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Revision as of 04:52, 21 November 2012

Melvins/Patton Oswalt split 7"

front cover
back cover
front cover
back cover
alternate wrap-around sleeve
test pressing


Boss Hoss/The Two Dumbest Cunts in the World 7" - released 2006

  • 7" Chunklet Magazine edit. 700
    • 300 on black
    • 100 on clear
    • 300 of varying colors - e.g. clear gold, clear green, marbled purple, clear red, clear orange, clear blue, and solid pink - the pressing plant were asked to change the color 'as often as possible' to make the maximum number of color variations available. This has resulted in some colors appearing on as few as five records.


Boss Hoss comes from the (a) Senile Animal recording sessions, originally by The Sonics. There are two grooves on side A, the second groove plays the song backwards. See the discussion on the forum about this here.

First sold at Chunklet Magazine's 13 Anniversary Weekend Extravaganza Blowout (Day Three) on October 28, 2006 in Athens, GA. Leftovers were sold on the Chunklet Magazine Website and later dates on the Melvins Fall 2006 Tour.

B side is comedy by Patton Oswalt.

Track listing

Personnel

artwork from master designer Jay Ryan of the Bird Machine

Chunklet
P.O. Box 2814
Athens, GA 30612-0814

Blog & MP3's from the Chunklet Anniversary