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The Melvins

2007-06-12T18:09:14Z

Dman92:

Melvins are a four piece right now, the current members are Buzz Osborne AKA King Buzzo(guitar/vocals) his given first name is Roger, Dale Crover who plays drums, and the members of Big Business, Jared and Coady, who play bass and drums respectively.

The Melvins formed in Aberdeen/Montesano, WA in 1983 the founding members were Buzz, Mike Dillard (drums), and ex-Mudhoney bassist Matt Lukin. Buzz, Mike, and Matt all went to high school in Montesano. The name Melvins came from a grocery clerk at the Thriftway in Montesano where King Buzzo served as clerk and vandal. Melvin was the most hated fellow employee and they felt it to be an appropriately ridiculous name.

When Mike couldn't cut it, as rumor has it because the songs were getting too mathematically complex, Dale was recruited out of the Iron Maiden cover band he played in at the age of 15. Matt was replaced by Lori Black (Lorax) (Shirley Temple's daughter) when they left Aberdeen for San Francisco.

The Melvins have had quite a few bass player changes during their tenure. Check out the bassist morgue to learn more. The Melvins live in Hollywood, CA right now.

The Melvins Discography is an exhaustive resource of their many releases. They were on a major label Atlantic Records for three albums, although most would agree they're not the type of band that would appeal to a major label. They knew this while they were being signed and just took advantage of the drunken blitz the record companies were on in signing any band connected to a supposed Seattle "grunge" sound.

Dale filled in for Nirvana when they were between drummers and he appears on Incesticide and Bleach as a result of those sessions. Buzz has a side project called Fantômas with Mike Patton (Faith No More/Mr. Bungle) who is also owner of Ipecac Recordings the label the melvins are currently releasing material through. He also plays guitar in the hardcore/grind "supergroup" Venomous Concept, featuring members/former members of Napalm Death and Brutal Truth (also released through Ipecac). Melvins have also released music on Boner Records, Alchemy Records, Amphetamine Reptile Records, Alternative Tentacles Records, and numerous others in the manner of 7"s and whatnot.

Dale has a side project called Altamont. Kevin Rutmanis (bassist, 1998 - early 2005) used to be in the band Cows, he also is in another Mike Patton project along with Duane Denison of the Jesus Lizard called Tomahawk. I would completely recommend anything a Melvins member has released. Melvins have toured with KISS, White Zombie, NIN, L7, Primus, Tool, and Rush, among others and were also on the Ozzfest tour in 98. They toured with a second guitarist at one point David Scott Stone (a great noisician). If you ever get the chance to see them live be sure to give them gifts, they prefer Cracker Barrel gift certificates.

Spread Eagle Beagle

2007-06-12T18:08:14Z

Dman92:

A completely percussionized song, featuring Kurt Cobain.

Houdini (album)

2007-06-12T18:07:33Z

Dman92:

[[Image:Melvins-houdini.jpg|right]]

''Taken from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Houdini_(album)''

'''''Houdini''''' is an [[album]] by [[The Melvins]], which was released in 1993 through [[Atlantic Records]]. It is regarded as one of the band's more accessible records. Track 5, "Honey Bucket", is a fan favorite. Critics and long-time listeners agree that the song is one of the band's finest moments. The Melvins were one of [[Kurt Cobain]]'s favorite bands (they hailed from his hometown of Aberdeen, WA) and he was friends with the band as well so he went into the studio with them to produce this record. He produced tracks 1, 7, 8, 9, 12 and 13 along with Melvins. He played guitar on "Sky Pup" and added percussion to the percussion-only sprawling noise of "Spread Eagle Beagle".

The back cover is an illustration of the band, drummer Dale Crover on the left, bassist Lori "Lorax" Black (daughter of [[Shirley Temple]]-Black) in the middle and guitarist/vocalist Buzz "King Buzzo" Osborne. Note that in the illustration, each member has 6 fingers.

The entire album was reproduced live and released as ''[[A Live History of Gluttony and Lust]]'' in [[2006 in music|2006]]

==Track listing==
# "[[Hooch]]" (Melvins) – 2:51
# "[[Night Goat]]" (Melvins) – 4:41
# "[[Lizzy]]" (Melvins) – 4:43
# "[[Goin' Blind]]" ([[Gene Simmons|Simmons]]/[[Stephen Coronel|Coronel]]) – 4:32
# "[[Honey Bucket]]" (Melvins) – 3:01
# "[[Hag Me]]" (Melvins) – 7:06
# "[[Set Me Straight]]" (Melvins) – 2:25
# "[[Sky Pup]]" (Melvins) – 3:50
# "[[Joan of Arc]]" (Melvins) – 3:36
# "[[Teet]]" (Melvins) – 2:51
# "[[Copache]]" (Melvins) – 2:07
# "[[Pearl Bomb]]" (Melvins) – 2:45
# "[[Spread Eagle Beagle]]" (Melvins) – 10:13
''Some [[Gramophone record|vinyl]] copies include a cover of "Rocket Reducer No. 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa)", originally by the [[MC5]], instead of "Spread Eagle Beagle". A Japanese CD release (catalog# AMCY-625) also contains "Rocket Reducer No. 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa)" as the 14th track at the end of the disc, coming after "Spread Eagle Beagle".''

==Personnel==
*[[The Melvins]] - [[Record Producer|Producer]], Mixing
*[[Billy Anderson (music)|Billy Anderson]] - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]], [[Bass guitar|Bass]], Mixing
*Wolf Kesseler - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*[[Garth Richardson|GGGarth Richardson]] - Mixing
*Joe Marquez - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*[[Kurt Cobain]] - [[Record Producer|Producer]] tracks 1, 7, 8, 9, 12 and 13, [[Guitar]] on track 8, [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Lou Oribin - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Tom Doty - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*Barrett Jones - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Bill Bartell - [[Bass guitar|Bass]] and [[Guitar|Lead Guitar]] on track 4
*Al Smith - [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13, [[A&R]]
*Mike Supple - [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13
*Stephanie Wells - David Lefkowitz Management
*Elliot Cahn - Legal Beagles
*Jeff Saltzman - Legal Beagles
*Peter Davis - Booking
*Don Lewis - Band Photo
*[[Frank Kozik]] - Art Direction, Illustration
*Valerie Wagner - Art Direction, Design
*Stephen Marcussen - Mastering
*[[Buzz Osborne|King Buzzo]] - [[Guitar]], [[Vocals]]
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - [[Bass guitar|Bass]]
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - [[Drums]], [[Vocals]]

Houdini (album)

2007-06-12T18:07:22Z

Dman92:

[[Image:Melvins-houdini.jpg|right]]

Taken from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Houdini_(album)

'''''Houdini''''' is an [[album]] by [[The Melvins]], which was released in 1993 through [[Atlantic Records]]. It is regarded as one of the band's more accessible records. Track 5, "Honey Bucket", is a fan favorite. Critics and long-time listeners agree that the song is one of the band's finest moments. The Melvins were one of [[Kurt Cobain]]'s favorite bands (they hailed from his hometown of Aberdeen, WA) and he was friends with the band as well so he went into the studio with them to produce this record. He produced tracks 1, 7, 8, 9, 12 and 13 along with Melvins. He played guitar on "Sky Pup" and added percussion to the percussion-only sprawling noise of "Spread Eagle Beagle".

