Posted a bunch of rare Husker Du songs on youtube
 

audio only, some cool tracks including Metal Circus and Zen Arcade outtakes...I'm gonna do more because they're good songs and fans should hear them. Some of the quality lacks on some, but they fucking rock anyway.

I can make a folder to share of Husker mp3 rarities if anyone wants 'em.

http://www.youtube.com/HUSKERchout

Mighty kind of you, Chout.

Cool, thanks.

I'm rather interested. Youtube is down so I can't see at the moment.

Many thanks for this, CHOUT. I reckon we should sing songs from 'Candy Apple Grey' while on the rollercoaster at Disneyland. What do you think?

"Eiffel Tower High" would be a mighty good song for on a rollercoaster.

Can I come too?

That's my favorite song on Candy Apple Grey.

Oh God, Porky's gonna get all possessive now...

much rep for sharing your gold, chout.

sorry to bother again, but i really want that 93 tape, can you please send me a copy? i'll pay for the postage costs and send you an extra...

the sy portugal one? I haven't transferred it all to my computer. I will sometime, but there's lots of things I also have 2 Du.


I will compile a husker rarity folder soon...lots of cool shit, including a 9+ minute live version of Hare Krsna...

someone post some youtube videos of 80-83 Meat Puppets Stuff

I have an audio of a Meat Puppets interview from 82 that I got directly from the guy who interviewed them...no video I don't think of anything from them unfortunately.

I also have them playing the 'Charles In Charge' theme on tape somewhere...it's pretty funny.

The Husker Du on Good Company video I posted made it to #1 of Minnesota's Greatest Youtube Hits in the paper here today!
http://www.startribune.com/music/story/1246639.html
1. HÜSKER DÜ on "Good Company"
If there's a time capsule of the Twin Cities circa 1985 buried somewhere, it should be dug up to add this montage. An audience that could pass for the Nancy Reagan fan club looks on deer-in-headlights style as the scruffy punk-rock trio blasts through two songs. Show host Steve Edelman, to his credit, actually does a good job interviewing the band, then on the verge of its major-label debut. Tellingly, though, Steve's congenial co-host wife, Sharon Anderson, is nowhere to be found.

I still need to compile the rarities for you guys...I'll do it soon.