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Genre: Popular Music
Media Format: Compact Disk
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Release Date: 19-SEP-1990

Tracklisting:A1 Anxious Mo-Fo (1:15) A2 Theatre Is The Life Of You (1:28) A3 Viet Nam (1:27) A4 Cohesion (1:57) A5 It's Expected I'm Gone (2:07) A6 #1 Hit Song (1:52) A7 Two Beads At The End (1:50) A8 Do You Want New Wave Or Do You Want The Truth? (1:46) A9 Don't Look Now (1:40) A10 Shit From An Old Notebook (1:33) A11 Nature Without Man (1:43) A12 One Reporter's Opinion (1:47) B1 Political Song For Michael Jackson To Sing (1:29) B2 Maybe Partying Will Help (1:57) B3 Toadies (1:38) B4 Retreat (1:55) B5 The Big Foist (1:27) B6 God Bows To Math (1:18) B7 Corona (2:29) B8 The Glory Of Man (2:52) B9 Take 5, D. (1:41) B10 My Heart And The Real World (1:03) B11 History Lesson - Part II (2:12) C1 You Need The Glory (2:00) C2 Thr Roar Of The Masses Could Be Farts (1:21) C3 Mr. Robot's Holy Orders (3:00) C4 West Germany (1:49) C5 The Politics Of Time (1:08) C6 Themselves (1:18) C7 Please Don't Be Gentle With Me (0:46) C8 Nothing Indeed (1:20) C9 No Exchange (1:54) C10 There Ain't Shit On TV Tonight (1:35) C11 This Ain't No Picnic (1:54) C12 Spillage (1:48) D1 Untitled Song For Latin America (2:02) D2 Jesus And Tequila (2:56) D3 June 16th (1:47) D4 Storm In My House (2:02) D5 Martin's Story (0:51) D6 Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love (0:38) D7 Doctor Wu (1:41) D8 Little Man With A Gun In His Hand (2:53) D9 The World According To Nouns (2:02) D10 Love Dance (2:03)

WE JAM ECONO - THE STORY OF THE MINUTEMEN is the acclaimed feature-length documentary on the too-brief life of one of the most revered, intriguing, and inspired American bands ever. At the heart of their story is the immeasurable personal and musical bond between bassist Mike Watt and singer and guiatrist D. Boon. Childhood friends, their unbridled creativity and political views were the foundation of this groundbreaking band which refused to be categorized as Punk.

The film weaves together personal tales from Watt and drummer George Hurley with archival interview footage of the band and rare live performances. New interviews with over 50 musicians, artists, journalists, and friends help tell the Minutemen story, from their humble beginnings in the harbor town of San Pedro, California, to the tragic 1985 death of D. Boon in a highway accident in the Arizona desert.