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	Grant Hart - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Grant Hart (born March 18, 1961) was the drummer and with Bob Mould one of two main singer/songwriters for Hüsker Dü, a pioneering punk rock group from Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota.
		The band dissolved after a show in Columbia, Missouri, during which Hart was unable to carry his drumming and vocal duties due to heroin sickness.
		In 2004 Hart and Mould reunited at the benefit concert for Karl Mueller, the bassist for fellow Minneapolis stalwarts, Soul Asylum, who was then fighting what would turn out to be a losing battle with cancer.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Grant_Hart (533 words)

	Hüsker Dü - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hart and Mould bonded over a shared love of the Ramones, and soon after enlisted Norton and Pine to form a band.
		In a 1984 interview, Hart reports that Hüsker Dü had their origins in a group called Three Guys With Skinny Ties (presumably a new wave ensemble, given the fondness of musicians in that genre of slender neckties).
		Hart and Norton's tone throughout the interview seems tongue in cheek; they offer slightly absurd, gently antagonistic replies, perhaps calling into question the honesty of their statements.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/H%C3%BCsker_D%C3%BC (2266 words)

	TrouserPress.com :: Grant Hart
		Although Mould vented the depths of his disillusion and anger on 1989's Workbook, Hart got in the first work on the plucky title track of a 1988 three-song 12-inch, painting the split in terms of a couple's first apartment — the number of which just happened to coincide with the band's office/studio address.
		(Hart denied that was his intent but few believed him.) In any case, "2541" is a toouchingly sad acoustic folk-rock number with a typically catchy melody.
		A moving description of Hart's pain as well as an assertion of his survival, Intolerance — a simply played one-man band solo project that avoids familiarity by using '60s-style organ as the most prominent rhythm instrument — deals with more than one traumatic aspect of his life.
	www.trouserpress.com /entry.php?a=grant_hart (397 words)

	Grant Hart biography
		Only 17, Grant Hart was nonetheless a veteran of a handful of previous bands and had already been playing music professionally since the age of 13.
		Ironically, it was Grant's refusal to take the credit for this work that caused friction when other members insisted on receiving a fee for production of the records.
		Grant's 2000 release, "Good News for Modern Man" continues with his practice of laying down all the instrumental tracks himself.
	www.granthart.com /bio.htm (500 words)

	Splendid E-zine reviews: Grant Hart
		They are often expressed through new musical outlets, however, and it takes time to adapt to the image of Grant Hart on a boat, in pirate outfit, whipping out a sea shanty about his misfortunes.
		combines the energized rock of Hart's Hüsker Dü days; the guitars take a more prominent place in the mix, and the lyrics are more direct, relying less on the frequently complex metaphors that historical events provided in his other solo work.
		Whatever the case, the Good News For Modern Man is that Hart's musical output cannot yet be fully grasped, with this and all his future records sure to reaffirm, to anyone who cares, that his is a voice that fucking matters.
	www.splendidezine.com /reviews/jan-24-00/grant.html (550 words)

	Grant Hart Biography - Music Artist Band Biographies - Artists Bands Bio - FREE MP3 Downloads
		Hart, who quit or was fired (depending on which of the two conflicting accounts you choose to believe), took little time to regroup, and was the first of the two to release records under his own name.
		However, this was just one episode in Hart's evidently troubled life which he used the record to address, with other subjects including his well-publicized travails with hard drugs ("The Main") and the suicide of Hsker D manager Dave Savoy in 1987 ("She Can See The Angels Coming").
		Hart resurrected a band format at the end of 1989 with the unveiling of Nova Mob (nothing to do with the 70s Liverpool band that included Julian Cope and Pete Wylie).
	www.music.us /biography/artist/29350/grant_hart.html (591 words)

	Grant Hart - Turf Club - St. Paul - 10/14/04 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Although Hart had many friends in the audience, the friends of the band Shit-Fi seemed pretty intent on drawing attention to themselves and off of Grant.
		As far as I could tell, these people started out the night as friends and acquaintances of Hart, but by the end of the evening, I think it's pretty safe to say that they were his enemies.
		Hart had to ask them if he was bothering them at one point when their conversation grew loud enough to drown him out.
	www.howwastheshow.com /reviews-2004/grant_hart-10-14-04.html (837 words)

