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Who Really Cares may lack the bemused whimsy that made their debut record so universally adored
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"And I knew the sounds I was hearing in my head were so unorthodox that I had to do most of it myself
The Replacements "Tim" (USED) cassettes says Robert MailhouseThe middle title among the triad of seasoned but not depleted mid '80s Replacements albums, Tim isn't as inspired as its predecessor, Let It Be, nor as involving as its successor, Pleased to Meet Me. Still, it's the work of a wondrous foursome near the peak of its powers, and, as collections of songs go, it may be Paul Westerberg's crowning achievement. ''Kiss Me on the Bus,'' ''Swinging Party,'' and ''Here Comes a Regular'' pretty much set the