U-Men - U-Men [FULL ALBUM STREAM]

'U-Men' (Release date: November 3, 2017)

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[jankmedia]

So many great bands from that era that 99% of people have no clue about. I found a VHS of HYPE! at a dollar store back in the 90s when I was probably 9 years old, lol. To say it influenced me is an understatement.

[michaelbrown]

0:00 — "BLIGHT"
2:35 — "FLOWERS DGIH"
6:58 — "SHOOT 'EM DOWN"
11:04 — "GILA"
13:24 — "TROUBLE UNDER WATER"
16:08 — "MYSTERY PAIN"
19:41 — "LAST LUNCH"
21:48 — "CLUBS"
26:07 — "THE FUMES"
29:30 — "COW ROCK"
32:13 — "GREEN TRUMPET"
36:05 — "A YEAR AND A DAY"
39:57 — "TEN AFTER ONE"
42:54 — "THEY!"
46:27 — "U-MEN STOMP"
50:39 — "SOLID ACTION"
52:52 — "DIG IT A HOLE"
55:12 — "WHISTLIN' PETE"
59:00 — "2 X 4"
1:01:00 — "A THREE YEAR OLD COULD DO THAT"
1:03:35 — "JUICE PARTY"
1:05:33 — "FLEA CIRCUS"
1:08:30 — "TOO GOOD TO BE FOOD"
1:10:50 — "WILLIE DOG HURTS DOGS"
1:12:53 — "PAPA DOESN'T LOVE HIS CHILDREN ANYMORE"
1:16:22 — "PAY THE BUBBA"
1:19:23 — "FREEZEBOMB"
1:21:47 — "THAT'S WILD ABOUT JACK"
1:25:21 — "BAD LITTLE WOMAN"
1:27:53 — "SELFISH?"

[AO-jorq]

I want to thank Sub Pop for putting this out. Old U-Men fan here. I followed the band and saw many of their shows. I knew all of their released songs backwards and forwards, and I danced wildly to them at their shows back in the day. But there were always things in their set-lists that I did not recognize, so I was not surprised to see three songs added between the first and second EP.

[nsmith]

The U- Men turn my worst days around, this band kicks ass on so many levels, super underrated

[nicomacoalves]

Thank you. The roots of "sound of Seattle ".

[blairm]

I bought the single BLIGHT because of the cover...just looked cool...at a record store next to the Everett Mall - I think this was maybe '84. FLOWERS DGIH was the flip side. The opening riff of BLIGHT hooked me.

[AO-jorq]

RE: U-Men set-lists. I checked an online list of U-Men shows to see how many of them I could remember being at. I noticed that there were no set-lists posted for any of them. Being a huge fan, I should have written down their set-lists back in the day, but I didn't. I was teen then and always too excited to see my favorite band to bother with that kind of stuff. I was there to dance and rock out. But I wonder, did anyone note the set-lists? Is there a source for them? Also, I wonder if the band (or management) kept any tapes of live shows? If they did, I'm sure they'd be a little embarrassed today to release them. They were young and likely played worse than they would have liked to in hindsight. All artists hear their own mistakes best. But I can assure you, it all sounded great to the fans! If they kept tapes, maybe they could at least edit the best parts into a short live live album that could act as a kind of stand-in for folks who never saw them, and as a reminder for those of us who did. They were a great band. It matters not that they grew as musicians or are prouder of later bands/musical efforts (if that's the case). They fucking rocked. Nothing to be ashamed of there.

[ginnrollins]

I know that Green River's Come On Down E.P. is considered the first grunge album ever released, but knowing that this band released their self-titled E.P. just a year before Come On Down, isn't that considered the first grunge album or is it just post-punk?

[gutter]

All this good music waiting to be discovered

[Alltoofinite]

Like a American version of the birthday party… But super fun
One of the best things that ever came out of the country… Now everything sucks

[luckystrike]

THE REFUZORS and THE LEWD were real punk rock. This is just pre-grunge

[ksjeg]

I would be grateful if anyone writes here lyrics to at least one of these songs

[ericdahlstrom]

I always thought a umen/ foetus your in mid to late 80 s would been cool

[PuddingAtheist]

What the da freak year did they write "Selfish"