Hüsker Dü - Land Speed Record (Full Album)

[@maxbrazzini9641]

this in not music... IT'S A MEDICINE FOR THE SOUL! In this 'chaos' there is something so perfect, and pure, and beautiful. How can some people live without know this gem? The fastest record ever (with DRI first ep+lp). A bible of rock music.

[@chetrok1]

Fuck yeah

[@treblam2]

+Max Brazzini Absolutely agree...

[@scharlesworth93]

hella dope

[@jonjones5152]

This is not the fastest record ever. Not by a long shot.

[@grrtc]

It's not the fastest but who cares? All that tinny noise is mustered and mastered into a diamond noise.

[@luisfelipecamargobackinful4642]

Bricklayer 12:30 Tired of Doing Things 13:26 You're Naive 14:24 Strange Week 15:15 Do the Bee 16:10 Big Sky 18:00 Ultracore 18:57 Let's Go Die 19:43 Data Control 21:16 End! 26:32

[@hahasimp]

"Hey babe, I am tired, can you put some relaxing music?" "Sure" **plays Land Speed Record**

[@TheLarryburns84]

*plays Confusion is Sex by Sonic Youth afterward*

[@PritchDringle]

If she's into it, she's a keeper.

[@celebral_pelosi]

>plays one of the million harder albums that came out since then as a twist for this tired self promoting joke

[@georgedantz3617]

I bought this album after I first got into Husker Du through the Zen Arcade album back in 1983. This, I believe, is the true definition of hardcore......

[@DickfriedVonDicken]

R.I.P Grant Hart, you will be missed ...

[@BigBlack81]

To find this album in the mid 90s was mind blowing. It's even more so now so many years after the fact. One of the finest punk albums ever made.

[@howardpowers2063]

I used to play Husker Du on rainy days at recess in 2nd grade in the late 70s. It was nothing like this ;)

[@blueshock]

2nd grade?

[@chetrok1]

As far back as I could remember this was my introduction to hardcore and every time I went to my friends house I begger him to let me put this tape on and Id get fucking amped and go skate my ass off with this album playing in my memory,,,Husker Du set the standard as did Jerrys Kids hardcore that gave you that feeling of being on the high of human concious

[@kryptichands968]

The best album Ive ever heard , its been 35 years and I never turned this off !!!! Still blows my mind

[@shawntoh]

HD pushes the beat to the point where they are swinging ahead of the beat like a Bebop band. I love it! Plus "All Tensed-Up" is one of the best anti-love songs of their early Punk period. RIP Grant Hart. Peace.

[@mattwalsh9413]

Its really wild and kinda awesome

[@adderon]

Don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing. Grant knew. Earl knows.

[@naturphilosophie1]

this cd has played in my car on repeat for more than two months straight

[@grrtc]

Hell yeah!

[@moelummy7272]

naturphilosophie1 seek help!

[@noisepollution6761]

MC REPRESENT*

[@kryptichands968]

This album has been on my mind for at least 33 years

[@noisepollution6761]

No friends anymore...

[@kolonelfranz31]

Played with my band as opening act back in the eighties! Probably an epic night, but we were so fucking wasted so i only can remember vague details of that gig! Still love them as fuck!

[@en6598]

This album inspired our music so much. After I heard it we went through a cuple of drummers because I just wanted to play faster and faster until they coudn't keep up with us. Im obsessed with speed now (not the drug tho I never liked that) and I drink less and use less drugs because they slow me down. I got to a point where my right arm is twice the size of my left and I go through a pick in a day. I fucking love Hüsker Dü

[@MacSvensson]

hahahaha! Awesome, dude! I'm a - very, very limited drummer. I can relate. I get cramps whenever we try to speed it up. If my guitarist and bass player see this comment: sorry guys, I simply cannot go that fast. My bad...

[@coreymorbid3211]

Jesus christ man

[@veritas4364]

Self-important teenage edgelord

[@drpibisback7680]

The musical equivalent of being run over by a truck. Holy shit.

[@MikeHermetic]

Holy shit... Bob's solo in Push the Button. Never really noticed/paid attention to that before. Husker Du were always Husker Du. This is an amazing collection of songs buried beneath a wall of speed and distortion. Can't wait for Savage Young Du!

[@nicoxxx5165]

What an album ! Classic. In the legend of punk hardcore.

[@djt47]

Was just talking about Gilligan's Island with a mate and then found this. Thanks for the post!

[@cpwalsh6245]

RIP Ginger!

