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Genre: Pop,Rock
Subgenre: Alternative Pop/Rock,Alternative/Indie Rock,American Punk,American Underground,College Rock,Hardcore Punk,Punk,Punk/New Wave
Release Date: 12-14-1987
Artist: Hüsker Dü
Album Level Flags: Studio Recording
Release Level Flags: Studio Recording
No Of Songs: 23
Album Length: 4223 seconds
Explicit Content: false
Style(s): Alternative Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, American Punk, American Underground, College Rock, Hardcore Punk, Punk, Punk/New Wave
Format: CD
Label: SST
Other
Product Name: Zen Arcade [CD]
Genre: Pop, Rock
Vendor Genre: Pop/Rock
UPC: 018861002729
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
A classic 80's alt-rock album
I probably can't write anything that will do this album justice. If you like mega bands such as Pearl Jam, STP, or Green Day, I can't see how you could possibly dislike this album. Read more about it on Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zen_Arcade
And I'd also suggest reading "Our Band Could Be Your Life":
http://tinyurl.com/cgluph6
Posted by EmperorPhil
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Best album by Husker Du
I especially like the 15 minute long song at the end
Posted by MrSamuel
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Essential 80's punk/indie/college classic
Essential Husker Du album for anyone's collection. A cathartic double-album shot of soul-searching psychedelic pop post-punk, that is actually a concept album, completely unheard of for 1984 in the hardcore community.
Certainly a highlight of Husker Du's catalog, but also of the scene and SST Records of the time.
You can definitely hear so much of Husker Du's influence with groups like Foo Fighters and the plethora of pop-punk bands to hit popular culture over the last 10 or so years.
To get some proper context, be sure to pick up some of the other essential SST Releases of this era like Minutemen's Double Nickel On The Dimes, Meat Puppet's Up on the Sun, Black Flag's Damaged, Sonic Youth's Sister and Evol, oh I could go on and on.... ;)