Episode 37: The Replacements' Tim

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In the latest episode, the Dads discuss one of the most intoxicated bands in the history of rock n' roll-- The Replacements. The Minneapolis alt. rockers released Tim, their major label debut on Sire Records, in the fall of 85. Produced by Tommy Ramone, the band blasts its way through roughly 40 minutes of some of the best tunes from this side of the Mississippi... whatever side that is. Paul Westerberg, Chris Mars, and the Stinson brothers deliver eleven tracks that are filled with heart-on-the-sleeve adolescent rock. So kick back, crack a brew, and listen to our dumbasses talk about one of the best "Sad Dad" albums of all time. So being your own lampshade, as this episode is sure to be a hootenanny!

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