[@Cosgrove247]

THE FUCKIN' BEST! WE WITNESSED THE BIG BANG - all buried under a storm of insane ploka beats and speed metal solos over jangly 60's pop. This is the fuckin' best band on the planet!

[@dreadknowledge1]

I love the little "wooooooooo" just before bob mould starts to sing on strange week

[@danielfinnegan9347]

This is better than ear plugs when working under quarantine with kids around. Simultaneous with ear plugs so you can only hear the music - even better

[@dragangagic5364]

Masterpiece

[@chinosaxis]

one of the underrated mega talented true power trio ,I mean who else was playing a set with such energy even you got blisters actually it was because I lost one shoe half way thru a set in pa.every album is unique in the fact that it is unlike the others before thanks for the tunes

[@paulsnider9208]

+chinosaxis Man, I was about five years too young; I missed Husker Du. Saw Sugar, though, and they were SO loud the wax in my ears actually liquefied and ran down the sides of my face. Only show I ever left early because of the volume. Bob Mould was so deaf.

[@chinosaxis]

always good to hear from another fan look thru the other channels especially the punk ones you might find more treasures lost but not forgotten keep checkin in I will be expanding the world music federation with world wide uploads and of course I do not own any thing found here I subscribe like the rest of the world to a file sharing mode let me know if there is something you cant find

[@EvanSchatz]

I got blisters just from listening to it lol my god the energy on this

[@davidnelson6874]

It’s been ages since I skied down this joyful mountain of I don’t know what. It’s breathtakingly joyful in it’s raw exuberance. Go Minnesota!

[@NickFixHC]

"Tired os doing things" is the peak of insanity. I love it.

[@abh3226]

true

[@stevegilmore2093]

tired of doing things your way your way your way tired of doing things your way your way your way tired of doing things your way your way your way

[@dreadknowledge1]

I know a lot of people say that the roir Bad Brains album is the best hardcore of all time but this album is so much more intense and tight yet chaotic.....I love this album

[@rocketsauce420]

This album is way more intense but bad brains wrote better/ more iconic songs imo

[@kryptichands968]

And middle class out of vogue

[@jmason61]

Kinda splitting hairs but this is very very LOUD FAST RULES

[@fakeis751]

RIP Grant Hart '1, 2...1, 2, 3, 4!'

[@abh3226]

1,...2,3,4 !

[@barny15]

This album was the first Husker Du I'd ever heard in my life. I picked it up sort of on a whim at a record store in Minneapolis one day and popped it into my car stereo. Hearing "All Tensed Up" for the first time felt like being hit head-on in the chest by a missile. Still my favorite Husker Du record after all these years.

[@LazyCowTV]

Fucking Brilliant!! Incessant. Haven't listened to it for years.

[@drunvert]

Being in So Cal, we never heard them. Too many other bands. But they damn well would have killed it here too.

[@barrylevinsky1152]

Hmmm, I seem to recall reading from Mr. Jack Rabid in a magazine written in New York, about how on the radio(legendary Noise the show, btw, from an Arizonian from North Phoenix with only standard FM, out of range of the college stations and only a couple stations for a couple hours usually on Sunday nights playing actual underground quality punk, metal, alternative

[@homemademetal7798]

best record ever, still a shiver down my spine when I listen to in 2017

[@nolandennes8248]

its 2022 and I shivered so hard I splooshed

[@kryptichands968]

My heart every thing i love thank you Bob

[@dns1235]

Saw this played live a 'million' times in Minneapolis. In.........sane I feel lucky. So rad.

[@dictatorwatch]

Got two copies, don't know how or why. Finally saw live, the Stockholm show. Husker Du and Flipper. That's it.

[@kryptichands968]

And Flipper,?

[@rolandwatson9867]

@@kryptichands968 You know Flipper? Saw them live on New Years Eve in New York City at Pyramid in the mid80s. Had the albums before. Interesting that Krist joined later. They had such an overpowering wall of sound. Listened to lots of hard core, loved black flag, but liked HD and Flipper best.

[@kryptichands968]

@@rolandwatson9867 i love Flipper

[@stevemurray8257]

For this to be your first full length. Nothing else like it really. Glorious.

[@agnostic227]

the first and true hc live album, 1981

[@hanna2850]

i would say germs were first in 1979 but i agree that this is an iconic album

[@kryptichands968]

@@hanna2850 "listen to the germs "

[@kryptichands968]

@@hanna2850 middle class, bad brains

[@rocknroll_jezus9233]

@@kryptichands968 weirdos, black flag

[@stinknut7454]

They said “live album” not just a regular album yall

[@davidprime6080]

My family's butler, Bartlesby, used to hate when I put this on as a teen, especially when I made him pogo along with me.

