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1. Hooch
2. Night Goat
3. Lizzy
4. Going Blind
5. Honey Bucket
6. Hag Me
7. Set Me Straight
8. Sky Pup
9. Joan of Arc
10. Teet
11. Copache
12. Pearl Bomb
13. Spread Eagle Beagle
14. Rocket Reducer #62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa)
15. Lexicon Devil
16. It's Shoved (Live)
17. Skweetis
18. Queen
19. Sweet Willy Rollbar
20. Revolve
21. Goose Freight Train
22. Roadbull
23. At the Stake
24. Magic Pig Detective
25. Shevil
26. June Bug
27. Lividity
28. Revolve (Edit)
29. Instant Larry
30. Anaconda (Live)
31. Let God Be Your Gardener (Live)
32. Revolve (Demo)
33. In the Rain
34. The Bit
35. Hide
36. Bar-X-The Rocking M
37. Yacob's Lab
38. The Bloat
39. Tipping the Lion
40. Black Bock
41. Goggles
42. Soup
43. Buck Owens
44. Sterilized
45. Lacrimosa
46. Skin Horse
47. Captain Pungent
48. Berthas
49. Cottonmouth
50. Interstellar Overdrive
51. The Bit (Radio Edit)
52. Tipping the Lion B
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Featuring three albums from Melvins' time at Atlantic Records. When the grunge sound of Nirvana, Soundgarden and Pearl Jam broke alternative rock into the mainstream at the start of the 1990s, there was a sudden rush by the major labels to sign a slew of previously underground bands with a similar sound. Although a lot of those musicians only saw their underdog status and relative geography in common - many of them came from in and around Seattle, Washington - it was enough to wipe away the hair metal and glam rock that had ruled the 1980s. Many bands from the Pacific North West, including Screaming Trees, Tad, Alice In Chains and Mudhoney, would benefit from this windfall of major label contracts, but one of the more surprising signings were The Melvins. Atlantic signed Melvins for their 5th album, 1993's 'Houdini' (CD1). Sporting a cover design by famed poster artist Frank Kozik, 'Houdini' was in part co-produced by Kurt Cobain, and their most commercially successful release was recorded mainly by Buzz Osborne and Dale Crover. A cover of KISS' 'Goin' Blind' shouldn't have surprised any of their long term fans, and the songs 'Hooch' and 'Lizzy' were issued as singles, with 'Honey Bucket' even receiving airplay on MTV. Bonus tracks include their cover of the MC5's 'Rocket Reducer #62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa)', a cover of The Germs' 'Lexicon Devil' and 'It's Shoved' (Live). Their next Atlantic album was 1996's 'Stoner Witch' (CD2), where they were now joined by Mark Deutrom on bass. Their third and final Atlantic album, 'Stag' (CD3), was in fact their eight album, as they had continued to record for various indies in the 1990s. 'The Bit' and 'Bar-X the Rocking M' were issued as singles, with a cover of Pink Floyd's sprawling 'Interstellar Overdrive', 'The Bit' (Radio Edit) and 'Tipping The Lion B' added as bonus tracksEmail Signup
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