The back cover is an illustration of the band, drummer Dale Crover on the left, bassist Lori "Lorax" Black (daughter of [[Shirley Temple]]-Black) in the middle and guitarist/vocalist Buzz "King Buzzo" Osborne. Note that in the illustration, each member has 6 fingers.

The entire album was reproduced live and released as ''[[A Live History of Gluttony and Lust]]'' in [[2006 in music|2006]]

==Track listing==
# "[[Hooch]]" (Melvins) – 2:51
# "[[Night Goat]]" (Melvins) – 4:41
# "[[Lizzy]]" (Melvins) – 4:43
# "[[Goin' Blind]]" ([[Gene Simmons|Simmons]]/[[Stephen Coronel|Coronel]]) – 4:32
# "[[Honey Bucket]]" (Melvins) – 3:01
# "[[Hag Me]]" (Melvins) – 7:06
# "[[Set Me Straight]]" (Melvins) – 2:25
# "[[Sky Pup]]" (Melvins) – 3:50
# "[[Joan of Arc]]" (Melvins) – 3:36
# "[[Teet]]" (Melvins) – 2:51
# "[[Copache]]" (Melvins) – 2:07
# "[[Pearl Bomb]]" (Melvins) – 2:45
# "[[Spread Eagle Beagle]]" (Melvins) – 10:13
''Some [[Gramophone record|vinyl]] copies include a cover of "Rocket Reducer No. 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa)", originally by the [[MC5]], instead of "Spread Eagle Beagle". A Japanese CD release (catalog# AMCY-625) also contains "Rocket Reducer No. 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa)" as the 14th track at the end of the disc, coming after "Spread Eagle Beagle".''

==Personnel==
*[[The Melvins]] - [[Record Producer|Producer]], Mixing
*[[Billy Anderson (music)|Billy Anderson]] - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]], [[Bass guitar|Bass]], Mixing
*Wolf Kesseler - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*[[Garth Richardson|GGGarth Richardson]] - Mixing
*Joe Marquez - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*[[Kurt Cobain]] - [[Record Producer|Producer]] tracks 1, 7, 8, 9, 12 and 13, [[Guitar]] on track 8, [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Lou Oribin - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Tom Doty - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*Barrett Jones - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Bill Bartell - [[Bass guitar|Bass]] and [[Guitar|Lead Guitar]] on track 4
*Al Smith - [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13, [[A&R]]
*Mike Supple - [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13
*Stephanie Wells - David Lefkowitz Management
*Elliot Cahn - Legal Beagles
*Jeff Saltzman - Legal Beagles
*Peter Davis - Booking
*Don Lewis - Band Photo
*[[Frank Kozik]] - Art Direction, Illustration
*Valerie Wagner - Art Direction, Design
*Stephen Marcussen - Mastering
*[[Buzz Osborne|King Buzzo]] - [[Guitar]], [[Vocals]]
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - [[Bass guitar|Bass]]
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - [[Drums]], [[Vocals]]

Houdini (album)

2007-06-12T18:06:46Z

Dman92:

[[Image:Melvins-houdini.jpg|right]]

'''''Houdini''''' is an [[album]] by [[The Melvins]], which was released in 1993 through [[Atlantic Records]]. It is regarded as one of the band's more accessible records. Track 5, "Honey Bucket", is a fan favorite. Critics and long-time listeners agree that the song is one of the band's finest moments. The Melvins were one of [[Kurt Cobain]]'s favorite bands (they hailed from his hometown of Aberdeen, WA) and he was friends with the band as well so he went into the studio with them to produce this record. He produced tracks 1, 7, 8, 9, 12 and 13 along with Melvins. He played guitar on "Sky Pup" and added percussion to the percussion-only sprawling noise of "Spread Eagle Beagle".

The back cover is an illustration of the band, drummer Dale Crover on the left, bassist Lori "Lorax" Black (daughter of [[Shirley Temple]]-Black) in the middle and guitarist/vocalist Buzz "King Buzzo" Osborne. Note that in the illustration, each member has 6 fingers.

The entire album was reproduced live and released as ''[[A Live History of Gluttony and Lust]]'' in [[2006 in music|2006]]

==Track listing==
# "[[Hooch]]" (Melvins) – 2:51
# "[[Night Goat]]" (Melvins) – 4:41
# "[[Lizzy]]" (Melvins) – 4:43
# "[[Goin' Blind]]" ([[Gene Simmons|Simmons]]/[[Stephen Coronel|Coronel]]) – 4:32
# "[[Honey Bucket]]" (Melvins) – 3:01
# "[[Hag Me]]" (Melvins) – 7:06
# "[[Set Me Straight]]" (Melvins) – 2:25
# "[[Sky Pup]]" (Melvins) – 3:50
# "[[Joan of Arc]]" (Melvins) – 3:36
# "[[Teet]]" (Melvins) – 2:51
# "[[Copache]]" (Melvins) – 2:07
# "[[Pearl Bomb]]" (Melvins) – 2:45
# "[[Spread Eagle Beagle]]" (Melvins) – 10:13
''Some [[Gramophone record|vinyl]] copies include a cover of "Rocket Reducer No. 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa)", originally by the [[MC5]], instead of "Spread Eagle Beagle". A Japanese CD release (catalog# AMCY-625) also contains "Rocket Reducer No. 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa)" as the 14th track at the end of the disc, coming after "Spread Eagle Beagle".''

==Personnel==
*[[The Melvins]] - [[Record Producer|Producer]], Mixing
*[[Billy Anderson (music)|Billy Anderson]] - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]], [[Bass guitar|Bass]], Mixing
*Wolf Kesseler - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*[[Garth Richardson|GGGarth Richardson]] - Mixing
*Joe Marquez - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*[[Kurt Cobain]] - [[Record Producer|Producer]] tracks 1, 7, 8, 9, 12 and 13, [[Guitar]] on track 8, [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Lou Oribin - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Tom Doty - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*Barrett Jones - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Bill Bartell - [[Bass guitar|Bass]] and [[Guitar|Lead Guitar]] on track 4
*Al Smith - [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13, [[A&R]]
*Mike Supple - [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13
*Stephanie Wells - David Lefkowitz Management
*Elliot Cahn - Legal Beagles
*Jeff Saltzman - Legal Beagles
*Peter Davis - Booking
*Don Lewis - Band Photo
*[[Frank Kozik]] - Art Direction, Illustration
*Valerie Wagner - Art Direction, Design
*Stephen Marcussen - Mastering
*[[Buzz Osborne|King Buzzo]] - [[Guitar]], [[Vocals]]
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - [[Bass guitar|Bass]]
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - [[Drums]], [[Vocals]]

Houdini (album)

2007-06-12T18:06:23Z

Dman92:

[[Image:Melvins-houdini.jpg|Right]]

'''''Houdini''''' is an [[album]] by [[The Melvins]], which was released in 1993 through [[Atlantic Records]]. It is regarded as one of the band's more accessible records. Track 5, "Honey Bucket", is a fan favorite. Critics and long-time listeners agree that the song is one of the band's finest moments. The Melvins were one of [[Kurt Cobain]]'s favorite bands (they hailed from his hometown of Aberdeen, WA) and he was friends with the band as well so he went into the studio with them to produce this record. He produced tracks 1, 7, 8, 9, 12 and 13 along with Melvins. He played guitar on "Sky Pup" and added percussion to the percussion-only sprawling noise of "Spread Eagle Beagle".

