Terms of Psychic Warfare: Bob Mould v. Grant Hart by Pop Kulcher

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Submit Date: 10/6/2004
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Terms of Psychic Warfare: Bob Mould v. Grant Hart


Artist	Song
Husker Du	Sunshine Superman

Husker Du	It's Not Funny Any More

Husker Du	Never Talking To You Again

Husker Du	Pink Turns To Blue

Husker Du	Books About UFO's

Husker Du	Girl Who Lives On Heaven Hill

Husker Du	Terms Of Psychic Warfare

Husker Du	Green Eyes

Husker Du	Flexible Flyer

Husker Du	Don't Want To Know If You Are Lonely

Husker Du	Sorry Somehow

Husker Du	Dead Set On Destruction

Husker Du	Too Much Spice

Husker Du	Back From Somewhere

Husker Du	She Floated Away

Grant Hart	Twenty-Five Forty-One

Grant Hart	Fanfare In D Major (Come, Come)

Grant Hart	Now That You Know Me

Nova Mob	Admiral Of The Sea

Nova Mob	Where You Gonna Land

Nova Mob	The Last Days Of Pompeii

Nova Mob	Evergreen Memorial Drive

Grant Hart	Think It Over Now

Grant Hart	Run Run Run To The Centre Pompidou

BONUS TRACK:	-

The Posies	Grant Hart

Comment:

This is actually a 2-cdr set, combining the Bob Mould/Husker Du/Sugar set I recently posted (http://www.artofthemix.org/FindAMix/getcontents.asp?strMixID=80042) with a new Grant Hart/Husker Du/Nova Mob mix. The latter essentially filches a concept from Rob Conroy, with only minor variations. (And special thanks to Rob for a few of these tracks.) Though I tend to prefer Hart's hooky pop to Mould's heavier, more angst-ridden rock (particularly in the Husker Du era), it's hard to deny that much of Mould's solo work & Sugar output is a bit stronger than Hart's more erratic solo work. Still, "2541" is amazing, as are a couple of his later solo & Nova Mob tunes.

Feedback:

Salman1
Date: 10/6/2004

Great mix. "Never Talking To You Again" is still one of my all-time fav. Husker Du songs. From what I've heard of Nova Mob, they're pretty decent.

Moe
Date: 10/6/2004

I always thought that I liked Mould's Husker Du compositions more than Grant's, but after seeing this tracklisting, I know realize that Mr. Hart was responsible for some of the band's finest moments. Love the Cheap Trick-like Pink Turns to Blue, as well as Dead Set on Destruction, the frequently covered Don't Want to Know If You Are Lonely and Green Eyes.

Moe
Date: 10/6/2004

I "now" realize. Geez, can I ever leave a comment without a typo?

Rob Conroy
Date: 10/6/2004

Nice, my friend. I, however, disagree strongly with your assessment of Grant's solo tracks, especially since Intolerance is my favorite thing that he's ever been involved with (including any Huskers album). Nice twist with the Posies ending.

McDonald12
Date: 10/6/2004

like all of this. Great stuff,Marc

12vman
Date: 10/7/2004

Very, very nice.

Sean Lally
Date: 10/7/2004

Good collection. I think that my biggest beef with Mould is his voice - I just like Hart's voice more, especially post-HD. But that's just me. I think that both of them have a spotty career after HD.