- Where does Johnnys Gonna Die fit on a record this rowdy, and does its slower weight break the album or deepen it?
- Which song here would you play to convince someone who only knows later Replacements records that this debut is worth their time?
- Tommy Stinson was fourteen when this was recorded, so how much does knowing the band's ages change how you hear the album?
- Eighteen tracks in around 36 minutes is a lot, so which songs feel essential and which start to blur together?
- Does the sloppy, half-drunk energy across songs like Customer and Shutup feel like an authentic identity or a pose the band is trying on?
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