false 2025-11-07 21:06:40 Introducing the Minutemen 1998 1998-07-28 1998-07-28 59 Alternative Rock Rock ae5bca05-027e-4fe8-89ce-ceaba230e6db d4ad0149-d8ae-4105-8009-0221fce9ff35 79c4ac57-b42b-3f19-ae6c-91a934e04398 /config/metadata/library/00/00dadfa261174e1c8fbf35af5450cb51/folder.jpg Minutemen Minutemen 1 1 Definitions 01:14 1 2 Joe McCarthy's Ghost 01:01 1 3 Paranoid Chant 01:19 1 4 Search 00:53 1 5 Punch Line 00:42 1 6 Fanatics 00:33 1 7 Straight Jacket 01:00 1 8 Bob Dylan Wrote Propaganda Songs 01:29 1 8 Bob Dylan Wrote Propaganda Songs 01:30 1 9 Fake Contest 01:44 1 10 The Anchor 02:33 1 11 Split Red 00:53 1 12 Life as a Rehearsal 01:36 1 13 Cut 02:03 1 14 Dream Told by Moto 01:47 1 15 I Felt Like a Gringo 01:58 1 16 Political Song for Michael Jackson to Sing 01:30 1 17 Maybe Partying Will Help 01:57 1 18 Toadies 01:39 1 19 Corona 02:27 1 20 History Lesson, Part II 02:13 1 21 This Ain't No Picnic 01:58 1 22 King of the Hill 03:24 1 23 Tour-Spiel 02:48 1 24 Price of Paradise 03:37 1 25 Big Stick 02:33 1 26 Courage 02:34 1 27 Spoken Word Piece 01:07 1 28 Just Another Soldier 01:58 1 29 If Reagan Played Disco 01:19 1 30 Case Closed 01:30 1 31 Futurism Restated 00:58 1 32 Joy 00:55 1 33 Black Sheep 01:10 1 34 Badges 00:36 1 35 Party With Me Punker 00:56 Minutemen were an American punk rock band formed in San Pedro, California, in 1980. Composed of guitarist/vocalist D. Boon, bassist/vocalist Mike Watt, and drummer George Hurley, Minutemen recorded four albums and eight EPs before Boon's death in an automobile accident in 1985; the band broke up shortly thereafter. They were noted in the California punk community for a philosophy of "jamming econo"—a sense of thriftiness reflected in their touring and short, tight songs, and for their eclectic style, drawing on hardcore punk, funk, jazz, and other sources.