Dale on the Vinyl Guide podcast

[GiveMe45]

Pretty good as usual and a couple small new tidbits (at least new to me anyway)

https://vinylguide.libsyn.com/ep305-dale-crover-melvins-records-recordings-collectibles-and-more

[amazonAMAZON]

Yeah, I love The Vinyl Guide. He really asks good questions that keep the conversation going, with enough prompts for the artists to clarify their discography or set the record straight on rumors and history.

I like that Dale considers the Crybaby "a fun fuck-around record"

[bUTTHOLEmAN]

Yeah, I love The Vinyl Guide. He really asks good questions that keep the conversation going, with enough prompts for the artists to clarify their discography or set the record straight on rumors and history.

I like that Dale considers the Crybaby "a fun fuck-around record"

Agreed.

[GiveMe45]

I'm still relatively new to the world of podcasts.  Even with 4000+ songs on my phone I still needed something new to fill the 5 hour drive I was doing once a week for the past 2 years.  I've really like a few of his episodes.  There's another called Turned Out A Punk that has a few different episodes with Buzz and/or Dale in his archives

[bUTTHOLEmAN]

Interesting points @ the podcast - the backstory to the song Scooba, the song he played trumpet on, Dale's copy of the nirvana single came with a hand made sticker, what happened with the recent ASA pressing/civilized worm being left off the album.

[(PAUL)]

It's crazy that they didn't get a test printing or whatever they call it. Anyways yeah I doubt he would have listened to the whole thing as well. It's also super crazy how busy pressing plants are. 

[jules]

It's crazy that they didn't get a test printing or whatever they call it. Anyways yeah I doubt he would have listened to the whole thing as well. It's also super crazy how busy pressing plants are.

They wouldn't be so busy if they got it right first time  

[spunkmonkey]

I liked the gig poster talk. I'm also a big fan of Tara McPherson's posters.

[PepsiMike]

https://www.thevinylguide.com/episodes/ep435-dale-crover-the-return-of-melvins?fbclid=IwAR3MpSMijyNfHPIeTIB9cKBAZj5sLl0tRLiOPSH5nHnx0Ny-h3A7A8bl-4c

Good interview

[black stallion]

https://www.thevinylguide.com/episodes/ep435-dale-crover-the-return-of-melvins?fbclid=IwAR3MpSMijyNfHPIeTIB9cKBAZj5sLl0tRLiOPSH5nHnx0Ny-h3A7A8bl-4c

Good interview

thanks man!

[))))((((]

A lot of interesting topics mentioned in this interview. I always love to hear more about their working process and their life in the studio. i just wish Dale remembered more about what they did. He always seems to forget the exact details! Still, good to hear that Dale is basically back to full health now. That it was only the problem of getting work visas early that caused the band to be uncertain if he should go or not. I wouldn't be surprised to see some sporadic Melvins shows at some point this year.

[))))((((]

Also.... I found it interesting that Dale totally misunderstood where the interviewer was coming from on the AI question. I think he took it to mean recording in digital as opposed to tape, whereas clearly the intent was to query him on his thoughts about AI writing actual songs or it being incorporated or deployed into an artists process. How it may impact upon creativity or what we consider artistic merit. It makes me wonder if Dale just didn't pick up on that or is currently unaware of the whole potential AI influence on music.

[the bloat]

It makes me wonder if Dale just didn't pick up on that or is currently unaware of the whole potential AI influence on music.

...he's hopped up on painkillers