The back cover is an illustration of the band, drummer Dale Crover on the left, bassist Lori "Lorax" Black (daughter of [[Shirley Temple]]-Black) in the middle and guitarist/vocalist Buzz "King Buzzo" Osborne. Note that in the illustration, each member has 6 fingers.

The entire album was reproduced live and released as ''[[A Live History of Gluttony and Lust]]'' in [[2006 in music|2006]]

==Track listing==
# "[[Hooch]]" (Melvins) – 2:51
# "[[Night Goat]]" (Melvins) – 4:41
# "[[Lizzy]]" (Melvins) – 4:43
# "[[Goin' Blind]]" ([[Gene Simmons|Simmons]]/[[Stephen Coronel|Coronel]]) – 4:32
# "[[Honey Bucket]]" (Melvins) – 3:01
# "[[Hag Me]]" (Melvins) – 7:06
# "[[Set Me Straight]]" (Melvins) – 2:25
# "[[Sky Pup]]" (Melvins) – 3:50
# "[[Joan of Arc]]" (Melvins) – 3:36
# "[[Teet]]" (Melvins) – 2:51
# "[[Copache]]" (Melvins) – 2:07
# "[[Pearl Bomb]]" (Melvins) – 2:45
# "[[Spread Eagle Beagle]]" (Melvins) – 10:13
''Some [[Gramophone record|vinyl]] copies include a cover of "Rocket Reducer No. 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa)", originally by the [[MC5]], instead of "Spread Eagle Beagle". A Japanese CD release (catalog# AMCY-625) also contains "Rocket Reducer No. 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa)" as the 14th track at the end of the disc, coming after "Spread Eagle Beagle".''

==Personnel==
*[[The Melvins]] - [[Record Producer|Producer]], Mixing
*[[Billy Anderson (music)|Billy Anderson]] - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]], [[Bass guitar|Bass]], Mixing
*Wolf Kesseler - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*[[Garth Richardson|GGGarth Richardson]] - Mixing
*Joe Marquez - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*[[Kurt Cobain]] - [[Record Producer|Producer]] tracks 1, 7, 8, 9, 12 and 13, [[Guitar]] on track 8, [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Lou Oribin - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Tom Doty - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*Barrett Jones - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Bill Bartell - [[Bass guitar|Bass]] and [[Guitar|Lead Guitar]] on track 4
*Al Smith - [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13, [[A&R]]
*Mike Supple - [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13
*Stephanie Wells - David Lefkowitz Management
*Elliot Cahn - Legal Beagles
*Jeff Saltzman - Legal Beagles
*Peter Davis - Booking
*Don Lewis - Band Photo
*[[Frank Kozik]] - Art Direction, Illustration
*Valerie Wagner - Art Direction, Design
*Stephen Marcussen - Mastering
*[[Buzz Osborne|King Buzzo]] - [[Guitar]], [[Vocals]]
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - [[Bass guitar|Bass]]
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - [[Drums]], [[Vocals]]

Houdini (album)

2007-06-12T18:06:08Z

Dman92:

[[Image:Melvins-houdini.jpg]]

'''''Houdini''''' is an [[album]] by [[The Melvins]], which was released in 1993 through [[Atlantic Records]]. It is regarded as one of the band's more accessible records. Track 5, "Honey Bucket", is a fan favorite. Critics and long-time listeners agree that the song is one of the band's finest moments. The Melvins were one of [[Kurt Cobain]]'s favorite bands (they hailed from his hometown of Aberdeen, WA) and he was friends with the band as well so he went into the studio with them to produce this record. He produced tracks 1, 7, 8, 9, 12 and 13 along with Melvins. He played guitar on "Sky Pup" and added percussion to the percussion-only sprawling noise of "Spread Eagle Beagle".

The back cover is an illustration of the band, drummer Dale Crover on the left, bassist Lori "Lorax" Black (daughter of [[Shirley Temple]]-Black) in the middle and guitarist/vocalist Buzz "King Buzzo" Osborne. Note that in the illustration, each member has 6 fingers.

The entire album was reproduced live and released as ''[[A Live History of Gluttony and Lust]]'' in [[2006 in music|2006]]

==Track listing==
# "[[Hooch]]" (Melvins) – 2:51
# "[[Night Goat]]" (Melvins) – 4:41
# "[[Lizzy]]" (Melvins) – 4:43
# "[[Goin' Blind]]" ([[Gene Simmons|Simmons]]/[[Stephen Coronel|Coronel]]) – 4:32
# "[[Honey Bucket]]" (Melvins) – 3:01
# "[[Hag Me]]" (Melvins) – 7:06
# "[[Set Me Straight]]" (Melvins) – 2:25
# "[[Sky Pup]]" (Melvins) – 3:50
# "[[Joan of Arc]]" (Melvins) – 3:36
# "[[Teet]]" (Melvins) – 2:51
# "[[Copache]]" (Melvins) – 2:07
# "[[Pearl Bomb]]" (Melvins) – 2:45
# "[[Spread Eagle Beagle]]" (Melvins) – 10:13
''Some [[Gramophone record|vinyl]] copies include a cover of "Rocket Reducer No. 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa)", originally by the [[MC5]], instead of "Spread Eagle Beagle". A Japanese CD release (catalog# AMCY-625) also contains "Rocket Reducer No. 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa)" as the 14th track at the end of the disc, coming after "Spread Eagle Beagle".''

==Personnel==
*[[The Melvins]] - [[Record Producer|Producer]], Mixing
*[[Billy Anderson (music)|Billy Anderson]] - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]], [[Bass guitar|Bass]], Mixing
*Wolf Kesseler - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*[[Garth Richardson|GGGarth Richardson]] - Mixing
*Joe Marquez - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*[[Kurt Cobain]] - [[Record Producer|Producer]] tracks 1, 7, 8, 9, 12 and 13, [[Guitar]] on track 8, [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Lou Oribin - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Tom Doty - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*Barrett Jones - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Bill Bartell - [[Bass guitar|Bass]] and [[Guitar|Lead Guitar]] on track 4
*Al Smith - [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13, [[A&R]]
*Mike Supple - [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13
*Stephanie Wells - David Lefkowitz Management
*Elliot Cahn - Legal Beagles
*Jeff Saltzman - Legal Beagles
*Peter Davis - Booking
*Don Lewis - Band Photo
*[[Frank Kozik]] - Art Direction, Illustration
*Valerie Wagner - Art Direction, Design
*Stephen Marcussen - Mastering
*[[Buzz Osborne|King Buzzo]] - [[Guitar]], [[Vocals]]
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - [[Bass guitar|Bass]]
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - [[Drums]], [[Vocals]]

Lori Black

2007-06-12T18:03:11Z

Dman92:

[[Image:Lori1.jpg|right]]
[[Image:Lori2.jpg|right]]
[[Image:Lori3.jpg|right]]

'''Lori Black''', also known as '''Lorax''', was the second bassist. She joined the band when they moved to California. Interestingly enough, she is Shirley Temple's daughter. She also played bass in [[Clown Alley]] with [[Mark Deutrom]] (another former Melvins bassist).