	LA Daily News - Grant's Hart and soul
		It's hard to say who it's tougher on: Hart - who will be in a hospital in Arkansas after undergoing chemotherapy and radiation and calling her husband Bob for updates every five minutes - or the team, which will be playing its heart out for her.
		Winborn, Hart's son Daniel, senior linebacker Ricky Ramirez and his twin brother, Anthony, went on for another 10 minutes about how nice she is, how fast she is, how tough she is. It's not often teenage boys talk like this.
		Her dream was to work with Grant throughout Daniel's senior year, watch him graduate and see him off to college.
	www.dailynews.com /preps/ci_4485498 (735 words)

	clevescene.com \| Music \| Grant Hart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In retrospect, it only seemed inevitable that the band was a blazing comet bound for disintegration, with singer/drummer Grant Hart and singer/guitarist Bob Mould both challenging the band's direction and shape.
		Mould ultimately became the face of Hüsker Dü, bassist Greg Norton (the oft-forgotten member) was its quiet backbone, and Grant Hart, it turns out, was its musical soul.
		Hart released a moody, gorgeous solo record called Intolerance before forming another band -- Nova Mob -- that produced a couple of spotty but interesting concept records.
	www.clevescene.com /Issues/2001-05-17/music/nightwatch4.html (261 words)

	Gadfly Online.
		To reflect on the tenth anniversary of Hüsker Dü's demise, Grant Hart was reached at his home in South St. Paul where he is working on final mixes for a new album.
		Though Grant Hart only wrote two of the songs on their SST debut, Metal Circus, ("Diane" and "It's Not Funny Anymore") they were both embraced by college radio.
		On the surface nothing has changed: Grant plays his drums with flawless abandon, Bob's brilliant guitar playing which uses blunt force to substitute for finesse pours out of the sound system and hopping Greg Norton, quite frankly, is so outclassed that he has to attempt the performance of his life just to keep up.
	www.gadflyonline.com /archive/May98/archive-huskerdu.html (3216 words)

	Grant Hart: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		Grant Hart released this live acoustic record at the height of the "unplugged" craze.
		Besides, Hart's undeniable sense of melody, combined with the intensity and singalong nature of his songs, fits perfectly in the "campfire" setting.
		Grant Hart's first full-length solo album after the breakup of Hüsker Dü, 1989's Intolerance is an eclectic, sometimes disorienting mishmash of styles that surprisingly works more often than not.
	www.music.com /person/grant_hart/1 (617 words)

	VH1.com : Grant Hart : Former Hüsker Dü Drummer Releases First Solo Album Since 1989 - Urge Music Downloads
		Grant Hart, center, released two records with Nova Mob after the breakup of Hüsker Dü.
		Hart went into the studio in mid-1996, playing all of the instruments himself (except for one guitar solo) as he had on his 1989 LP, Intolerance, and began work on what would become Good News for Modern Man.
		Hart has assembled a band and is planning a national headlining tour, but not because it will enable him to gain exposure that could help sell records.
	www.vh1.com /artists/news/1122066/07132000/hart_grant.jhtml (1033 words)

	Grant Hart fails to please with new band, Nova Mob
		Hart played drums and shared singing duties for the band, but usually took a back seat to one of H"usker D"u's other members, Bob Mould.
		When the band split around 1987, it was due mostly to Hart and Mould's growing egos and inability to tolerate one another.
		As for Hart, the results of his solo projects were far less outstanding.
	www-tech.mit.edu /V111/N17/novamo.17a.html (735 words)

	Songs and Stories
		Hart's "Masochism World" lacks the intensity of the rest of the album; Mould's "Chartered Trips" is plagued with a poor, echo-heavy production; and the closing instrumental, "Reoccuring Dreams" is over-long and repetitive.
		On past efforts, drummer Grant Hart often let his pop influences shine through the vast punk rock landscapes the band created ("Diane," "It's Not Funny Anymore," "Pink Turns to Blue"), while guitarist Bob Mould was always much more reluctant to do so.
		From Grant Hart's frantic drumming that kickstarts the album's opener, "New Day Rising," to Mould's relentless screaming at the end of "Plans I Make," New Day Rising may be the most concise, satisfying listen in the Husker Du catalog.
	www.angelfire.com /ny/lowbrow/huskerdu2.html (1922 words)

