Warehouse: Songs and Stories

Editorial Reviews
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"Ice Cold Ice," in which Bob Mould rails against "barren lands and barren minds" and Grant Hart falls in on the supercatchy chorus, exemplifies the Hüsker Dü career development that peaks on this final album. Without sacrificing the emotional intensity of earlier albums, the Minneapolis trio beefs up the guitar-based melodies and sneaks in pop songcraft in lieu of the old fast-and-loud hardcore style. On this 1987 double album, as usual, guitarist Mould supplies the personal songs ("Standing in the Rain"), while drummer Hart remains more broadly political ("Tell You Why Tomorrow"). --Steve Knopper

Music Review:

  1. Weird Tales
  2. When Broken Is Easily Fixed
  3. When We Were Small
  4. Wide Awake in America [Live]
  5. Wild Planet
  6. Wolf Parade [CD-single] [EP]
  7. Young Loud & Snotty
  8. 20,000 Watts R.S.L.: Greatest Hits
  9. Bad Brains [Explicit Lyrics]
  10. Basher: The Best of Nick Lowe

Music Review

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Music Review

Give It a Name [Explicit Lyrics]

Lovers [Original recording remastered]

Hindemith: Sonata for viola solo Op25/1

Music: Disposable Half-Truths

Nommo [Import]

Let's Hear It For The Boy Vol. 4

Ich Will Leben [Import]

Just Another Case [CD-single]

Live at the Five Spot [Live]

Intavolatura

Live in Stockholm, 1963 [Live] [Import]

Jazzlore: At the Frankfurt Jazz Festival, Vol. 30 [Live]

I Got That [CD-single]

Legandary Voices of the Past

The Very Best of John Coltrane