The Making of VS. by Mission of Burma - featuring Roger Miller, Clint Conley and Peter Prescott

[@nickfanzo]

Love that record.

[@ka1lsh]

So great to hear the original members talk about this album. This was a milestone for sure.

[@jeffc4862]

I'll never forget seeing Mission of Burma in Detroit on the VS tour - to this day, still one of the best shows I've ever seen, and when some friends and I made our way to the 'green room', everyone in the band was super cool! Still have my autographed copy of the album!

[@tomscan64]

Possibly the most enjoyable two hours one can spend on youtube

[@Jorenanthony]

Thanks to the band members and those who produced this. Since 1991, Ive been listening to Vs. Solid inspiration.

[@thenewdumb]

Taking this in chunks but I just love these guys and hearing them talk about this amazing record is just so satisfying. I feel like, as a diy musician, they have always been my “Boston band role models” and this absolutely fits right in with the high regards I hold them in.

[@jackshelton6918]

Amazing LP amazing band they tore it up

[@Jorenanthony]

‘Train’ is one of my favorites off the LP. Non-repeat!

[@synthzz9178]

Wow, thanks for this! Love from Milan, Italy

[@ffbernie]

really enjoyed this thanks

[@slimedog]

The first two local Boston bands that I would see each time they play was Human Sexual Response and Mission of Burma and they remain two of my favorite local bands. I think this is a great album and also very representative of what it was like to see them play live. And I'm surprised that though I like every song on the album it's side two that has my favorites which is rare on anyone's album.

[@slimedog]

Solo on Einstein's Day, I agree with Peter, is amazing- Roger moves in Robert Fripp's territory.