[@markezov]

"We'll be back for another set." In my dreams, Bob, in my dreams...

[@liborkozak4831]

2020...top10 album on my car playlist 🦅

[@hahasimp]

How many speed limit rules have you broken till now

[@the_refunct9205]

RIP Grant Hart. Those were days...

[@kryptichands968]

Fuck yes

[@chetrok1]

I stole this tape from my friend when I was 9 I still love it thanks for the post man

[@colddaze6680]

chetrok1 why didn't you just ask for friend to tape it onto a blank tape for you lol?

[@chetrok1]

+Cold Daze Aww man wish I had a logical anwser for that I dont think he had the capabilities to dub it but Im pretty sure I brought it back his older brother was pissed he gave him the tape I was young and stupid and I really regretfully stole like 2 tapes my whole life I just was addicted to the sound and confessed both times I bought both the albums later the golden days before the intrernet

[@DanHintz]

by far their best record.

[@JTPrime08]

GR8 Hardcore Masteriece, Husker-Du Rules:).

[@zekependergrass1463]

Ultimate punk record

[@chetrok1]

Beyond the facade

[@wynkindeworde6504]

Only just got here and I am not leaving!

[@victorzesiger5154]

Back in the day it was a race to who could play the fastest, Husker Du won.

[@kryptichands968]

It was all Bob, at least ive heard he was so about pushing hardcore to the extreme, i have nothing but love for this

[@chetrok1]

Best hard core album

[@splitlip2784]

chetrok1 Age Of Quarrel- Cro-Mags.

[@chetrok1]

Split Lip agree

[@jombiejuss]

Every song ends where the next one starts. Husker eternal.

[@liborkozak4831]

best band ever

[@skullhc2000]

Setlist: 1. All Tensed Up 0:00 2. Don't Try to Call 2:03 3. I'm Not Interested 3:32 4. Guns at My School 5:03 5. Push the Button 5:58 6. Gilligan's Island 7:48 7. M.T.C. 9:03 8. Don't Have a Life 10:19 9. Bricklayer 12:30 10. Tired of Doing Things 13:24 11. You're Naive 14:21 12. Strange Week 15:14 13. Do the Bee 16:09 14. Big Sky 18:00 15. Ultracore 18:57 16. Let's Go Die 19:43 17. Data Control 21:15

[@paulsnider9208]

Holy shit!

[@RockerCityClash]

great chaos

[@cocoygranada9403]

It really is not in the object where perfection can be found but rather at the palm of one's hands that sets forth in motion materials of unknown origins but could be shaped into a recording of some sorts

[@berthahernandeznavarrohern3332]

best husker du record!

[@ethanwalker6292]

Agreed, this is easily their best. I love most of HD's output but this set absolutely slays. Amazing record.

[@therollingbeachfloyd645]

Hoosker Doo

[@Eternyl_bliss-nj9se]

I bought a vintage record player at a garage sale and asked to see it working - she brought out this album to test it out. I said ok I will buy it if you throw the record in. Done deal. I had no idea they sounded like this. There other music was a bit toned down.

[@taterbapple9847]

I defo got into them on Everything Falls Apart. Love this as part of HD timeline but almost too blurry and fast to appreciate it.

[@gustavmarie]

Grant was channeling some Elvin Jones/Max Roach on the record...

[@FrenkOFrenk]

Avevo un professore universitario che aveva la reputazione di "scioccare" e così lo volli scioccare, facendogli ascoltare questo:

[@thanatoutheosJr]

e che disse?

[@FrenkOFrenk]

Nulla: era scioccato.

[@Antanix]

+Francesco Paglione direi ottima scelta...

[@svobodasimon1185]

io invece gli ho fatto ascoltare Napalm Death Brutal Truth Coffins e molti altri..................

[@mariaclaraarinelli4850]

forever in my heart...

[@robbriggs2277]

I love Grant Harts Gilligans Island!

[@xisotopex]

would like to hear studio versions of these tracks

[@stefanrothe8622]

Der Name ist Programm! 🤩👍👍💨

[@erickchristy7092]

Does anyone else think M.D.C. sounds" just a tiny bit" like this??? BTW THIS IS F***N HARDCORE

[@HipsterEatinShark]

Not really. I mean, you could say all hardcore sounds a tiny bit the same. But if you're talking about imitation, no way. They are way different. And those records came out a month within each other, man... and the bands had been crafting their songs in Austin and St Paul. I don't see it. I think everybody was playing loud fast rules in '81. At the end of the year, bands had albums.

