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a commercially-minded operation that threw product at the wall hoping for a hit to stick

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He continues to sound like a psychedelic Jose Feliciano

REPLACEMENTS - Stink LP exotica a commercially-minded operation that threwThe Replacements, circa 1982, or the "reckless jerk years". Perfect at channeling our bottled up teen angst, the band lays down "Kids Don't Follow"their anti authority anthemand then Paul Westerberg practically strains his voice in "Fuck School," where he's pissed at the jocks and kids for laughing in the middle of his speech. He sings it for us dorks and we understand. The Replacements gradually became more organized and less scampy, but back when