The Minutemen operated under a philosophy called . This was a DIY, budget-conscious lifestyle that included:
The definitive 45-track double LP. It was structured so that each band member (D. Boon, Mike Watt, George Hurley) "curated" one side, while the fourth side, titled "Chaff," contained the leftovers. Minutemen - Double Nickels On The Dime -1984- -1989-.rar
: Perhaps their most famous song, later used as the theme for MTV's Jackass . The Minutemen operated under a philosophy called
Minutemen - Double Nickels On The Dime -1984- -1989-.rar │ ├── 01_Studio_Albums/ │ ├── 1984_Double_Nickels_On_The_Dime/ │ ├── 1985_3_Way_Tie_For_Last/ │ ├── 02_EPs_Singles/ │ ├── 1984_Tour_Spiel/ │ ├── 1985_Project_Mersh/ │ ├── 03_Compilations/ │ ├── 1987_Ballot_Result/ │ ├── Post_Mersh_Vol_1-3/ │ ├── 04_Live/ │ ├── 1984-09-13_9_30_Club_DC/ │ ├── 1985-02-16_UFO_San_Pedro/ │ ├── 05_Rarities_Demos/ │ ├── Double_Nickels_Outtakes/ │ ├── Radio_Sessions/ │ ├── 06_Related_Projects/ │ ├── fIREHOSE_1986-1989/ │ ├── Mike_Watt_Early_Solo/ │ └── 07_Scans_Liner_Notes/ ├── Booklet_Double_Nickels/ ├── Flyers_and_Photos_1984-1989/ Boon, Mike Watt, George Hurley) "curated" one side,