[@barrylevinsky1152]

Also some of the not obvious bands of D.C. or Boston, Groinoids or United Mutations, JerryS Kids, Government Issue, or how about the Accused from seattle

[@ionutsfetcu4550]

Everyone stole their style.this is the most punk ever.

[@squeaka67]

lets start at the begining.

[@franciscocabezas8110]

Me recuerdan a mi juventud y los conciertos en los gaztetxes del país Vasco.

[@JohnnyConscious]

Fastest band in town 🖤

[@Kiwi_kindly]

I'd forgotten just how fast they played.

[@stevencowie7151]

Wasted Youth's album was 21 minutes long. Beat that. (LA).

[@willieluncheonette5843]

Angry Samoans Back From Samoa

[@stevencowie7151]

@@willieluncheonette5843 Noted. WY actually only 14 minutes long, what a memory. Never found any AS sadly, great to hear after all this time ...

[@willieluncheonette5843]

@@stevencowie7151 Thanks. I've written about that AS album which I consider one of the all time great HC albums. What an attack they had! If you ever think of buying it just make sure it's the origiinal press on Bad Trip. The subsequent reisues don't sound as good. The CD which contains all their ealy stuff is a good place to start for a beginner if the sound of CD's doesn't bother one.

[@insertnamehere5106]

Circle Jerks - Group Sex - 15 minutes

[@gussince1971]

PLAY LOUD !!!

[@noisepollution6761]

The Jesus lizard vs Head Like A Hole

[@rebusd]

I had heard that the original vinyl was cleaner and track separated; if that's what they reissued on Savage Young Du, I think I prefer the overall texture of the CD, even though it sounds like it was done on a ghetto blaster lol. There's something about the performances that comes out on this, and Bob's guitar sounds way heavier.

[@joyofsox]

Savage Young Du included a different set, from September 5.

[@rebusd]

​@@joyofsox Ah. Thanks! :) Would still love digital remasters of the Husker stuff. And I still like the LSR set recording overall.

[@RockerCityClash]

first of the best!

[@scruffyp9480]

This is Husker Du? :o

[@borbetomagus]

+Scruffy P +Michael Rubin This was part of the 'fast set' on August 15, 1981. There was a later 'slow set' which was comprised of the songs: Won't Say a Word, Wheels, Don't Try It, Private Hell, Diane, In a Free Land, Sex Dolls, Statues, It's Not Fair. From "Husker Du: The Story of the Noise-Pop Pioneers Who Launched Modern Rock" by Andrew Earles Long ago I think I heard either Bob or Grant talk about how much better the second set was, but never knew what songs were performed or heard that later set. At least someone had noted the above details.

[@paulwinkler446]

What a band. Greg Norton doesn't get enough props ... check out the cool melodic bass at kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWSwlpuqnM5-pLs

[@caseysniper308]

the beginning.

[@dictatorwatch]

Went into a hardcore shop in Amsterdam. Guy was a tool, said this band and that band not HC. I said LSR. OK.

[@TheLarryburns84]

this, the first Meat Puppets EP, the first DRI EP and Deep Wound's EP. some of the fastest stuff you can get. man..

[@risboturbide9396]

Yeah, the first Meat Puppets was sick... So far from their late 80's records.

[@HeyHeyChey]

I though I heard they were coming back to play more songs...

[@olivercornford8353]

Is anyone else super confused by the time stamps

[@EvanSchatz]

13:15 might be the hardest transition of all time

[@darylcumming7119]

The early eighties.

[@operativooperativo1478]

I got the original record...

[@ribonucleic]

Production is less dated than “Warehouse”.

[@Satyric7]

Tim Walz brought me here.

[@user-zi4pu9ce7z]

Do you remember?

[@MichaelThomas-ll1hw]

WhY dOeS iT hAvE tO bE sO lOuD????

[@渡辺賢太郎-c2i]

凄十十十十十十十十十十

[@AcoskyFilms]

"For educational and cultural purposes” my ass.

[@chetrok1]

You're ass hurt

[@scharlesworth93]

Husker Dude

[@noisepollution6761]

WGAF

[@markoanic9653]

Chaos in U.S.A!

[@allenhanford]

I will never understand why anyone likes this band. Dead Kennedys, Circle Jerks, even Black Flag all had actual songs with lyrics. This is just 2/4 drums, barre chords and yelling. Not at all interesting.