**Nuevo disco de vinilo de vinilo

3-Way Tie (For Last) was the final studio album by Minutemen, the San Pedro trio of D. Boon, Mike Watt and George Hurley. SST released it in late 1985, only weeks before D. Boon's death in a road accident that December brought the band to an end.

Recorded at Radio Tokyo in Venice, California, it shows how far the band had travelled from their short, sharp early days. The songs are fiercely political: "The Price of Paradise", "Just Another Soldier" and "Political Nightmare" take aim at war and Reagan-era America, and all three members bring their own restless ideas to the writing.

The band's love of all kinds of music shines through in the covers: Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Have You Ever Seen the Rain", Blue Oyster Cult's "The Red and the Black", Roky Erickson's "Bermuda" and the Meat Puppets' "Lost". Punk, funk, folk and jazz all collide in sixteen songs. An essential chapter of American underground rock for any collection.

Side A
1. The Price of Paradise
2. Lost
3. The Big Stick
4. Political Nightmare
5. Courage
6. Have You Ever Seen the Rain

Side B
1. The Red and the Black
2. Spoken Word Piece
3. No One
4. Stories
5. What Is It?
6. Ack Ack Ack
7. Just Another Soldier
8. Situations at Hand
9. Hittin' the Bong
10. Bermuda