The Replacements

Before alternative became mainstream, college rock was holding it down for the left of the dial bands. Look back at the best albums of the college rock era.

These bands either broke up onstage in front of their fans or waited until shortly after a performance to announce their split.

He played on two of the band's studio albums and contributed to their biggest commercial hit.

They were setting themselves up for stirring new successes. Unfortunately, trouble loomed.

'Live at the Bowery Electric' was culled from shows with Walter Lure, the lone survivor from Johnny Thunders' 'L.A.M.F.'-era band.

Diffuser is pleased to premiere a track from the Replacements' upcoming live release, 'For Sale: Live at Maxwell's 1986.'

One of the Replacements' most famous and greatest concerts is getting an official release.

In 1982, Paul Westerberg's new song "Kids Don't Follow" was the impetus for releasing a new recording.

The Replacements end the band's first era in 1987 with one of their best albums, 'Pleased to Meet Me.'

We're ranking all of the studio albums recorded by the influential post-punk band.