According to an interview with Buzz this is why she was replaced, "Well, we tended to wanna work a little harder than she was willing to do, and I was going out with her for a long time, and I basically got sick of her. Dumped her. Just rid her from my life completely, and there's no way I could see playing in a band with her. That had a lot to do with it, plus, I thought she was lazy."

She played on Ozma, Bullhead, Eggnog, the Your Choice Live Series album, and parts of Houdini. Some believe she didn't actually play any bass at all on Houdini, the band is tight lipped about that though. There were rumors that she supposedly passed away in 98 from a heroin overdose, but Tom Flynn of [[Boner Records]] says that she's still alive and living in San Francisco, but not doing music anymore.

Houdini (album)

2007-06-12T18:02:58Z

Dman92:

'''''Houdini''''' is an [[album]] by [[The Melvins]], which was released in 1993 through [[Atlantic Records]]. It is regarded as one of the band's more accessible records. Track 5, "Honey Bucket", is a fan favorite. Critics and long-time listeners agree that the song is one of the band's finest moments. The Melvins were one of [[Kurt Cobain]]'s favorite bands (they hailed from his hometown of Aberdeen, WA) and he was friends with the band as well so he went into the studio with them to produce this record. He produced tracks 1, 7, 8, 9, 12 and 13 along with Melvins. He played guitar on "Sky Pup" and added percussion to the percussion-only sprawling noise of "Spread Eagle Beagle".

The back cover is an illustration of the band, drummer Dale Crover on the left, bassist Lori "Lorax" Black (daughter of [[Shirley Temple]]-Black) in the middle and guitarist/vocalist Buzz "King Buzzo" Osborne. Note that in the illustration, each member has 6 fingers.

The entire album was reproduced live and released as ''[[A Live History of Gluttony and Lust]]'' in [[2006 in music|2006]]

==Track listing==
# "[[Hooch]]" (Melvins) – 2:51
# "[[Night Goat]]" (Melvins) – 4:41
# "[[Lizzy]]" (Melvins) – 4:43
# "[[Goin' Blind]]" ([[Gene Simmons|Simmons]]/[[Stephen Coronel|Coronel]]) – 4:32
# "[[Honey Bucket]]" (Melvins) – 3:01
# "[[Hag Me]]" (Melvins) – 7:06
# "[[Set Me Straight]]" (Melvins) – 2:25
# "[[Sky Pup]]" (Melvins) – 3:50
# "[[Joan of Arc]]" (Melvins) – 3:36
# "[[Teet]]" (Melvins) – 2:51
# "[[Copache]]" (Melvins) – 2:07
# "[[Pearl Bomb]]" (Melvins) – 2:45
# "[[Spread Eagle Beagle]]" (Melvins) – 10:13
''Some [[Gramophone record|vinyl]] copies include a cover of "Rocket Reducer No. 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa)", originally by the [[MC5]], instead of "Spread Eagle Beagle". A Japanese CD release (catalog# AMCY-625) also contains "Rocket Reducer No. 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa)" as the 14th track at the end of the disc, coming after "Spread Eagle Beagle".''

==Personnel==
*[[The Melvins]] - [[Record Producer|Producer]], Mixing
*[[Billy Anderson (music)|Billy Anderson]] - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]], [[Bass guitar|Bass]], Mixing
*Wolf Kesseler - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*[[Garth Richardson|GGGarth Richardson]] - Mixing
*Joe Marquez - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*[[Kurt Cobain]] - [[Record Producer|Producer]] tracks 1, 7, 8, 9, 12 and 13, [[Guitar]] on track 8, [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Lou Oribin - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Tom Doty - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*Barrett Jones - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Bill Bartell - [[Bass guitar|Bass]] and [[Guitar|Lead Guitar]] on track 4
*Al Smith - [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13, [[A&R]]
*Mike Supple - [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13
*Stephanie Wells - David Lefkowitz Management
*Elliot Cahn - Legal Beagles
*Jeff Saltzman - Legal Beagles
*Peter Davis - Booking
*Don Lewis - Band Photo
*[[Frank Kozik]] - Art Direction, Illustration
*Valerie Wagner - Art Direction, Design
*Stephen Marcussen - Mastering
*[[Buzz Osborne|King Buzzo]] - [[Guitar]], [[Vocals]]
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - [[Bass guitar|Bass]]
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - [[Drums]], [[Vocals]]

Houdini (album)

2007-06-12T18:02:00Z

Dman92:

'''''Houdini''''' is an [[album]] by [[The Melvins]], which was released in 1993 through [[Atlantic Records]]. It is regarded as one of the band's more accessible records. Track 5, "Honey Bucket", is a fan favorite. Critics and long-time listeners agree that the song is one of the band's finest moments. The Melvins were one of [[Kurt Cobain]]'s favorite bands (they hailed from his hometown of Aberdeen, WA) and he was friends with the band as well so he went into the studio with them to produce this record. He produced tracks 1, 7, 8, 9, 12 and 13 along with Melvins. He played guitar on "Sky Pup" and added percussion to the percussion-only sprawling noise of "Spread Eagle Beagle".

The back cover is an illustration of the band, drummer Dale Crover on the left, bassist Lori "Lorax" Black (daughter of [[Shirley Temple]]-Black) in the middle and guitarist/vocalist Buzz "King Buzzo" Osborne. Note that in the illustration, each member has 6 fingers.

The entire album was reproduced live and released as ''[[A Live History of Gluttony and Lust]]'' in [[2006 in music|2006]]

==Track listing==
# "Hooch" (Melvins) – 2:51
# "Night Goat" (Melvins) – 4:41
# "Lizzy" (Melvins) – 4:43
# "[[Goin' Blind]]" ([[Gene Simmons|Simmons]]/[[Stephen Coronel|Coronel]]) – 4:32
# "Honey Bucket" (Melvins) – 3:01
# "Hag Me" (Melvins) – 7:06
# "Set Me Straight" (Melvins) – 2:25
# "Sky Pup" (Melvins) – 3:50
# "Joan of Arc" (Melvins) – 3:36
# "Teet" (Melvins) – 2:51
# "Copache" (Melvins) – 2:07
# "Pearl Bomb" (Melvins) – 2:45
# "Spread Eagle Beagle" (Melvins) – 10:13
''Some [[Gramophone record|vinyl]] copies include a cover of "Rocket Reducer No. 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa)", originally by the [[MC5]], instead of "Spread Eagle Beagle". A Japanese CD release (catalog# AMCY-625) also contains "Rocket Reducer No. 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa)" as the 14th track at the end of the disc, coming after "Spread Eagle Beagle".''

