Hüsker Dü
Thrashing away at heavily distorted guitars while maintaining a sense of classic
1960s pop, Husker Du laid a template for The Pixies, Sonic Youth, Nirvana and
every American post-punk band that exploded on the alternative scene in the late
1980s/early 1990s. Named after a 1950s board game (Danish for "do you
remember"), they initially started out as hardcore noise rockers, but Bob
Mould's knack of crafting a sweet melody latterly offset the rush of punk
clatter. Early records Everything Falls Apart (1982) and Metal Circus (1983)
blazed away with breakneck fury, lasting little mor...
Don't Want to Know if You Are LonelyHüsker Dü
Eight Miles HighHüsker Dü
Something I Learned TodayHüsker Dü
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Celebrated SummerHüsker Dü
New Day RisingHüsker Dü
Don't Want to Know if You Are LonelyHüsker Dü
Candy Apple Grey
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Eight Miles HighHüsker Dü
Eight Miles High/makes No Sense At All (single)
Something I Learned TodayHüsker Dü
Zen Arcade
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Pink Turns to BlueHüsker Dü
Zen Arcade
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Celebrated SummerHüsker Dü
New Day Rising
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New Day RisingHüsker Dü
New Day Rising
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