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Official band page for The Replacements! Keep checking back for a bevy of inactivity and disturbing lack of content!
I’d love some recommendations of bands that are long gone but we’re staples in the Cincinnati music scene decades ago, or bands that are still together and have been at it for years and years. Bonus points if I can find their music on vinyl or cassette to add to my collection.
The Replacements. Willfully messy and driven toward self-sabotage, they became one of the best and most influential rock & roll bands of the '80s. Read Full Biography.
Depends on the type of music you want and if they ar still local on Cincinnati. No local but from Cincinnati would be The National, The Afghan Whigs. Dayton Ohio you have The Breeders. Older bands no longer around is also something. Small bands are big like Wussy, and Bad Vines.
Invisible Hits: The Replacements at Their Best—And Worst. By Tyler Wilcox. October 7, 2014. News. (45) SHOW ALL. News. The Replacements Reissuing Tim With Unreleased Alex Chilton–Produced...
18 wrz 2018 · Lead guitarist Bob Stinson was a big fan of Yes. Lead vocalist Paul Westerberg was a sensitive writer whose empathetic songs sounded better when The ‘Mats slowed down from the extreme speed of hardcore punk. Drummer Chris Mars and bassist Tommy Stinson provided a solid rhythm section.
The Replacements were an American rock band formed in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in 1979 after nineteen-year-old Bob Stinson gifted his eleven-year-old brother Tommy Stinson a bass guitar. [8]