==Personnel==
*[[The Melvins]] - [[Record Producer|Producer]], Mixing
*[[Billy Anderson (music)|Billy Anderson]] - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]], [[Bass guitar|Bass]], Mixing
*Wolf Kesseler - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*[[Garth Richardson|GGGarth Richardson]] - Mixing
*Joe Marquez - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*[[Kurt Cobain]] - [[Record Producer|Producer]] tracks 1, 7, 8, 9, 12 and 13, [[Guitar]] on track 8, [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Lou Oribin - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Tom Doty - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*Barrett Jones - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Bill Bartell - [[Bass guitar|Bass]] and [[Guitar|Lead Guitar]] on track 4
*Al Smith - [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13, [[A&R]]
*Mike Supple - [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13
*Stephanie Wells - David Lefkowitz Management
*Elliot Cahn - Legal Beagles
*Jeff Saltzman - Legal Beagles
*Peter Davis - Booking
*Don Lewis - Band Photo
*[[Frank Kozik]] - Art Direction, Illustration
*Valerie Wagner - Art Direction, Design
*Stephen Marcussen - Mastering
*[[Buzz Osborne|King Buzzo]] - [[Guitar]], [[Vocals]]
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - [[Bass guitar|Bass]]
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - [[Drums]], [[Vocals]]

Houdini (album)

2007-06-12T18:01:35Z

Dman92:

{{Infobox Album | 
Name = Houdini |
Type = [[Album]] |
Artist = [[The Melvins]] |
Cover = Melvins-houdini.jpg |
Released = [[September 21]], [[1993]] |
Recorded = 1993 |
Genre = [[Sludge Metal]]
Length = 54:50 |
Label = [[Atlantic Records]] |
Producer = [[The Melvins]], [[Kurt Cobain]] |
Reviews = *[[All Music Guide]] {{rating-5|4.5}} [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:un0xlfaegcqq link]
*''Mark Prindle'' {{rating-10|8}} [http://markprindle.com/melvinsa.htm#hou link]
*''Piero Scaruffi'' {{rating-10|6}} [http://www.scaruffi.com/vol5/melvins.html link] |

Last album = ''[[Lysol (album)|Lysol]]'' <br /> (1992) |
This album = ''Houdini''<br />(1993) |
Next album = ''[[Prick (album)|Prick]]''<br />(1994) |
}}
'''''Houdini''''' is an [[album]] by [[The Melvins]], which was released in 1993 through [[Atlantic Records]]. It is regarded as one of the band's more accessible records. Track 5, "Honey Bucket", is a fan favorite. Critics and long-time listeners agree that the song is one of the band's finest moments. The Melvins were one of [[Kurt Cobain]]'s favorite bands (they hailed from his hometown of Aberdeen, WA) and he was friends with the band as well so he went into the studio with them to produce this record. He produced tracks 1, 7, 8, 9, 12 and 13 along with Melvins. He played guitar on "Sky Pup" and added percussion to the percussion-only sprawling noise of "Spread Eagle Beagle".

The back cover is an illustration of the band, drummer Dale Crover on the left, bassist Lori "Lorax" Black (daughter of [[Shirley Temple]]-Black) in the middle and guitarist/vocalist Buzz "King Buzzo" Osborne. Note that in the illustration, each member has 6 fingers.

The entire album was reproduced live and released as ''[[A Live History of Gluttony and Lust]]'' in [[2006 in music|2006]]

==Track listing==
# "Hooch" (Melvins) – 2:51
# "Night Goat" (Melvins) – 4:41
# "Lizzy" (Melvins) – 4:43
# "[[Goin' Blind]]" ([[Gene Simmons|Simmons]]/[[Stephen Coronel|Coronel]]) – 4:32
# "Honey Bucket" (Melvins) – 3:01
# "Hag Me" (Melvins) – 7:06
# "Set Me Straight" (Melvins) – 2:25
# "Sky Pup" (Melvins) – 3:50
# "Joan of Arc" (Melvins) – 3:36
# "Teet" (Melvins) – 2:51
# "Copache" (Melvins) – 2:07
# "Pearl Bomb" (Melvins) – 2:45
# "Spread Eagle Beagle" (Melvins) – 10:13
''Some [[Gramophone record|vinyl]] copies include a cover of "Rocket Reducer No. 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa)", originally by the [[MC5]], instead of "Spread Eagle Beagle". A Japanese CD release (catalog# AMCY-625) also contains "Rocket Reducer No. 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa)" as the 14th track at the end of the disc, coming after "Spread Eagle Beagle".''

==Personnel==
*[[The Melvins]] - [[Record Producer|Producer]], Mixing
*[[Billy Anderson (music)|Billy Anderson]] - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]], [[Bass guitar|Bass]], Mixing
*Wolf Kesseler - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*[[Garth Richardson|GGGarth Richardson]] - Mixing
*Joe Marquez - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*[[Kurt Cobain]] - [[Record Producer|Producer]] tracks 1, 7, 8, 9, 12 and 13, [[Guitar]] on track 8, [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Lou Oribin - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Tom Doty - [[Audio Engineer|Second Engineer]]
*Barrett Jones - [[Audio Engineer|Engineer]]
*Bill Bartell - [[Bass guitar|Bass]] and [[Guitar|Lead Guitar]] on track 4
*Al Smith - [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13, [[A&R]]
*Mike Supple - [[percussion instrument|additional percussion]] on track 13
*Stephanie Wells - David Lefkowitz Management
*Elliot Cahn - Legal Beagles
*Jeff Saltzman - Legal Beagles
*Peter Davis - Booking
*Don Lewis - Band Photo
*[[Frank Kozik]] - Art Direction, Illustration
*Valerie Wagner - Art Direction, Design
*Stephen Marcussen - Mastering
*[[Buzz Osborne|King Buzzo]] - [[Guitar]], [[Vocals]]
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - [[Bass guitar|Bass]]
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - [[Drums]], [[Vocals]]

==Charts==
===Album===
[[Billboard magazine|Billboard]] (North America)
{| class="wikitable"
!Year
!Chart
!Position
|-
|1993
|Heatseekers
|29
|-
|}

{{The Melvins}}

[[Category:Melvins albums]]
[[Category:1993 albums]]

[[it:Houdini (album)]]

Boner Records

2007-06-12T18:00:01Z

Dman92:

Boner Records is an independent record label in Berkeley, California. It is run by Tom Flynn.

