Do You Remember Radio?

Descripción

Two high octane radio concerts from Husker Du, one from 1985 when the band were enjoying an upsurge of interest globally not just locally due to the success of the Byrds cover single 8 Miles High and the albums New Day Rising & Flip Your Wig. The other concert is a rare glimpse into an early performance from 1981 when the band had only one single out on a local indie label. Features 4 singles 'Makes No Sense At All', 'Celebrated Summer', 'Don't want to know if you are lonely' & 'Sorry Somehow. Extensive liner notes by author Dick Porter. Presented in gatefold card sleeve with art by Sophie Lo. Two-thirds of the way into their nine year existence, Hüsker Dü had hit the first phase of their popular and creative peak. The January 1985 release of the band's third studio album, New Day Rising, saw the trio transcend their hardcore origins with a set of material that simultaneously referenced rock's pasts and futures. By moving away from the American hardcore scene that was increasingly withering between its rigid, conformist straight edges, the trio drew predictable criticism from those who remained unwilling to progress with them. Tracklist Disc 1 1. Introduction 2. Flip Your Wig 3. Every Everything 4. Makes No Sense At All 5. The Girl Who Lives On Heaven Hill 6. I Apologize 7. If I Told You 8. Folklore 9. Don't Want To Know If You Are Lonely 10. I Don't Know For Sure 11. Terms Of Psychic Warfare 12. Powerline 13. Books About UFO's 14. Hardly Getting Over It 15. Sorry Somehow 16. You're So Square/The Wit & Wisdom 17. Green Eyes 18. Divide & Conquer 19. Celebrated Summer 20. All Work, No Play 21. Interviews 28th August 1985 1st Avenue Minneapolis Spin Radio Disc 2 1.Introduction 2.All Tensed Up 3.Don't Try to Call 4.I m Not Interested 5.Sore Eyes 6.Wheels 7.Private Hell 8.Travel I The Opposite Car 9.Don't Have A Life 10.Bricklayer 11.Tired of Doing Things Your Way 12.Sexual Economics 13.Do You Remember? 14.Ultracore 15.Lets Go Die 16.Data Control FM Broadcast from Mabuhay Gardens San Francisco 25th July 1981