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title: "Sorry Ma, Forgot To Take Out The Trash (Deluxe Edition)"
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# Sorry Ma, Forgot To Take Out The Trash (Deluxe Edition)

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Rhino&apos;s remastered & expanded deluxe edition features the original 18-track set plus 13 bonus selections, all but one previously unreleased. The Replacements&apos; audacious 1981 Twin/Tone debut Sorry Ma Forgot To Take Out The Trash instantly heralded the Minneapolis-based indie rock phenomenon&apos;s competing tendencies towards indelible genius and bleary, drunken anarchy. With now classic songs including &apos;Takin&apos; A Ride,&apos; &apos;Shiftless When Idle,&apos; &apos;Customer&apos; and &apos;Johnny&apos;s Gonna Die,&apos; the &apos;Mats&apos; legendary founding line-up-lead singer/songwriter and guitarist Paul Westerberg, Chris Mars (drums) and brothers Bob and Tommy Stinson (guitar and bass, respectively)-unleashed a shambling, brilliant sound that profoundly influenced the course of modern rock.

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## Customer Reviews

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    Sorry Ma, Forgot To Take Out The Trash
  

*by M***N on Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2008*

The Replacements-Sorry Ma, Forgot To Take Out The Trash ****Released in 1981, Sorry Ma Forgot To Take Out The Trash was the debut from some of Minnesota's finest the legendary Replacements. When most people hear or think the Replacements, that assuming you even know who the Replacements are, they think Pleased To Meet Me, and Tim, or maybe if you are really know your stuff Let It Be. Few people realize the band was around before Let It Be. To be clear this is not The Beatles Let It Be, oh no. Hootenanny, Stink, Sorry Ma all came out before. Now Sorry Ma is nothing like the bands later material either. It's much, much more raw. The production is not as clean but actually makes the album sound better over all then that of Tim and Pleased To Meet Me.This is the earliest carnation of the band with both Stinson brothers. The fantastic Bob Stinson on lead guitar. Bob is one of the most underrated guitar players in all of rock and roll. Tommy Stinson on bass. At the time of this album Tommy was only about fourteen years old, amazing huh. Christopher Mars on the drums. The poetic Paul Westerberg on lyrics, rhythm guitar and lead vocals.For some reason or another some people call this album along with Stink hardcore. Well that couldn't be further from the truth. The Replacements couldn't be hardcore if they tried. Tommy Stinson has been quoted as saying "In the eighties hardcore is what you wished your band was but you just knew that, that was not your band, like with us." Yeah this is more punk then they would ever do again. Songs like 'Takin A Ride' 'Customer' 'Otto' and 'Shutup' are just straight up punk yes, but not hardcore. So sorry if you were looking for hardcore but this is not it, and for those of you later day Replacements fans who were afraid of this because you heard it was hardcore well fear no more. 'Johnnys Gonna Die' is more or less loosely based on lead guitarist Bob Stinson who aside from being eccentric on stage dressing in such things as dresses he was also a massive druggie and drunk which is why in the liner notes he is listed as Smokin' (and drinkin') Bob Stinson. 'I Hate Music' is classic Replacements humor as does 'I Bought A Headache.' 'Raised In The City' the track which closes the album is tied with 'Takin A Ride' the song which opens the album for the strongest track. They are the two best songs by the band out of their first three albums, not till Let It Be would those track be topped.Sorry Ma, Forgot To Take Out The Trash is the album that started it all. The Replacements were concidered by the time the disbanded one of the greatest bands of all time, and still today they are looked at that one, but more now than then as the legend has grown. It is both humbling and interesting to see where the band came from as well as rewarding.

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    "Where are the Twinkies?"
  

*by A***S on Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2018*

Heard of this band years ago but didn't listen to them until now.  Very good straight ahead punk rock from a time where the scene was beginning to  move towards a more hardcore sound. Really liked the opening track "Taking a Ride" and loved the song "Customer".  Also liked "Otto" although many including the band tend to pan this track.  "Johnny's Gonna Die" has a more melodic sound compared to the other tracks but its an excellent track (Johnny Thunders wouldn't actually die until about a decade after this).  There are also a bunch of extra tracks not on the original release that makes this even more enjoyable.  If you like good old fashioned rock n roll style punk rock give this a whirl.

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    Great album for early diehard fans. I am sure their freshmen efforts were memorable!
  

*by B***L on Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2019*

I have loved the Mats for years. I got on board around Pleased ToMeet Me. I just finished a good bio on the band and had to hear their crazy early years. This is full of unrefined raucous r&r. You gotta love these drunken rowdy misfits but this album is strictly for diehards and those who got to witness this train wreck live back in the day.

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