==Albums/EPs==
{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse; font-size: 95%;"
|-
|'''Album Cover'''
|'''Date of Release'''
|'''Title'''
|'''Label'''
|'''Catalog Number'''
|-
|[[Image:Melvins-Ozma.jpg|center|50px|]]
|[[1989]]
|''[[Ozma (album)|Ozma]]''
|[[Boner Records]]
|BR16-2
|-
|[[Image:Melvins-bullhead.jpg|center|50px|]]
|[[1991]]
|''[[Bullhead (album)|Bullhead]]''
|[[Boner Records]]
|BR25-2
|-
|[[Image:Melvins-eggnog.jpg|center|50px|]]
|[[1991]]
|''[[Eggnog (album)|Eggnog]]''
|[[Boner Records]]
|BR28-2
|-
|[[Image:Melvins-kingbuzzo.jpg|center|50px|]]
|[[1992]]
|''[[King Buzzo (album)|King Buzzo]]''
|[[Boner Records]]
|BR32-2
|-
|[[Image:Melvins-dalecrover.jpg|center|50px|]]
|[[1992]]
|''[[Dale Crover (album)|Dale Crover]]''
|[[Boner Records]]
|BR33-2
|-
|[[Image:Melvins-joepreston.jpg|center|50px|]]
|[[1992]]
|''[[Joe Preston (album)|Joe Preston]]''
|[[Boner Records]]
|BR34-2
|-
|[[Image:Melvins-lysol-melvins.jpg|center|50px|]]
|[[1992]]
|''[[Lysol (album)|Lysol (aka Melvins)]]''
|[[Boner Records]]
|BR35-2
|}

[[Category: Record Label]]

Bullhead (album)

2007-06-12T17:59:19Z

Dman92:

[[Image:Melvins-bullhead.jpg|thumb|250px|right|The Album Cover]]
[[Image:Melvins Wiki.jpg|thumb|250px|Inner Sleave (picture of group each holding Buzzo's devil head guitar)]]
[[Image:Melvins_Wiki2.jpg|thumb|250px|right|CD]]

'''''Bullhead''''' was released in 1991 on [[Boner Records]]. The album was a step closer to the newly founded genre of drone metal, with the songs becoming longer then they were on [[Ozma (album)]] and [[Gluey Porch Treatments]]. Many believe this to be one of the Melvins best albums, along with [[Eggnog (album)]], [[Houdini (album)]], [[Lysol (album)]] and [[Stoner Witch]].

==Track listing==
# "[[Boris]]" (Osborne) – 8:34
# "[[Anaconda]]" (Osborne) – 2:23
# "[[Ligature]]" (Osborne) – 3:49
# "[[It's Shoved]]" (Osborne) – 2:35
# "[[Zodiac]]" (Osborne) – 4:14
# "[[If I Had An Exorcism]]" (Osborne) – 3:07
# "[[Your Blessened]]" (Osborne) – 5:39
# "[[Cow]]" (Osborne) – 4:31

==Personnel==
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - Drums
*[[Buzz Osborne|Buzz]] - Guitar, Vocals
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - Bass
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - Producer
[[Image:Melvins_Wiki3.jpg|thumb|350px|Back Sleeve (Notice Boners Copyright Notice)]]

[[Category: Melvins Albums]]

Bullhead (album)

2007-06-12T17:59:04Z

Dman92:

[[Image:Melvins-bullhead.jpg|thumb|250px|right|The Album Cover]]
[[Image:Melvins Wiki.jpg|thumb|250px|Inner Sleave (picture of group each holding Buzzo's devil head guitar)]]
[[Image:Melvins_Wiki2.jpg|thumb|250px|right|CD]]

'''''Bullhead''''' was released in 1991 on [[Boner Records]]. The album was a step closer to the newly founded genre of drone metal, with the songs becoming longer then they were on [[Ozma (album)]] and [[Gluey Porch Treatments]]. Many believe this to be one of the Melvins best albums, along with [[Eggnog (album)]], [[Houdini (album)]], [[Lysol (album)]] and [[Stoner Witch]].

==Track listing==
# "[[Boris]]" (Osborne) – 8:34
# "[[Anaconda]]" (Osborne) – 2:23
# "[[Ligature]]" (Osborne) – 3:49
# "[[It's Shoved]]" (Osborne) – 2:35
# "[[Zodiac]]" (Osborne) – 4:14
# "[[If I Had An Exorcism]]" (Osborne) – 3:07
# "[[Your Blessened]]" (Osborne) – 5:39
# "[[Cow]]" (Osborne) – 4:31

==Personnel==
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - Drums
*[[Buzz Osborne|Buzz]] - Guitar, Vocals
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - Bass
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - Producer
[[Image:Melvins_Wiki3.jpg|thumb|200px|Back Sleeve (Notice Boners Copyright Notice)]]

[[Category: Melvins Albums]]

Bullhead (album)

2007-06-12T17:58:35Z

Dman92:

[[Image:Melvins-bullhead.jpg|thumb|250px|right|The Album Cover]]
[[Image:Melvins Wiki.jpg|thumb|250px|Inner Sleave (picture of group each holding Buzzo's devil head guitar)]]
[[Image:Melvins_Wiki2.jpg|thumb|250px|right|CD]]

'''''Bullhead''''' was released in 1991 on [[Boner Records]]. The album was a step closer to the newly founded genre of drone metal, with the songs becoming longer then they were on [[Ozma (album)]] and [[Gluey Porch Treatments]]. Many believe this to be one of the Melvins best albums, along with [[Eggnog (album)]], [[Houdini (album)]], [[Lysol (album)]] and [[Stoner Witch]].

==Track listing==
# "[[Boris]]" (Osborne) – 8:34
# "[[Anaconda]]" (Osborne) – 2:23
# "[[Ligature]]" (Osborne) – 3:49
# "[[It's Shoved]]" (Osborne) – 2:35
# "[[Zodiac]]" (Osborne) – 4:14
# "[[If I Had An Exorcism]]" (Osborne) – 3:07
# "[[Your Blessened]]" (Osborne) – 5:39
# "[[Cow]]" (Osborne) – 4:31

==Personnel==
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - Drums
*[[Buzz Osborne|Buzz]] - Guitar, Vocals
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - Bass
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - Producer
[[Image:Melvins_Wiki3.jpg|thumb|400px|Back Sleeve (Notice Boners Copyright Notice)]]

[[Category: Melvins Albums]]

Bullhead (album)

2007-06-12T17:57:07Z

Dman92:

[[Image:Melvins-bullhead.jpg|250px|right| The Album Cover]]
[[Image:Melvins Wiki.jpg|250px| Inner Sleave (picture of group each holding Buzzo's devil head guitar)]]
[[Image:Melvins_Wiki2.jpg|250px|right| CD]]

'''''Bullhead''''' was released in 1991 on [[Boner Records]]. The album was a step closer to the newly founded genre of drone metal, with the songs becoming longer then they were on [[Ozma (album)]] and [[Gluey Porch Treatments]]. Many believe this to be one of the Melvins best albums, along with [[Eggnog (album)]], [[Houdini (album)]], [[Lysol (album)]] and [[Stoner Witch]].

==Track listing==
# "[[Boris]]" (Osborne) – 8:34
# "[[Anaconda]]" (Osborne) – 2:23
# "[[Ligature]]" (Osborne) – 3:49
# "[[It's Shoved]]" (Osborne) – 2:35
# "[[Zodiac]]" (Osborne) – 4:14
# "[[If I Had An Exorcism]]" (Osborne) – 3:07
# "[[Your Blessened]]" (Osborne) – 5:39
# "[[Cow]]" (Osborne) – 4:31

==Personnel==
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - Drums
*[[Buzz Osborne|Buzz]] - Guitar, Vocals
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - Bass
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - Producer
[[Image:Melvins_Wiki3.jpg|400px| Back Sleeve (Notice Boners Copyright Notice)]]

[[Category: Melvins Albums]]

Bullhead (album)

2007-06-12T17:56:40Z

Dman92:

[[Image:Melvins-bullhead.jpg|250px|right|The Album Cover]]
[[Image:Melvins Wiki.jpg|250px|Inner Sleave (picture of group each holding Buzzo's devil head guitar)]]
[[Image:Melvins_Wiki2.jpg|250px|right| CD]]

'''''Bullhead''''' was released in 1991 on [[Boner Records]]. The album was a step closer to the newly founded genre of drone metal, with the songs becoming longer then they were on [[Ozma (album)]] and [[Gluey Porch Treatments]]. Many believe this to be one of the Melvins best albums, along with [[Eggnog (album)]], [[Houdini (album)]], [[Lysol (album)]] and [[Stoner Witch]].