	Hart County, Georgia
		This is the first time Hart County has purchased new trucks; all other trucks have been used when purchased and modified as fire trucks.
		Hart County Fire Department awarded E-One the contract to build two 1250 GPM Fire Trucks.
		Hart County Fire Department received notification from ISO of a change in Fire Rating classification from Class 9 to Class 6/9.
	www.hartcountyga.org /FireNewsArchives.htm (600 words)

	Husker Du - New Day Rising
		Grant Hart and Greg Norton were both clerks there.
		Grant Hart released the solo album Intolerance on SST, before he formed Nova Mob in 1989.
		In 1995 Hart released Ecce Homo, which is the most recent thing he has done, according to sources.
	members.tripod.com /~rastirling/husker/who_are.html (913 words)

	Tolerance: A Tribute To Grant Hart CD: Saved By Radio - Calgary's most eclectic record label
		It’s a pairing between cities spurred on by a mutual hero, and it may be the last piece of 7-inch vinyl ever manufactured at a Canadian record pressing plant.
		Mastered by Chris at This is Oddyo, Edmonton, AB Grant Hart has been one of the most important influences on our band, and our songwriting.
		Grant Hart is a master translator of the human condition… big windows to let in the sun, indeed.
	www.savedbyradio.com /rel_granthart.htm (731 words)

	☞ Grant - Grant Wood
		Grant Wood, an American painter, was a leader in the art movement known as Regionalism, which also included the artist Thomas Hart Benton.
		Grant Wood Grant Wood was born in Iowa and lived his entire life in the small town of Anamosa where he painted the landscape and the inhabitants.
		Grant Wood was the quiet philosopher-artist of the Regionalist triumvirate, along with Missourian Thomas Hart Benton and Kansan John Steuart Curry.
	www.grantstalk.com /grantwood (1151 words)

	Heart to Hart \| Music \| The Stranger, Seattle's Only Newspaper
		Guitarist Bob Mould and drummer Grant Hart were the twin engines propelling Hüsker Dü's nouveau punk into visionary realms.
		His songs granted a redemptive measure of maturity to the genre's perpetual outbursts of adolescent fear and loathing.
		Hart, on the other hand, while no stranger to the intricacies of emotional torment, urged his songs in the opposite direction, toward an escape from the tortuous prisons of the mind.
	www.thestranger.com /seattle/Content?oid=7267 (795 words)

	Grant Hart: Good News for Modern Man: Pitchfork Record Review
		Grant Hart claims he left Hüsker Dü because no one took him seriously as a singer/songwriter, and that guitarist Bob Mould was typically seen as the creative center of the band.
		That's unfair, of course, since Hart was responsible for close to half of their oeuvre.
		Hart indulges that tendency here and makes literally no concession to his punk roots-- a good thing, since he possesses a fantastic knowledge of the form and turns out a terrifically diverse set of songs.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /article/record_review/18380/Grant_Hart_Good_News_for_Modern_Man (537 words)

	Amazon.com: Intolerance: Music: Grant Hart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Grant Hart was the singer/songwriter of some of the best material from this legendary post-punk band.
		The album is different than Hart's Husker Du work, however, remains of the band's famous sound are still very evident on "Fanfare in D Minor" and, especially, the short guitar eruption "Reprise".
		grant's material with the band was more melodic and pop sounding than bob's, and the songs on this release, despite serious and troubling lyric concerns, are memorable and stay with you.
	www.amazon.com /Intolerance-Grant-Hart/dp/B000000M4K (1235 words)

	Splendid: Features: Grant Hart
		All the interviews with Grant Hart's former band, Hüsker Dü, suggested that this punk band had one mission: it was, as Hart put it here, to make people "fucking think for themselves".
		The Hüsker Dü articles are interesting to read today because the commercial aspects of Grant Hart's career took a plunge after post-Hüsker Dü vilification in the press.
		Grant Hart's music deserves more exposure and attention, and the kindness he showed to Jenn and me, and the way he behaves with anyone -- I overheard nice compliments to a Black Cat bartender, and to the guy who made him two burgers -- should not be overlooked, either.
	www.splendidezine.com /features/granthart (5579 words)

