Though they were around for just five years before D. Boon's untimely 1985 death, the Minutemen stockpiled an endless supply of proletarian punk salvos. The chicken-scratched stomper “If Reagan Played Disco” exhibits their flair for delivering pointed cultural critique with a smile, while a raw, rumbling cover of Blue Öyster Cult's “The Red and the Black” retrofits '70s arena rock to DIY dimensions.