==Track listing==
# "[[Boris]]" (Osborne) – 8:34
# "[[Anaconda]]" (Osborne) – 2:23
# "[[Ligature]]" (Osborne) – 3:49
# "[[It's Shoved]]" (Osborne) – 2:35
# "[[Zodiac]]" (Osborne) – 4:14
# "[[If I Had An Exorcism]]" (Osborne) – 3:07
# "[[Your Blessened]]" (Osborne) – 5:39
# "[[Cow]]" (Osborne) – 4:31

==Personnel==
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - Drums
*[[Buzz Osborne|Buzz]] - Guitar, Vocals
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - Bass
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - Producer
[[Image:Melvins_Wiki3.jpg|400px|Back Sleeve (Notice Boners Copyright Notice)]]

[[Category: Melvins Albums]]

Bullhead (album)

2007-06-12T17:53:47Z

Dman92:

[[Image:Melvins-bullhead.jpg|350px|right]]
[[Image:Melvins Wiki.jpg|350px|right]]
[[Image:Melvins_Wiki2.jpg|350px|right]]

'''''Bullhead''''' was released in 1991 on [[Boner Records]]. The album was a step closer to the newly founded genre of drone metal, with the songs becoming longer then they were on [[Ozma (album)]] and [[Gluey Porch Treatments]]. Many believe this to be one of the Melvins best albums, along with [[Eggnog (album)]], [[Houdini (album)]], [[Lysol (album)]] and [[Stoner Witch]].

==Track listing==
# "[[Boris]]" (Osborne) – 8:34
# "[[Anaconda]]" (Osborne) – 2:23
# "[[Ligature]]" (Osborne) – 3:49
# "[[It's Shoved]]" (Osborne) – 2:35
# "[[Zodiac]]" (Osborne) – 4:14
# "[[If I Had An Exorcism]]" (Osborne) – 3:07
# "[[Your Blessened]]" (Osborne) – 5:39
# "[[Cow]]" (Osborne) – 4:31

==Personnel==
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - Drums
*[[Buzz Osborne|Buzz]] - Guitar, Vocals
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - Bass
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - Producer
[[Image:Melvins_Wiki3.jpg|400px]]

[[Category: Melvins Albums]]

Bullhead (album)

2007-06-12T17:46:36Z

Dman92:

[[Image:Melvins-bullhead.jpg|350px|right]]
[[Image:Melvins Wiki.jpg|350px|right]]
[[Image:Melvins_Wiki2.jpg|350px|right]]
[[Image:Melvins_Wiki3.jpg|400px|right]]

'''''Bullhead''''' was released in 1991 on [[Boner Records]]. The album was a step closer to the newly founded genre of drone metal, with the songs becoming longer then they were on [[Ozma (album)]] and [[Gluey Porch Treatments]]. Many believe this to be one of the Melvins best albums, along with [[Eggnog (album)]], [[Houdini (album)]], [[Lysol (album)]] and [[Stoner Witch]].

==Track listing==
# "[[Boris]]" (Osborne) – 8:34
# "[[Anaconda]]" (Osborne) – 2:23
# "[[Ligature]]" (Osborne) – 3:49
# "[[It's Shoved]]" (Osborne) – 2:35
# "[[Zodiac]]" (Osborne) – 4:14
# "[[If I Had An Exorcism]]" (Osborne) – 3:07
# "[[Your Blessened]]" (Osborne) – 5:39
# "[[Cow]]" (Osborne) – 4:31

==Personnel==
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - Drums
*[[Buzz Osborne|Buzz]] - Guitar, Vocals
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - Bass
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - Producer

[[Category: Melvins Albums]]

Bullhead (album)

2007-06-12T17:46:15Z

Dman92:

[[Image:Melvins-bullhead.jpg|350px|right]]
[[Image:Melvins Wiki.jpg|350px|right]]
[[Image:Melvins_Wiki2.jpg|350px|right]]
[[Image:Melvins_Wiki3.jpg|400px|right]]

'''''Bullhead''''' was released in 1991 on [[Boner Records]]. The album was a step closer to the newly founded genre of drone metal, with the songs becoming longer then they were on [[Ozma (album)]] and [[Gluey Porch Treatments]]. Many believe this to be one of the Melvins best albums, along with [[Eggnog]], [[Houdini]], [[Lysol]] and [[Stoner Witch]].

==Track listing==
# "[[Boris]]" (Osborne) – 8:34
# "[[Anaconda]]" (Osborne) – 2:23
# "[[Ligature]]" (Osborne) – 3:49
# "[[It's Shoved]]" (Osborne) – 2:35
# "[[Zodiac]]" (Osborne) – 4:14
# "[[If I Had An Exorcism]]" (Osborne) – 3:07
# "[[Your Blessened]]" (Osborne) – 5:39
# "[[Cow]]" (Osborne) – 4:31

==Personnel==
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - Drums
*[[Buzz Osborne|Buzz]] - Guitar, Vocals
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - Bass
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - Producer

[[Category: Melvins Albums]]

Bullhead (album)

2007-06-12T17:45:43Z

Dman92:

[[Image:Melvins-bullhead.jpg|350px|right]]
[[Image:Melvins Wiki.jpg|350px|right]]
[[Image:Melvins_Wiki2.jpg|350px|right]]
[[Image:Melvins_Wiki3.jpg|400px|right]]

'''''Bullhead''''' was released in 1991 on [[Boner Records]]. The album was a step closer to the newly founded genre of drone metal, with the songs becoming longer then they were on [[Ozma]] and [[Gluey Porch Treatments]]. Many believe this to be one of the Melvins best albums, along with [[Eggnog]], [[Houdini]], [[Lysol]] and [[Stoner Witch]].

==Track listing==
# "[[Boris]]" (Osborne) – 8:34
# "[[Anaconda]]" (Osborne) – 2:23
# "[[Ligature]]" (Osborne) – 3:49
# "[[It's Shoved]]" (Osborne) – 2:35
# "[[Zodiac]]" (Osborne) – 4:14
# "[[If I Had An Exorcism]]" (Osborne) – 3:07
# "[[Your Blessened]]" (Osborne) – 5:39
# "[[Cow]]" (Osborne) – 4:31

==Personnel==
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - Drums
*[[Buzz Osborne|Buzz]] - Guitar, Vocals
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - Bass
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - Producer

[[Category: Melvins Albums]]

Bullhead (album)

2007-06-12T17:43:27Z

Dman92:

[[Image:Melvins-bullhead.jpg|350px|right]]
[[Image:Melvins Wiki.jpg|350px|right]]
[[Image:Melvins_Wiki2.jpg|350px|right]]
[[Image:Melvins_Wiki3.jpg|400px|right]]

'''''Bullhead''''' was released in 1991 on [[Boner Records]].

