Despite the fact that he doesn't have a computer and may never have been online in his life, Replacements frontman Paul Westerberg is the latest artist to embrace the Internet for rapid dissemination ...

It has been 40 years to the day that The Replacements set up at The Bowery in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and recorded The S*** Hits the Fan. Turns out, however, that the live album, which is considered ...

It started off like a Paul Westerberg gig and then a Replacements show broke out. Harking back to the good old days when the shit literally hit the fans (to paraphrase the title of one of his former ...

The Replacements released All Shook Down on Sept. 25, 1990. It became the group's seventh and final studio album, even though Paul Westerberg first planned it as his solo debut. Management persuaded ...

Former Replacements' frontman Paul Westerberg finished a 12-song album last Monday. On Tuesday, he sent it to his manager. By Saturday, the entire thing was available on Amazon as one big 44-minute ...

Paul Westerberg has to remind people he’s now been out of The Replacements longer than he was in the band. But it’s a measure of the great emotional distance he’s traveled since then that the man who ...

After a three-year absence from the music biz, Paul Westerberg is to return April 23 with a two-CD set on Los Angeles independent label Vagrant that spans both sides of his musical personality. The… ...

Paul Westerberg‘s sound supposedly made a formal break from its Replacements roots a few years back with Suicaine Gratifaction, which may have been a bit too busy for its own good, but it showed ...

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When you've never seen a legendary band, you may be prone to romanticizing — or even mythologizing the group. For one 21-year-old standing near the front of the stage at The Replacements show Monday ...

The easiest way to enjoy Folker is to try and forget all that you know about Paul Westerberg. Never mind that he’s the sanctified underdog godfather of slacker garage rock. Momentarily separate him ...

Like most of Paul Westerberg’s post-Replacements work, Stereo and Mono are most listenable when the artist conveys vulnerability without the sappiness he often mistakes for maturity. The curiously ...