	Electrical Audio :: View topic - Grant Hart (Husker Du) goes to Church
		He told me Grant was a bit strange but very nice and that he had no clue who the guy was.
		Grant is ok though, I think he sold me a Husker button on the Land Speed Tour for cheap.
		Grant used to be one hell of a talented guy.
	www.electrical.com /phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=9711 (1554 words)

	City Pages - Hart On His Sleeve (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Hart's open-ended agreement with his label, Pachyderm Records, stipulated nothing more than that he keep cooking until he was finished.
		Hart penned some of the band's most memorable songs, wailing his voice hoarse and playing a breakneck blur of cymbals and snare behind bassist Greg Norton and singer-guitarist Bob Mould, the band's other songwriting force.
		Hart still keeps a cardboard box in the back seat of his Olds with gloves, clothes, and candy bars in case of a breakdown.
	www.citypages.com /databank/20/992/article8262.asp (1221 words)

	Congresswoman Melissa Hart - Pa04 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Hart made the announcement this morning at the Cranberry Municipal Building.
		Congresswoman Hart’s Good Citizen Award started in 1999 to honor individuals whose volunteer activities improve the quality of life of their fellow citizens and build a stronger community.
		Hart Announces that Tom Hughes of Sarver, PA Is the 2006 Good Citizen Award Winner
	hart.house.gov /News.asp?FormMode=List&ID=1 (1933 words)

	Granary Music BBS: Grant Hart article in Mojo Magazine - Husker Du for sale?e!
		The new Mojo magazine has Grant Hart featured in the regular column 'Hello Goodbye'where a band member relates how they started in a band and how it finished.
		Grant wrote half of the Hüsker repertoire, and everybody knows that Grant wrote half of the Hüsker repertoire, so I don't understand why he's so pissed about not getting props about it.
		I can understand, though, why Grant might be bitter while seeing Bob's post-HD career was doing so well while his own was floundering.
	www.granarymusic.com /cgi-bin/ubbcgi/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=5;t=000087 (432 words)

	The Hartwell Sun Online
		The grand opening of the Hart County Botanical Garden was met with perfect weather: sunny, briskly cool and breezy.
		A candlelight vigil was held Monday, Oct. 16, at the amphitheater at the Hart County courthouse.
		The Chastain family farm in the Reed Creek community of Hart County stands as a testament to the resourcefulness of five generations over 150 years.
	thehartwellsun.com /news (249 words)

	Creative Loafing - Creative Loafing Atlanta: Vibes: Feature: Underground lifer
		But the Hart who plays The Earl Saturday, June 2, as part of a three-week solo tour, armed with only a hollow-body electric guitar, might be tough to identify if you stopped paying attention after the Hüskers' posthumous live release The Living End.
		Hart's most recent release, Good News for Modern Man, is closer to the London Suede than London Calling.
		Hart's opinions haven't softened either, and clearly, he is incredulous about the continued perception that he played second fiddle to Mould, a fact he attributes to Mould's PR machine and Mould's post-Hüsker success.
	atlanta.creativeloafing.com /gyrobase/Content?oid=oid:4888 (901 words)

	Julian Cope Presents Head Heritage \| Unsung \| Reviews \| Grant Hart - Intolerance
		Grant Hart is of course best known as the drummer / co-leader of super-influental 80's punk power trio Husker Du.
		Grant's first post-Husker outting was recorded for SST, the legendary American punk label that Husker Du had recorded for from 1983 until their jump to the majors in 1986, but the label was beginning to fall on hard times by that point and the "grunge" thing was still two or three years away.
		It's a shame, because Grant Hart was an equal to Bob Mould in terms of singing and songwriting and as co-producer of all the classic Husker albums he was unarguably a very influential figure on the whole 80's indie scene and especially the early 90's when that scene was commercialized into a full-blown fad.
	www.headheritage.co.uk /unsung/review/1312 (1190 words)

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