Despite the jump to Sire, the Replacements never translated their critical success into commercial sales. The band broke up in 1991. Their final album, All Shook Down , was mainly a Westerberg solo project; there were a number of guest performers and the other three members of the band (including Slim Dunlap , who had replaced Bob Stinson three years earlier to tour in support of Pleased to Meet Me ), made minimal contributions. Mars left the band soon after the album was released. After touring for the album (which was critically well-received) with replacement Replacements, Westerberg and bassist Tommy Stinson went their separate ways.
The band broke up
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