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• By an overwhelming margin, Congress killed the dreaded double nickel.
• In the meantime, good riddance to the " temporary " double nickel.
• Still, throughout the West, public euphoria has greeted the the death of " the double nickel ."
• At the same time, " the oldest boomer hit the double nickel, 55 years of age,"
• On a two-lane road, double nickel was enough for me and it should have been enough for the Mack.
• "Double Nickels on the Dime " contained several inside jokes that were missed by the band's audience.
• The band's landmark breakthrough " Double Nickels on the Dime " donates the most tracks, with seven.
• In August 1987, Watt and producer Vitus Matare remastered " Double Nickels on the Dime " for a CD release.
• The title is taken from the lyrics to the " Double Nickels " track " History Lesson  Part II ."
• The Way Things Work " contains interpolations by vocalist Dan McGuire of several lyrics from " Double Nickels on the Dime ".
• Minutemen's anti-rockist eclecticism was perhaps the best exemplified on 1984's double album " Double Nickels on the Dime ".
• On " Double Nickels ", they co-wrote some songs with other musicians, notably Henry Rollins, Chuck Dukowski, and Joe Baiza.
• No singles were released to promote " Double Nickels on the Dime ", but SST did press a sampler EP that was sent to radio stations.
• It appears on their 1984 double album " Double Nickels on the Dime ", and was composed by their lead singer and guitarist D . Boon.
• In the two years after repeal of the " double nickel, " the Cato study notes, the traffic death rate dropped to a record low level.
• Punk band Minutemen have a song on their 1984 " Double Nickels on the Dime " album entitled " June 16th ", which is named after Bloomsday.
• The lyrics, as printed on the cover of " Double Nickels on the Dime ", contain the original references to Boon despite the difference in the actual recording.
• Though still somewhat obscure to mainstream audiences, " Double Nickels " has been cited as one of the more innovative and enduring albums of the 1980s American rock underground.
• Several songs on " Double Nickels on the Dime " were outsourced to or inspired by contemporaries, such as Black Flag's Henry Rollins and Jack Brewer of Saccharine Trust.
• Although not commercially successful upon its release, " Double Nickels on the Dime " marked the point where many punk bands began to ignore the stylistic limitations of the hardcore scene.