Original sentence: Boon, the guitarist, died and the band dissolved.Double Nickels on the Dime is an album recorded by The Minutemen on the SST label in 1984.Double Nickels on the Dime was a sprawling smorgasborg of punk, funk, spoken word, noise, 70's rock, beautiful fragments and even jazz.It was meant as a response to Husker Du's wonderful ambitious double album Zen Arcade.Less than two years after recording the album D.Standout tracks include "History Lesson part II", "Corona", "Jesus and Tequila", "Dr.The album requires seveveral listens to get the whole picture.Wu" (a Steely Dan cover) and "This Ain't No Picnic"
Edited sentence: Double Nickel's requires sevel listens to get the whole picture.For folks who think they know what so.Less than two years later D.Several listenings is made easy however by the infectiously positive attitude this trio exhibited in all their work.The Minutemen's SST 1984 response to Husker Du's wonderful but over-reaching Zen Arcade.There are some real gems here including History Lesson part II, Corona, Jesus and Tequila, Dr.Where the Husker's effort was a daring throw back to the concept album, Double Nickels was a wonderfully sprawling smorgasborg of punk, funk, spoken word, noise, 70's rock, beautiful fragments and even jazz.Wu (a great Steely Dan cover), This Ain't No Picnic......and much more.boon, Mike Watt's guitarist, would die in a auto accident and the world lost the most promising of the Cali hard core punk scene and American underground, indy music.hard core was this is a true curve ball of exspansive creativity