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Label: Bootleg
Year: 1991
The classic line-up of Buzz, Dale, and Shirley Temple's daughter, doing it in classic Melvins style, slow and low, for the classic John Peel.
'Nuff said, yes?
Alright...four songs, including the rare Clown Alley cover "Theme", and an added bonus (not on the original 7" bootleg) Flipper cover "Way Of The World", with bits of Mr. Peel's dialogue interspersed.
Honestly, that's 'nuff said now.
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T(h)anks a lot. I feel like Lorax always takes a lot of shit, but her bass playing at this point in the Melvins' career makes perfect sense. Thud thud thud. The chronology confuses me sometimes though: was it Joe Preston, then Lorax, then Bill Bartel, or did Joe do two tenures of duty? Or did Lorax?
dude. YES. I fucking love you.
according to Rokko's Adventures: Melvins special the history of Melvins' bassists is like this: Matt Lukin, Lorax, Joe Preston, Lorax, Mark "D" Deutrom, Kevin Rutmanis, David Scott Stone, Trevor Dunn and finally Jared Warren
Thanks, Anon. Coulda sworn Bill Bartel was in there somewhere. But then there's at least one other guy (the Boner records dude) who I don't see on that list, so i guess that's just the real full-time members.
For those who've not seen this yet there is a great interview with Buzz over at http://www.vbs.tv/
@1009:
The official Melvins Bassist Morgue at their site is as follows:
Matt Lukin
Lori Black (Lorax)
Joe Preston
Dave Sahijdak
Mark Deutrom
Kevin Rutmanis
David Scott Stone
Trevor Dunn
Billy Anderson
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