Big Trouble House

about

Big Trouble House was a Minneapolis alternative, punkish, jazz power trio. The band’s original lineup was, front man (now legendary music video director) Phil Harder vocals and guitar, his childhood friend Pat Langrick on bass and Minneapolis scenester Derek Hoppe on drums. They were most active from 1988 through 1992, during that time the band mostly toured the Midwest, east coast, and southeast U.S. with one European tour until drummer Derek Hoppe left the band for a more solitude life in Hawaii. After Derek left to live in Honolulu Phil and Pat played and recorded with two other drummers, Tom Cook (formally of the Magnolias) and Steve Foley from the Replacements. They also recorded and performed a few songs with other notable musicians, such as Greg Dulli of The Afghan Whigs, but they didn’t ever really tour again or play any of their earlier material. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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Mouthful of Violence

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Dü Hüskers - The Twin Cities Replay Zen Arcade

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Dü Hüskers: The Twin Cities Replay Zen Arcade

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Du Huskers: The Twin Cities Replay Zen Arcade

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Moutful of Violence 12''

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Mouthfull Of Violence

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Afghanistan 12''

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Du Huskers: Twin Cities Replay Zen Arcade

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Du Huskers:The Twin Cities Replay Zen Arcade

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Big Trouble House

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Watered Down 45

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Watered Down 7''

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