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Husker I)u, Warehouse: Songs
and Stories, Warner Bros.
Records
The prolific Husker Du is back
with their second double album
and fourth release in the past two
years. Warehouse packs a full 20
9 songs and marks the group's second
release for Warner Bros.
On the new album, the
Minneapolis-based trio provides
a healthy dose of the fuzzy guitar
pop that has become their
trademark. They've continued to
refine their sound as well. The
music is brash and melodious to
the car, and it's often very
catchy.
Much like the group's last
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Warehouse showcases a band on
9 the frontier of new music. They
are extending the borders of
musical taste, but at a rate that
lets old fans keep pace while
allowing new converts to join in.
The Damned, Anything, MCA
Records
It's hard to put into words how
good this record is, so WUSC
cohort "Zork" is here to help
out.
Fish: Zork, what do you like best
about this Damned album?
Zork: For the Damned, it's a
return to form. They've gone
back to their classic "rave ups."
Fish: What do you mean?
Zork: Like The Black Album, it's
obvious they were once peers of
the Ramones and the Sex Pistols.
Fish: Yeah, but it still sounds
really clean and slick, like their
last album, Phantasmagoria.
Zork: The last one was great, but
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it sounded like a different band.
It seems like that record
should've come out now, and this
record should've come out then.
Besides, "In Dulce Decorum" is
so cool, it was even used on
Miami Vice.
Fish: That is a really good track.
I like Rat Scabies' drum work
almost as much as I like his
name. He really keeps the band
paced. Talk about rock steady;
you should see him live.
Zork: Rub it in, why don't you?
To be honest, it's not a totally
rocking record. There are some
tender moments as well.
Fish: You're right. It's really
melodic in spots. The guitar in
"Alone Again Or" comes to
mind, as does "The Portrait,"
which has a really neat piano solo
piece.
Zork: Yes indeed.
Fish: What's your favorite?
^urx: nnyimng is great.
Fish: The song or the album?
Zork: Yes.
Fish: So you're saying you love it
and highly recommend people
parting with their cash to buy it?
Zork: That's what you're saying,
but I agree.
Fish: And if they don't?
Zork: Then I'll be back here next
week to talk about why it's been
four years since Michael Jackson
has put out a record.
Fish: Kind of like Boston, huh?
Zork: Yeah.
John Van Cillers is better known
as WUSC-FM programming
director "Johnny Fish." Bill
Sengstacken, a WUSC disc
jockey, is better known as
"Zork."
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