Which album by Hüsker Dü was released as a double LP in 1984?

Hüsker Dü released the double LP Zen Arcade in 1984.

The Minneapolis trio recorded the album quickly for SST Records, creating a broad, ambitious work that moves beyond short hardcore songs. Its loosely connected narrative follows a young person leaving an unhappy home and confronting disappointment, isolation, and uncertainty. The record includes “Something I Learned Today,” “Chartered Trips,” and “Pink Turns to Blue.”

Zen Arcade was unusual in American hardcore because it combined speed and aggression with acoustic passages, psychedelic textures, and extended arrangements. It is sometimes confused with New Day Rising, another highly regarded Hüsker Dü album, but that record appeared in 1985 and was a single LP. Zen Arcade’s double-album format is one of its defining facts.