==Track listing==
# "[[Boris]]" (Osborne) – 8:34
# "[[Anaconda]]" (Osborne) – 2:23
# "[[Ligature]]" (Osborne) – 3:49
# "[[It's Shoved]]" (Osborne) – 2:35
# "[[Zodiac]]" (Osborne) – 4:14
# "[[If I Had An Exorcism]]" (Osborne) – 3:07
# "[[Your Blessened]]" (Osborne) – 5:39
# "[[Cow]]" (Osborne) – 4:31

==Personnel==
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - Drums
*[[Buzz Osborne|Buzz]] - Guitar, Vocals
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - Bass
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - Producer

[[Category: Melvins Albums]]

Bullhead (album)

2007-06-12T17:43:05Z

Dman92:

[[Image:Melvins-bullhead.jpg|350px|right]]
[[Image:Melvins Wiki.jpg|350px|right]]
[[Image:Melvins_Wiki3.jpg|350px|center]][[Image:Melvins_Wiki2.jpg|350px|right]]

'''''Bullhead''''' was released in 1991 on [[Boner Records]].

==Track listing==
# "[[Boris]]" (Osborne) – 8:34
# "[[Anaconda]]" (Osborne) – 2:23
# "[[Ligature]]" (Osborne) – 3:49
# "[[It's Shoved]]" (Osborne) – 2:35
# "[[Zodiac]]" (Osborne) – 4:14
# "[[If I Had An Exorcism]]" (Osborne) – 3:07
# "[[Your Blessened]]" (Osborne) – 5:39
# "[[Cow]]" (Osborne) – 4:31

==Personnel==
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - Drums
*[[Buzz Osborne|Buzz]] - Guitar, Vocals
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - Bass
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - Producer

[[Category: Melvins Albums]]

Bullhead (album)

2007-06-12T17:42:49Z

Dman92:

[[Image:Melvins-bullhead.jpg|350px|right]]
[[Image:Melvins Wiki.jpg|350px|right]]
[[Image:
Melvins_Wiki3.jpg|350px|center]][[Image:Melvins_Wiki2.jpg|350px|right]]

'''''Bullhead''''' was released in 1991 on [[Boner Records]].

==Track listing==
# "[[Boris]]" (Osborne) – 8:34
# "[[Anaconda]]" (Osborne) – 2:23
# "[[Ligature]]" (Osborne) – 3:49
# "[[It's Shoved]]" (Osborne) – 2:35
# "[[Zodiac]]" (Osborne) – 4:14
# "[[If I Had An Exorcism]]" (Osborne) – 3:07
# "[[Your Blessened]]" (Osborne) – 5:39
# "[[Cow]]" (Osborne) – 4:31

==Personnel==
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - Drums
*[[Buzz Osborne|Buzz]] - Guitar, Vocals
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - Bass
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - Producer

[[Category: Melvins Albums]]

File:Melvins Wiki3.jpg

2007-06-12T17:42:11Z

Dman92: Back Sleeve

Back Sleeve

Bullhead (album)

2007-06-12T17:41:19Z

Dman92:

[[Image:Melvins-bullhead.jpg|350px|right]]
[[Image:Melvins Wiki.jpg|350px|right]]
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'''''Bullhead''''' was released in 1991 on [[Boner Records]].

==Track listing==
# "[[Boris]]" (Osborne) – 8:34
# "[[Anaconda]]" (Osborne) – 2:23
# "[[Ligature]]" (Osborne) – 3:49
# "[[It's Shoved]]" (Osborne) – 2:35
# "[[Zodiac]]" (Osborne) – 4:14
# "[[If I Had An Exorcism]]" (Osborne) – 3:07
# "[[Your Blessened]]" (Osborne) – 5:39
# "[[Cow]]" (Osborne) – 4:31

==Personnel==
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - Drums
*[[Buzz Osborne|Buzz]] - Guitar, Vocals
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - Bass
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - Producer

[[Category: Melvins Albums]]

File:Melvins Wiki2.jpg

2007-06-12T17:40:14Z

Dman92: CD

Bullhead (album)

2007-06-12T17:39:28Z

Dman92:

[[Image:Melvins-bullhead.jpg|right]]
[[Image:|]]
[[Image:Melvins Wiki.jpg|350px|right]]

'''''Bullhead''''' was released in 1991 on [[Boner Records]].

==Track listing==
# "[[Boris]]" (Osborne) – 8:34
# "[[Anaconda]]" (Osborne) – 2:23
# "[[Ligature]]" (Osborne) – 3:49
# "[[It's Shoved]]" (Osborne) – 2:35
# "[[Zodiac]]" (Osborne) – 4:14
# "[[If I Had An Exorcism]]" (Osborne) – 3:07
# "[[Your Blessened]]" (Osborne) – 5:39
# "[[Cow]]" (Osborne) – 4:31

==Personnel==
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - Drums
*[[Buzz Osborne|Buzz]] - Guitar, Vocals
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - Bass
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - Producer

[[Category: Melvins Albums]]

Bullhead (album)

2007-06-12T17:39:13Z

Dman92:

[[Image:Melvins-bullhead.jpg|right]]
[[Image:|]]
[[Image:Melvins Wiki.jpg|250px|right]]

'''''Bullhead''''' was released in 1991 on [[Boner Records]].

==Track listing==
# "[[Boris]]" (Osborne) – 8:34
# "[[Anaconda]]" (Osborne) – 2:23
# "[[Ligature]]" (Osborne) – 3:49
# "[[It's Shoved]]" (Osborne) – 2:35
# "[[Zodiac]]" (Osborne) – 4:14
# "[[If I Had An Exorcism]]" (Osborne) – 3:07
# "[[Your Blessened]]" (Osborne) – 5:39
# "[[Cow]]" (Osborne) – 4:31

==Personnel==
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - Drums
*[[Buzz Osborne|Buzz]] - Guitar, Vocals
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - Bass
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - Producer

[[Category: Melvins Albums]]

Bullhead (album)

2007-06-12T17:37:59Z

Dman92:

[[Image:Melvins-bullhead.jpg|right]]
[[Image:Melvins Wiki.jpg|right]]

'''''Bullhead''''' was released in 1991 on [[Boner Records]].

==Track listing==
# "[[Boris]]" (Osborne) – 8:34
# "[[Anaconda]]" (Osborne) – 2:23
# "[[Ligature]]" (Osborne) – 3:49
# "[[It's Shoved]]" (Osborne) – 2:35
# "[[Zodiac]]" (Osborne) – 4:14
# "[[If I Had An Exorcism]]" (Osborne) – 3:07
# "[[Your Blessened]]" (Osborne) – 5:39
# "[[Cow]]" (Osborne) – 4:31

==Personnel==
*[[Dale Crover|Dale]] - Drums
*[[Buzz Osborne|Buzz]] - Guitar, Vocals
*[[Lori Black|Lorax]] - Bass
*[[Jonathan Burnside]] - Producer

[[Category: Melvins Albums]]

File:Melvins Wiki.jpg

2007-06-12T17:37:07Z

Dman92: Inner Sleeve

Inner Sleeve