The ReplacementsBest The Replacements Albums Ranked

Sorry Ma, Forgot To Take Out The Trash (Deluxe Edition)

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9.4

“Their persona is so well defined: The Replacements were the working-class kids bursting with talent but always ready to squander it; the bratty wise guys with a sensitive streak who refused to play by the rules. But the group's persona has a distancing effect for those who are new to the band. There's never been a shortage of thirty and fortysomethings reminiscing about the 'Mats. You read about t”

Sorry Ma! Forgot to Take Out the Trash!

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9.4

“Their persona is so well defined: The Replacements were the working-class kids bursting with talent but always ready to squander it; the bratty wise guys with a sensitive streak who refused to play by the rules. But the group's persona has a distancing effect for those who are new to the band. There's never been a shortage of thirty and fortysomethings reminiscing about the 'Mats. You read about t”

Pleased To Meet Me (Super Deluxe Edition) [2020 Remaster]

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9.3

“The latest in the band’s series of expanded editions focuses on their second major-label record, the moment in which Paul Westerberg’s punk impulses, pop instincts, and poetic soul came into focus as never before.”

Let It Be (Deluxe Edition)

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9.0

“Packaged with live recordings and studio rarities, the Mats’ 1984 masterpiece gets a thoughtful new box set that illustrates the precarity and magic of their unlikely breakthrough.”

Don't You Know Who I Think I Was? - The Best of the Replacements

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8.8

“Rhino collects 18 of the best tracks from America's quintessential 1980s rock critic band and adds two recent songs cut by the surviving members.”

Tim (Let It Bleed Edition)

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8.7

“This deluxe reissue is the holy grail that fans of Tim have dreamt of: a new mix that instantly becomes the best and most definitive album in the Replacements’ catalog.”