The Replacements Pt III

No Dogs in Space

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🗓️ 7 April 2022

⏱️ 104 minutes

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As we reach the midpoint in the story of The Replacements, the group follows up on the success of "Stink" with one of the defining records in their career, the amusingly titled "Let it Be".

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0:30.0	Marcus. Yes. I forget. I have to wait till you press record. Yeah. That's a pretty essential
0:37.5	part of the process. I've already started the show like a while back. Like 20 minutes. You
0:42.5	guys miss like the first 20 minutes. The episode. Sorry. Oh, yeah. Press record. No, it's
0:48.6	because this morning I was watching, uh, you remember, uh, the the punks on Donahue. I was
0:54.4	watching the YouTube videos of back in the in the 80s in the mid to the late 80s that they would
0:59.5	put out showcase like, you know, uh, Donahue, Oprah and all those people. It was about, I mean,
1:04.9	Sally Jesse. Yeah. Back then, like, punk was right out there with Satanism as far as the ills
1:09.7	of suburban America. Right. There's everything's fallen apart, man. The punks are here to fuck your
1:14.7	daughter and suck your son's dick. Exactly. So I was working on that accent. All morning about,
1:21.1	like, the woman with the big glasses and she's like, Phil, can I have the microphone? And she's
1:26.3	like, these punkers of today, I can't do it the way she was doing it. It's like, these kids
1:31.9	listening to that punk rock music, doing drugs, worshiping Satan. No, I mean it, Kathy, sit
1:40.1	out. They were worshiping Satan. I can't do it the way they did it. I mean, would it help them
1:45.4	is like these kids today? No, no, that's the average James almost. These kids. How do I reach
1:50.4	these kids? No, it's more like these kids. No, you know, they're if we're gonna go for the Midwest,
1:55.7	you know, like, there's these kids that all ladies in the street. They came into my house the other day
2:01.1	and they told me, oh, you got to listen to machine gun etiquette. And I didn't know what you was
2:04.9	talking about. It just scared machine guns. Those are scary. Welcome to No Dogs in Space. Ladies and
2:12.9	gentlemen, my name is Marcus Parks. I'm Carolina Dago. We're here for the replacements. Part three.
2:19.2	So when we last left the replacements, they just put out an EP called stink that drew heavily
2:23.8	on the influences that the mats been exposed to during their time playing the Midwestern hardcore
2:28.2	circuit. But even though stink is now considered a classic in the replacements catalog, it was
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