Quarantining The Past: Sugar's 'Copper Blue'
With Copper Blue, Bob Mould showed that rock music could color within the lines and still produced one fucked up, brilliant picture.
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With Copper Blue, Bob Mould showed that rock music could color within the lines and still produced one fucked up, brilliant picture.
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Ryan Adams will release a limited edition 7" single covering two Bob Mould songs ("Heartbreak A Stranger" and "Black Sheets Of Rain") with a cover that looks like a Hüsker Dü album in honor of Record Store Day 2012.
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Frank Yang If you were to ask me what I thought MOG did – and for the life of me I can't imagine why you would – the best I could offer is that they excel at getting my exhausted ass out of bed early on the Saturday of SXSW to go line up at The Mohawk so I can stand around for hours on end.
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With no official duties at SXSW, the Roots came to party Saturday at Mohawk, blowing through 90 booty-rattling minutes of hip-hop, soul, funk, rock 'n' roll -- look, they can do it all, OK?
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MOG Party featuring Bob Mould, The Roots and more!
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Tomorrow our friends at MOG are teaming with Intel to present a killer line-up featuring the Roots, Bob Mould, Blitzen Trapper, Cloud Nothings and more at the Mohawk.
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top of the early evening! in honor of bob mould signing to my favorite label, ever, merge records here is a brilliant recording of bob playing at mccabe's on 5.17.91. he's also playing some sxsw shows so make sure you click that link up there. how awesome would it be if bob made a record w some of the merge roster aka superchunk. i know wurster is backing him on the copper blue shows. or just bring in barbe to complete the mix. i couldnt be more fucking excited. this boot commonly is referred to as the calm before the storm.
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Hüsker Dü/Sugar frontman Bob Mould has signed to Merge for a new album, out this fall.
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Craig Finn is the front man for epic Brooklyn rockers The Hold Steady.
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The Flaming Lips will also present their 1999 release The Soft Bulletin.
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The show calendar for Noise Pop 20 has fleshed out nicely.
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The 20th anniversary of the Noise Pop music festival will now feature Bob Mould and The Flaming Lips , with each artist respectively performing one of their seminal albums.
Read MoreThe catalogue of the nineties American alt-rock band includes the iconic album Copper Blue, which sold over 300,000 copies and was a 1992 album of the year.
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Next year will mark the 20 th anniversary of Sugar's Copper Blue , so the A.V. Club brought Bob Mould back to the apartment where he wrote the album in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Read MoreI hope that everyone has been keeping up with Suzanne's survey of Ryan Adams musical catalog (parts 1 and 2 ; stay tuned for part 3!).
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Artists like Spoon's Britt Daniel, No Age, Dave Grohl, Ryan Adams, and the Hold Steady's Craig Finn and Tad Kubler covered works by the Hüsker Dü /Sugar frontman, many joined by Mould himself.
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Bob Mould is in LA right now, gearing up head to Walt Disney Concert Hall tonight (11/21) to catch (and participate in) a hell of a show in his honor!
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Bob Mould has been a key figure in what's now called "alternative rock" since he first recorded with Hüsker Dü in the early 1980s.
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Last night at NYC's Madison Square Garden, Dave Grohl and the boys not only played past midnight -- a rarity given the venue's typical 11 p.m. curfew -- but during the encore, they brought out Joan Jett and Husker Du leader Bob Mould for rip-roaring covers of "Bad Reputation" and Tom Petty's "Breakdown," respectively.
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Despite obvious ties to non-commercial forms of music, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park has quietly become the largest music festival in the country in terms of audience – with an estimated 600,000 attendees over three days – and it's completely free.
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The vibrancy of the San Francisco music scene doesn't just depend on the talents of the City's many musicians.
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Former Hüsker Dü frontman Bob Mould has spent much of the last year looking back.
Read MoreIt was only last week that Foo Fighters appeared on Conan O'Brien's show, but here they are again, this time bringing former Husker Du/Sugar singer Bob Mould along for the ride.
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Fans should expect a unique performance, one that splits select readings with solo renditions of past songs.
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This past weekend marked the 19th anniversary of the Sugar classic Copper Blue (check out The Decemberists covering "If I Can't Change Your Mind" ).
Read MoreMGMT 's James Richardson can officially cross off "being pelted by a barrage of shoes" from his bucket list.
Read MoreThis is a bit different than the normal episode of A.V. Undercover, in that Bob Mould is the guest, and instead of covering something by Ted Leo or Huey Lewis, he "covers" his old band Sugar's "If I Can't Change Your Mind." In the pre-video interview, Mould says it's definitely a cover, since he's just playing it by himself, before he starts making fun of himself in the third person.
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As a follow-up to the more electronic, experimental, but ultimately disappointing Modulate , 2005′s Body of Song was an overwhelming success.
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In his 30-plus-year career, Bob Mould has always been known for his driving emotional music, whether its the highly-charged punk rock of Hüsker Dü or his solo career.
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Around the same time Jack, John Paul, Alison, and Steve were blowing minds in London, Foo Fighters were playing 40 miles up the road in Buckinghamshire, England for the first of two sold-out nights at the 65,000-person capacity Milton Keynes Bowl. Continuing with today's trend of awesomeness, below you can watch video of all three of the evening's special guests.
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Thurston Moore and his band played "Circulation" off his recently released Demolished Thoughts on Fallon last night (6/22) and "Blood Never Lies" as a web exclusive.
Read MoreThe former Husker Du and Sugar singer wasn't the primary musical guest on the show—that honor went to his fellow '80s underground survivor Thurston Moore—but he did find time to have a brief canter through "If I Can't Change Your Mind" from Copper Blue. It's only a short extract from the song, which is pretty frustrating, especially as it features the Roots stepping in as Mould's backing band.
Read MoreTo those out there who subscribe to the world view of Michael Azerrad's Our Band Be Could Be Your Life , then Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore and Hüsker Dü/Sugar's Bob Mould are gods amongst men.
Read MoreBob Mould is one of those rare musical artists who has achieved musical success not just once but three times.
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Bob Mould is one of those rare musical artists who has achieved musical success not just once but three times.
Read MoreMould also reads from the book and performs several songs at Minnesota Public Radio.
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