Husker Du - New Day Rising Vinyl LP Record


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New Day Rising album for sale by Husker Du was released Dec 14, 1987 on the SST label. Grant Hart continues to present a slightly sunnier counterpoint to Mould's dark obsessions, especially on the incongruously cheerful "Books About UFOs" and the bouncy rocker "Terms of Psychic Warfare," but he still seethes on powerful cuts like "If I Told You" and "The Girl Who Lives on Heaven Hill." Slices of gleeful chaos like "How to Skin a Cat" and ""Whatcha Drinkin'" show the group's fondness for noise for noise's sake, and the closing "Plans I Make" is nothing short of a sonic meltdown. ...See Full Description

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Girl Who Lives on Heaven Hill See All 4

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Books About UFO's See All 4

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A Cheerful Post-Punk Milestone
Bright, concise, at times downright ebullient, New Day Rising is an abrupt stylistic departure from Husker Du's previous record, Zen Arcade.
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Overlooked Classic
If there was a god this would be playing endlessly on the next gen classic rock stations.
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A watershed in Punk/Hardcore!
This album has to be the first "pop" hardcore album ever. The guitars are cranked as loud in the mix as possible, but the music is VERY melodic! Bob Mould growls his cajones off, and Grant Hart screams like a wailing banshee.
By Bangsmith (Heaven Hill!!!)
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Raw, Powerful, Brilliant!
This album sounds really lo-fi and is not the Huskers at their most consistent but there's no denying the power of whats on this cd.
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New Day Rising songs Product Details

CD Universe Part number	4194462
Label	SST
Orig Year	1985
Catalog number	31
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 14, 1987
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Husker Du; Spot
Engineer	Spot; Steve Kielstad
Recording Time	40 minutes
Personnel	Bob Mould - vocals, guitar Grant Hart - vocals, drums Greg Norton - bass
Shipping Units	3