The Replacements - The Twin/Tone Years

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The Replacements - The Twin/Tone Years
Garage Rock, Indie Rock, Punk, Alternative Rock
  • Performer:
    The Replacements
  • Title:
    The Twin/Tone Years
  • Genre:
  • Style:
    Garage Rock, Indie Rock, Punk, Alternative Rock
  • Date of release:
  • Country:
  • Size FLAC version
    1471 megabytes
  • Size MP3 version
    1797 megabytes
  • Size WMA version
    1478 megabytes
  • Rating:
    4.1
  • Votes:
    854
  • Formats:
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Tracklist Hide Credits

Sorry Ma, Forgot To Take Out The Trash
A1 Takin A Ride 2:23
A2 Careless 1:07
A3 Customer 1:29
A4 Hangin Downtown 2:04
A5 Kick Your Door Down 3:10
A6 Otto 2:28
A7 I Bought A Headache 2:24
A8 Rattlesnake 1:47
A9 I Hate Music 1:48
B1 Johnny's Gonna Die 3:30
B2 Shiftless When Idle 2:17
B3 More Cigarettes 1:20
B4 Don't Ask Why 1:56
B5 Something To Dü 1:39
B6 I'm In Trouble 2:07
B7 Love You Till Friday 1:52
B8 Shutup 1:21
B9 Raised In The City 1:58
Stink ("Kids Don't Follow" Plus Seven)
C1 Kids Don't Follow 2:18
C2 Fuck School 1:25
C3 Stuck In The Middle 1:46
C4 God Damn Job 1:15
D1 White And Lazy 2:06
D2 Dope Smokin Moron 1:31
D3 Go 2:28
D4 Gimme Noise 1:35
Hootenanny
E1 Hootenanny
Bass – B. Stinson*Guitar [2nd Guitar] – T. Stinson*Lead Guitar – C. Mars*Vocals, Drums – P. Westerberg*
1:52
E2 Run It 1:11
E3 Color Me Impressed 2:25
E4 Willpower 4:18
E5 Take Me Down To The Hospital 3:46
E6 Mr. Whirly 1:52
F1 Within Your Reach
Instruments [All Instruments] – P. Westerberg*
4:24
F2 Buck Hill 2:06
F3 Lovelines 1:59
F4 You Lose 1:41
F5 Hayday 2:05
F6 Treatment Bound 3:12
Let It Be
G1 I Will Dare
Soloist [Guitar Solo] – Pete Buck*Tambourine – Chris*Twelve-String Guitar [12-string Electric], Mandolin – Paul*
3:17
G2 Favorite Thing 2:17
G3 We're Comin' Out
Finger Snaps – Chris*, Tommy*Piano, Finger Snaps – Paul*
2:20
G4 Tommy Gets His Tonsils Out 1:51
G5 Androgynous
Piano, Percussion [Sandblocks] – Paul*
3:07
G6 Black Diamond
Harmony Vocals – Paul*, Tommy*
2:39
H1 Unsatisfied
Twelve-String Guitar [12-string Acoustic], Lap Steel Guitar – Paul*
3:59
H2 Seen Your Video
Twelve-String Guitar [12-string Electric], Piano – Paul*
3:05
H3 Gary's Got A Boner
Maracas – Chris*
2:25
H4 Sixteen Blue
Piano [One-handed Piano] – Chan PolingTwelve-String Guitar [12-string Electric], Lead Guitar [Second Lead] – Paul*
4:21
H5 Answering Machine
Guitar [All Guitar], Percussion – Paul*
3:37

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Rhino Entertainment Company
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Twin/Tone Records
  • Copyright (c) – Rhino Entertainment Company
  • Copyright (c) – Twin/Tone Records
  • Record Company – Warner Music Group
  • Manufactured By – Record Industry
  • Marketed By – Rhino Entertainment Company
  • Published By – Nah Music
  • Published By – Rock Steady Music
  • Recorded At – Blackberry Way Studios
  • Mastered At – Masterdisk
  • Mastered At – Capitol Mastering

Credits

  • Bass Guitar – Tommy Stinson (tracks: A1 to B9, E1 to H5)
  • Design [Cover Design - Let It Be] – Bruce C. Allen
  • Design [Sorry Ma...] – Bruce C. Allen
  • Drums – Chris Mars (tracks: A1 to B9, E1 to H5)
  • Engineer – Steve Fjelstad (tracks: A1 to B9), Steve Fjelstad (tracks: E1 to H5)
  • Guitar – Paul Westerberg (tracks: E1 to F6)
  • Lead Guitar – Bob Stinson (tracks: A1 to B9, E1 to H5)
  • Mastered By – Howie Weinberg (tracks: G1 to H5)
  • Photography By [Back Cover Photos - Sorry Ma...] – Laurie S. Allen
  • Photography By [Background Photo - Let It Be] – Bill Sullivan
  • Photography By [Bob - Let It Be] – Irene Innes
  • Photography By [Front Cover Photo - Sorry Ma...] – Greg Helgeson
  • Photography By [Paul - Let It Be] – Steve Linsenmyer
  • Photography By [Photos Except... - Let It Be] – Dan Corrigan*
  • Producer – Paul Stark (tracks: E1 to F6), Paul Westerberg (tracks: A1 to B9, G1 to H5), Peter Jesperson, Steve Fjelstad (tracks: A1 to D4, G1 to H5), The Replacements (tracks: C1 to F6)
  • Rhythm Guitar – Paul Westerberg (tracks: A1 to C4, G1 to H5)
  • Sleeve [Hootenanny] – Fake Name Graphx
  • Vocals – Paul Westerberg (tracks: A1 to B9, E1 to H5)
  • Written-By – Stinson* (tracks: C2, C3, D2, D4, E1, F2, F4, G2 to G4, H3), Mars* (tracks: C2, C3, D2, D4, E1, F2, F4, G2 to G4, H3), Stanley* (tracks: G6), P. Westerberg* (tracks: A1 to A7, B1 to B9), Westerberg* (tracks: E1 to E5, F1 to G5, H1 to H5), Nugent* (tracks: H3), The Replacements (tracks: A8, A9), Stinson* (tracks: C2, C3, D2, D4, E1, F2, F4, G2 to G4, H3)

Notes

Limited to 8000 numbered copies.

