REPLACEMENTS - All Shook Down LP prog crunchy post-punk that’s stiff and

crunchy post-punk that’s stiff and moody but slowed down with gigantic

Frustration

Westerberg isn't quite the songwriter he would become but his (and the band's) sense of humor is already on full display

most significantly a drop-dead stunning version of the early Modern Lovers Jonathan Richman tune "Fly Into The Mystery" (which Felice took a loan of when he left the Modern Lovers – a mid-70s live version by the Kids appeared some years back)

REPLACEMENTS - All Shook Down LP prog crunchy post-punk that’s stiff and180 gram audiophile pressing. Mastered from original analog tapes. The Replacements last hurrah, or, for all intents and purposes, Paul Westerberg's first solo album. Whatever your take is on this album it's pretty damn good. No really bad songs on the disc, The best three songs are "Nobody", "Sadly Beautiful ", and "When It Began". Closely following those cuts are "One Wink At A Time", "Bent Out Of Shape", and "Someone Take The Wheel". The duet