Husker Du: Zen Arcade
Genre: Punk Rock	Dates: 1984

A punk rock concept album about an '80s kid alone in the world, heart ripped out by lost love and brain addled by modern "civilization." No guitar has ever filled the speakers like Bob Mould's, and few singers have ever yelled with as much pain and empathy as Mould and drummer Grant Hart. The album comes to a crashing close with "Turn On the News," which features the following inspirational verse: "If there's one thing that I can't explain/It's why the world has to have so much pain/With all these ways of communicatin'/We can't get in touch with who we’re hatin'…."

Playlist:

1. Something I Learned Today
2. Broken Home, Broken Heart
3. Never Talking To You Again
4. Chartered Trips
5. Dreams Reoccurring
6. Indecision Time
7. Hare Krsna
8. Beyond The Threshold
9. Pride
10. I'll Never Forget You
11. Biggest Lie, The
12. What's Going On
13. Masochism World
14. Standing By The Sea
15. Somewhere
16. One Step At A Time
17. Pink Turns To Blue
18. Newest Industry
19. Monday Will Never Be The Same
20. Whatever
21. Tooth Fairy And The Princess, The
22. Turn On The News
23. Reoccurring Dreams