This collection ℗ & © 2015 Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group company.

Manufactured/pressed by Record Industry in The Netherlands (labels say "Made in EU").

Specifically, the lacquers were cut by Ian Sefchick at Capitol Mastering in Los Angeles, CA (his hand-etched "signature" appears in the runoff of all four discs: a large, elongated capital "I" and a horizontal "S" in the right cavity of the "I").

Sorry Ma, Forgot To Take Out The Trash:
℗ & © 1981 Twin/Tone Records
Recorded at Blackberry Way - Mpls.
All songs © 1981 Nah Music, BMI

Stink:
℗ & © 1982 Twin/Tone Records
Recorded at Blackberry Way 3/13/82
Mpls. police recorded live on location by T.K. 1-29-82
All songs copyright 1982 Nah Music B.M.I.

Hootenanny:
℗ & © 1983 Twin/Tone Records
Mostly recorded Oct. 82-Jan. 83 at a warehouse at Blackberry Way.
"Treatment Bound" recorded in the basement.
"Mr. Whirly" mostly stolen.
All songs © 1983 Nah Music, BMI

Let It Be:
Hootenanny:
℗ & © 1984 Twin/Tone Records
Recorded at Blackberry Way Studios, Minneapolis.
Mastered at Masterdisk, New York.
All songs © 1984 Nah Music, A.S.C.A.P.
except "Black Diamond" © 1973 Rock Steady Music A.S.C.A.P.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 0 81227 95470 3
  • Label Code: LC02982
  • Other (Sorry Ma... spine catalogue number): 081227954734
  • Matrix / Runout (Sorry Ma... A side runout): R1-773762-A G1 [Symbol] 12665 1A MASTERED BY CAPITOL
  • Matrix / Runout (Sorry Ma... B side runout): R1-773762-B RE1 [Symbol] 12665 2B
  • Other (Stink spine catalogue number): 081227954765
  • Matrix / Runout (Stink A side runout): 12666 1A MASTERED BY CAPITOL R1-773763-A G1 [symbol]
  • Matrix / Runout (Stink B side runout): R1-773763-B G1 12666 1B [Symbol]
  • Other (Hootenanny spine catalogue number): 081227954758
  • Matrix / Runout (Hootenanny A side runout): R1-773760-A G1 [Symbol] H 12663 1A
  • Matrix / Runout (Hootenanny B side runout): R1-773760-B G1 [Symbol] 12663 1B MASTERED BY CAPITOL
  • Other (Let It Be spine catalogue number): 081227954710
  • Matrix / Runout (Let It Be A side runout): R1-773761-A G1 [Symbol] 12664 1A MASTERED BY CAPITOL
  • Matrix / Runout (Let It Be B side runout): R1-773761-B G1 [Symbol] * 12664 1B
  • Rights Society: BMI
  • Rights Society: A.S.C.A.P.



Raelin
Sounds great, read some reviews (just a view) that weren't exactly positive, but I must say that I disagree: packaging and sound are great.
post_name
Very pleased with the mastering job on these, especially on Stink. Original pressing had some thinner sounding bass parts, and everything seems to be thickened up a little bit without sacrificing energy, or the intention of the band.
Cordanara
#1288 accounted for
Kuve
my boxset casing has a smudged-out number. Did this happen to anyone else or just me? Seems fitting
anonymous
So is it true that there can never be a repress of Let It Be from the original master tapes because Westerberg and co. destroyed them? I'm just trying to figure out if it's worth shelling out for this boxset.
Keath
That's a great book, read it more than a few times over the years.
Nilador
No. The tapes that they threw into the river were copies of them. (That fact was reviled in Michael Azerad's book, "Our Band Could Be Your Life")
Modifyn
These are really great to have now that my original copies have become too valuable to play. For that reason alone, I love this thing! They sound pretty good, too!
Todal
Can we treat these as individual albums on Discogs or only as this boxset?
Hrguig
These sound really nice, but keep in mind these are definitely taken from the 2008 digital remasters. The editing mistakes that were present on those are present on these. (No count in on Answering Machine, sound dropout on the intro of White and Lazy, etc.). The price is unbeatable though... I would say it's worth it if you don't own original pressings and don't feel like shelling out $70 for minty originals when you can just get all four for the same price.
Tansino
I'm with you. This whole boxed set is cheaper to replace than any one of my other twin/tone originals. I love this boxed set. Like you said, they sound good.
Doomwarden
Pressing quality seems to be good. I thought I heard a couple loud pops in the mastering on Sorry Ma, but after closer inspection and cleaning the disc, it seems to be totally fine. I'm glad to have these records in print on vinyl again for a reasonable price!
Gavirim
Can anyone comment on how this boxset sounds?
elektron
Top notch...better than the originals...my better half bought this for me for my birthday, best gift EVER...she rules and knows me too well!!!
Marg
yes!! sounds amazing. loud and the layers are there. Bob Stinson's guitar never sounded so good
Anarahuginn
Sounds awesome! Listening to them right now and in my opinion the sound quality is fantastic. Very pleased with my purchase.