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Tim

Tim

The 1985 fourth studio album by American alternative rock band The Replacements.

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  • Spines, Flicks, and Wax
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    “Sadly, the last record guitarist Bob Stinson played on and it's killer. However, check out post-Bob Replacements records Pleased to Meet Me and Don't Tell a Soul, both released with killer replacement guitarist, Slim Dunlap. All Shook Down, the band's last record, is also very good but the previous two are just rockin'. Killer Tracks: "Kiss Me on the Bus", "Waitress in the Sky", "Swingin' Party", "Bastards of Young" (bad ass song), "Left of the Dial" (very killer track), "Little Mascara", and "Here Comes a Regular".”

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