Let It Be

Editorial Reviews
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On their first releases, even amid all the smirking irreverence, the Replacements seemed to have more ambition than other post-punkers, but it wasn't until Let It Be that they actually realized it. There's still plenty of smirking here--"Seen Your Video" is a great snotty taunt--but there's also smartly-crafted pop like "I Will Dare" and not-quite-love songs like "Answering Machine," not to mention a rocking cover of uncool Kiss that's played perfectly straight. This is classic, all-over-the-board indie rock, especially the angst-ridden empathy of "Sixteen Blue," where Paul Westerberg, all of 23, remembers just how it is to be a teenager. --David Cantwell

Album Description
Remastered reissue of their 'five-star' 1984 album. RestlessRecords. 2002. --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.

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  2. Live in the City of Light [Limited Edition] [Original recording remastered]
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  4. Melting Pot
  5. Mercury (featuring Carter Beauford and Dave Matthews)
  6. Microminiature Love [Extra tracks]
  7. Mother's Milk
  8. Newness Ends
  9. Nonsuch
  10. Once Upon a Time

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