Now go out into the world and don't tell a soul.
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I don't tell a soul and feel that shame because of what a horrific person I must be to those people.
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At the time Don't Tell A Soul was being released, you did an interview with Kurt Loder at MTV News in which you said that you didn't think any bands from the 80s would end up making the history books.
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" Kardashian West said Caitlyn asked her not to tell anyone about the incident, saying: "One day I'll sit down and I'll explain this all to you, but until then, please don't tell a soul and please don't tell your mother.
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He'd compressed the band's sound to make it more radio-friendly—subtracting certain elements, adding horns, and largely ripping away much of the scraggly, rag-tag magic that had informed classics like Let It Be and Pleased To Meet Me. But when guitarist Slim Dunlap's wife found an early mix by the album's original producer, Matt Wallace, in her basement, it provided the blueprint for what would become Dead Man's Pop, a 2019 box-set reissue of Don't Tell a Soul that includes live tracks and demos from the same era.
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Don't Tell a Soul is the sixth studio album by the American rock band The Replacements, released on February 1, 1989 by Sire Records.
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Dead Man's Pop is a box set by The Replacements released by Rhino Entertainment on September 27, 2019. The box set includes a remix of the band's 1989 album, Don't Tell a Soul known as Don't Tell a Soul Redux, mixed by the album's original producer, Matt Wallace. Also included is a disc of rarities and unreleased tracks called We Know the Night: Rare and Unreleased which contains early versions of songs from the Don't Tell a Soul album and songs recorded with singer Tom Waits. The last two discs are a live album called The Complete Inconcerated Live, which expands upon the 1989 promotional EP, Inconcerated Live.
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Don't Tell a Soul received generally favorable reviews, with critics noting the music's more mature themes and increasing disillusionment, along with a more private outlook. Ira Robbins of Rolling Stone praised Westerberg's writing, stating that Don't Tell a Soul "is full of his sharp-tongued wordplay and idiosyncratic musical structures." In February 1990, the album was ranked at number 16 in The Village Voices 1989 Pazz & Jop critics' poll.
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3oclockreep is a 2008 album from Paul Westerberg. It includes material recorded with The Replacements for 1989's Don't Tell a Soul. The album was released on September 1, 2008, on TuneCore for $3.99; users could also purchase the tracks separately for $3.00 and 99 cents respectively.
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Don't Tell a Soul is a 2020 American drama thriller film written and directed by Alex McAulay in his directorial debut. It stars Jack Dylan Grazer, Fionn Whitehead, Rainn Wilson and Mena Suvari. The film had its world premiere at the Deauville Film Festival on September 8, 2020.
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At number 69 (Don't Tell a Soul reached 57) on the Billboard 200, All Shook Down was The Replacements' second-best-selling album. It received four stars from Rolling Stone who called The Replacements "America's best band". Allmusic didn't like it but gave the album four and a half stars, and, undated, appears to predict the band's breakup. Early on The Replacements refused to make videos but later made commercial videos for Sire and MTV.
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The Replacements had recording sessions at Bearsville for their Don't Tell a Soul album but the recordings were not used for the album. They were eventually released as part of the Dead Man's Pop box set in 2019. During the Bearsville recording session, the band trashed the recording studio and living quarters and played a game they called "Dodge knife" that was like dodgeball but using knives. Singer Jeff Buckley recorded his debut album Grace at Bearsville in late 1993 and early 1994.
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After the release of Tim, The Replacements fired Tommy's brother, Bob Stinson, as well as Jesperson the same year. The remaining Replacements carried on as a trio for Pleased to Meet Me, released in 1987, recorded in Memphis with producer Jim Dickinson. Guitarist Slim Dunlap took over lead guitar duties for the subsequent tour and soon became a full member of the band. They released Don't Tell a Soul, in 1989, which featured the song "I'll Be You", which topped Billboard's Modern Rock chart.
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In 2019, Wilson appeared in the independent drama Blackbird, opposite Susan Sarandon and Kate Winslet, and in the independent thriller Don't Tell A Soul, opposite Jack Dylan Grazer and Fionn Whitehead. Wilson was cast as a series regular opposite John Cusack and Sasha Lane in the new Amazon Original Series Utopia, as virologist Dr. Michael Sterns. On October 10, 2019 he was featured in a 30 minute YouTube documentary created by SoulPancake in collaboration with Funny or Die wherein a variety of comedians discuss mental health called Laughing Matters.
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The band's next album, Don't Tell a Soul, was a quieter, less punky affair, largely considered an attempt at mainstream success. While the move cost the Replacements the appreciation of some hardcore fans, the album had some notable songs, such as "Achin' to Be" and "I'll Be You", which topped the Billboard Modern Rock chart. The band then made a second appearance on network television, on the short-lived ABC program International Rock Awards, for which they performed a typically energetic version of "Talent Show" and caused a minor controversy when Westerberg responded to the network's censoring of the "feeling good from the pills we took" line by inserting an uncensored "It's too late to take pills, here we go" at the end of the song. The band appeared on the cover of Musician magazine in February 1989, in which it was described as "the last, best band of the 80s".
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