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Androgynous by The Replacements

Biografia dell'artista The Replacements

The Replacements Fu Una Band Hardcore/alternative Rock Statunitense Che Si Formò Nel 1979 A Minneapolis Minnesota. La Line-Up Della Band Per La Maggior Parte Della Sua Esistenza Fu Composta Dalla Voce E Chitarra Paul Westerberg Il Chitarrista Bob Stinson Il Bassista Tommy Stinson E Il Batterista Chris Mars. Nei Primi Album Si Ritrovano Principalmente Sonorità Tipicamente Hardcore Caratteristico Del Movimento Punk-Rock Americano Dei Primi Anni Ottanta Il Periodo "hardcore" Regala Al Rock'n'roll Album Quali "Sorry Ma Forgot To Take Out The Trash" E "Stink" Preceduti Da Un EP Di 4 Canzoni "Raised In The City". Sviluppano Già Dall'album "Hootenanny" 1983 Un Suono Più Eterogeneo Ma Sempre Contaminato Dal Punk Ottenendo Un Discreto Successo Con L'album Let It Be 1984 Ad Oggi Considerato Il Loro Capolavoro E Che Li Porterà A Firmare Un Contratto Con Una Major L'etichetta Sire Record. Di Ottimo Livello Anche I Successivi "Tim" 1985 E "Pleesed To Meet Me" 1987 . Gli Ultimi Due Album Della Band "Don't Tell A Soul" E "All Shook Down" Rappresentano Già Gli Indizi Di Quella Che A Breve Diventerà La Carriera Solista Di Paul Westerberg. Considerato Negli Anni Novanta Un Padrino Del Nuovo Movimento Grunge Westerberg Suonerà La Colonna Sonora Del Film Generazionale "Singles" Del 1992.

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"Androgynous" Was Born From One Of The Most '80s Events Imaginable A Collaboration Between The Replacements And R.E.M. Guitarist Peter Buck. Replacements Manager Peter Jesperson Helped Out R.E.M. By Serving As Their Tour Manager For A Short Tour In 1983 When They Were Rising Fast And Caught Between Managers. The Move Caused Some Tensions Within The Replacements As They Felt Betrayed By One Of The Figures They Appreciated And Relied Upon More Than Anyone Else. When Jesperson Went Back To The Replacements He Brought A Couple Of Buck's Guitars With Him. Buck Followed Soon After Mostly As An Excuse To Hit The Clubs With Westerberg Though There Was Brief Discussion Of Him Producing Let It Be . As Westerberg And Buck Got Their Debauchery On They Decided To Mess Around With Gaudy Makeup And Women's Clothes. It Nearly Got Them Into A Fight With Some Less-Progressive Locals. A Girl Called Them "androgynous " Which Was The First Time Westerberg Heard The Word. He Looked It Up And Based The Song Around It. The Tidy Ballad Resulting From The Buck-Westerberg Club Collaboration Tells The Story Of An Androgynous Couple Dick And Jane Who Don't Adhere To Traditional Gender Norms Dick "might Be A Father But He Sure Ain't A Dad" . Rockers Like Lou Reed And David Bowie Released Songs Questioning Gender Roles In The '70s But By The '80s It's Wasn't A Hot Topic In Rock Owing Partly To The Rise Of Disco And New Wave Where It Was Natively Accepted. This Song Stood Out With Its Message That What Now Seemed Aberrant Would Eventually Be Normal “Kewpie Dolls And Urine Stalls Will Be Laughed At The Way You're Laughed At Now” The Song Was Included On The Replacements' Fourth Album Let It Be Which Is Now Hailed As A Classic. According To Westerberg The Song Wasn't Hard To Write But Getting The Band To Accept It Was A Challenge Because There Was No Place For Bob Stinson To Blast A Guitar Solo. Crash Test Dummies Included This Song On Their 1991 Debut Album The Ghosts That Haunt Me. Their Version Was Released As A Single Where It Was A Minor Hit In Canada. Joan Jett Covered The Song In 2006 On Her Album Sinner. Videos Were Made For Both Of These Versions.

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