1996 Melvins Singles 7-12 Breakdown and your questions answered
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- In 1996 the Melvins released a single every month for the whole year ! In this second part I breakdown tracks 13-24 of the singles and also answer your questions about all of them.
Single 7
A : Poison (with Wayne Kramer)
B : Double Troubled
Single 8
A : Specimen
B : All at Once
Single 9
A : Jacksonville
B : Dallas
Single 10
A : The Bloat
B : Fast Forward
Single 11
A : Nasty Dogs and Funky Kings
B : HDYF
Single 12
A : How-++- Harry Lauder's Walking Stick Tree
B : Zodiac
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Thanks for telling these stories Mark. It's very interesting to hear a bit behind the scenes.
Appreciate these stories!
Thanks again for these man. Really sweet information about a band that is/gonna end up vital in music history (but comparatively little information about this side of things relative to bands that last way less longer and not as interwoven in so many genre's) and your a key part in that plus all your other ventures. Your solo stuff helps me not kill people on a packed bus. quality stuff. Cheers.
Another great video; thanks for sharing! I grew up in Lincoln Park Michigan and was part of the city's 50th anniversary celebration for the MC5 a few years back. Dennis Thompson played (Wayne couldn't make it) and we had a big exhibit at the city's museum where I was volunteering at the time. It was an honor!
Thanks for the video! Harry Lauders Walking Stick Tree is actually a favourite track of mine. I always imagined it as the closing credits song for a spaghetti western that ends with the main character riding off into the sunset towards certain death.
Greetings from Sweden! Keep it up. 👍
Hey Mark, love your bass playing your're an inspiration! - would love to (if you feel at all comfortable)talk about why you left the band
My dad loves ZZ Top and used to see them back in the 70s!
hey mark! huge fan, been playing bass since i was 14 and about to turn 18 and your work w the melvins has always been amazing to me. anyways, somewhat unrelated, do you remember what songs you guys played on the tour that happened in the fall of 1996?. my uncle and my father attended a show at the cactus club in san jose on october 5th 1996, they claimed it was the slowest show they've ever seen and that a guy next to them yelled at you guys to the point where you guys seemed freaked out or scared, i've always been suupeeerr curious to the material you guys played during that time because im a HUGE drone metal fan, i have the poster from that show up in my room even though i wasn't alive at that time. anyways, thanks for the years of influence on me! been playing shows for almost a year and your bass tone has always influenced me very much, i also really like these videos you've been putting out. thank you and have a good day!
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mark, this is completely unrelated but it just occurred to me to ask you this, do you remember playing on some foreign tv show sometime after honky came out and after a commercial break you and buzz both had an x drawn on your forehead with a sharpie and the host of the show said something about Charles Manson and buzz said “well we’re Charlie’s angels” and I believe there was a Jimi Hendrix cover in there somewhere. It used to be on CZcams and I always thought it was hilarious. Can’t find it anymore though, maybe it was all in my head. If you know what I’m talking about I’d love to hear your story of that situation. Much love mark you’re the best!!
Please do a video about Gluey Porch Treatment and Ozma