>book about the minutemen, husker du, the replacements, big

i mean it was written by a punk for punks about hardcore/punk. what you expect famalam?

>>9896143
RIP D.Boon

But is about fucking him?
that is important

God I miss Reagan

>>9896143
I've never read this because I feel like I've already heard most of the stories. I wanted to be a punk historian for a while.

>>9896650
It is good for reading about bands that you had no prior history of. But otherwise I'd leave it alone considering your experience. Its an interesting read but nothing you probably won't already know.

>>9896143
Twin Cities in the 80's.

>>9896143
So then do you know of any books about this subject that you could recommend?

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This is also very good, if a bit more brainier (not necessarily smarter) than Azerrad's book on American indie. To his credit, Reynolds notes that Americans were doing what the English would later call "post-punk" as early as mid-70s.

>>9896143
both reagan and punk are ancient history.

>>9896143
God the Minutemen were a great band

>>9898545
this was epic, it's good to see tuxedomoon, chrome, etc getting some recognition