me (Remix) [Pink Floyd] 07 12 Comfortably Numb F.U. (Live) Nevermind (Demo) +44 07 Johnny Cash 12 Johnny Cash Baby Come On The Ballad Of Ir Flesh And Blood 01 08 12 Stones Higher Ground (12 Inch Mix) Get Up And Jump (Demo) Broken-Ksi Salt Shaker Feat. Lil Jon & Godsmack - Going Down Crash-Ksi Th 08 Johnny Cash Far Away-Ksi 01 Johnny Cash Folsom Prison Bl Lie To Me I Still Miss Som 09 Photograph-Ksi 01 Muddy Waters Out In L.A. (Demo) Stay-Ksi I Got My Brand On You ¼‚½‚©Žq The Way I Feel-Ksi 02 Another Birthday 13 Hollywood (Africa) (Dance ¼¼ºñÁö°¡µç(Savage Let It Shine Mix) Garden) Sex Rap (Demo) 02 Johnny Cash I Knew I Loved You 13 Johnny Cash The Legend
    [Show full text]
  • Construction Goes on Despite Strike
    Continuous MITI; News Service '; Cambridge Since 1881Since10 Ni;:*31 1It- Massachusetts Volume 104, Number 43 Friday, October 5, 1984 Construction goes I4 on despite strike By Diana ben-Aaron rector of the MIT Safety Office. The Building 39 Integrated "We will satisfy all the Environ- Circuit Fabrication Facility will mental Protection Agency (EPA), open on schedule despite a four- Masschusetts Department of En- week sheet metal workers' strike, vironmental Quality Control Anthony Colozzi, Integrated Cir- (DEQE), and Occupational Safe- cuit Fabrication Facility Manager, ty and Health Administration said last month. Colozzi is re- (OSHA) requirements for haz- sponsible for the design and con- ardous substances," Fresina said. struction of the building, which "We've taken some special pre- will be devoted to research into cautions, and we think they are the manufacture of devices using state-of-the-art, with poisonous Very Large Scale Integration gases," Fresina said. The labora- (VLSI). tories will be thoroughly ventilat- People are scheduled to begin ed, and levels of poisonous gases moving into offices on the sec- in the area will be monitored ond, fourth, fifth and sixth floors using computers, he said. December 1, Colozzi said. Be- There are no codes specifically cause extensive ventilation will be governing work with poisonous needed to maintain cleanliness gases, he noted. "The Semicon- and safety in the laboratories, the ductor Safety Association puts rest of the building will not open out guidelines," he said, but ad- until later this winter, he ex- herence to them is not required. plained. EPA and DEQE impose stan- The fifth floor research labs dards for toxic wastes, including Tech file photo will be completed between Jan.
    [Show full text]
  • An Introduction to Underground Rock, 1980-2000 Cassie Wagner Southern Illinois University Carbondale, [email protected]
    Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC Articles Morris Library 2005 Left of the Dial: An Introduction to Underground Rock, 1980-2000 Cassie Wagner Southern Illinois University Carbondale, [email protected] Elizabeth Stephan University of Mississippi, [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: http://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/morris_articles Part of the Library and Information Science Commons, and the Other Music Commons Copyright 2005 Haworth Press. Published in Music Reference Services Quarterly 9 (4), 2005, 43-75. Recommended Citation Wagner, Cassie and Elizabeth Stephan. "Left of the Dial: An Introduction to Underground Rock, 1980-2000". Music Reference Services Quarterly 9 (4), 2005, 43-75. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Morris Library at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in Articles by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 1 LEFT OF THE DIAL: An introduction to underground rock, 1980-2000 Cassie Wagner and Elizabeth Stephan ABSTRACT: This essay is a brief history of American underground/independent music from 1980 to 2000. The authors examine twenty-one of what they believe are the best and most influential bands of the period and provide an annotated list of representative recordings. These artists provide the inspiration and sonic blueprint for much of today’s cutting edge music. Even so, their recordings are often absent from library collections and many librarians and patrons are unfamiliar with them. The groups discussed are Bad Brains, Beat Happening, Big Black, Bikini Kill, Black Flag, Camper Van Beethoven, Dead Kennedys, Fugazi, Galaxie 500, Hüsker Dü, Melvins, Minor Threat, Minutemen, Mission Of Burma, Pixies, R.E.M., the Replacements, Sleater-Kinney, Sonic Youth, Throwing Muses, and Uncle Tupelo.
    [Show full text]