Brilliant podcast series. Somehow, Hüsker Dü still feels underrated. Maybe the greatest power trio ever? PS. Long live Grant Hart.

This was so awesome I revisit it once per year. A must for fans of the band, or good music in general!

I wish there were more podcast like this and more bands covered in this style!

Great band covered really well.

I am a big fan of Husker Du and had the opportunity to see them live in the 80’s and subsequently saw Sugar and Bob Mould in his various bands since then. I also just completed Bob Mould’s book. This podcast was great, starting with the beginning of the band and going up to the present day. It is linked with the release of a new catalog of old songs that were apparently only released when Grant Hart gave the go-ahead. If you are interested in their music in any capacity I highly recommend listening to this podcast.

Really well researched and incredibly produced oral history of an important band. Highly recommended.

So grateful for this

We need more! ;-)

Perfect show to enlighten the unenlightened on all things Huskers! Especially for those of us who never had the pleasure of seeing them live. Thanks so much for the music, Greg, Bob, and the late great Grant Hart. Peace...

Brings back a lot of great memories of Oak Folk Records on Lyndale, the 7th Street Entry, Northern Lights Music in downtown Minneapolis and Cheapo Records in St Paul. I never saw them live, but I remember that era of local music vividly. Nice job 89.3/The Current !!!!

I have loved this band for 25 years, and I never thought I would ever have this kind of insight into what made them "tick" as a band... and the tumult that would eventually break them apart. PLUS - you can hear just how good the Numero group's remastered stuff sounds. WOW.

Great overview of the awesome ground breaking Twin Cities band with some very cool interviews and the band sharing many stories not heard before.

Wonderful musical and oral history!