What were the first few Melvins albums you went and bought?

Started by Dumpster D, October 11, 2011, 05:43:04 PM

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Quote from: erichka on October 23, 2011, 04:40:06 PM
I'll ever so innocently slip him copies of Colossus of Destiny and Prick.
Nah, Maggot and Bootlicker next for Mike!

JUDY

You're right. I'll play nice for a little while.
...That's why I said, "When he least expects it.":twisted:

norecess

the first album i went and bought was gluey porch treatments. instead of convincing me at once, it took over my mind little by little. then after i saw the band live in action on 2003 on the geek tour with tomahawk, things really started to come together for me and not long after that i started ordering one album after another.

i also remember buying POTRE when it came out, must have been in 2004. the storekeeper didn't seem aware of this collaboration and seemed happily surprised. i knew from his radio show on dutch radio station kink fm he was heavily into darkwave and industrial. unfortunately both kink fm and that record store no longer exist.


(PAUL)

Quote from: the crybaby on October 24, 2011, 06:37:33 AM
houdini CD
ozma + gpt CD
stoner witch CD
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And then everything else on the planet that says Melvins on it.
Hail, not fail.
PS:  fuck him.

ZILLA

The Crybaby was my first melvins album. Ipecac records was pretty new at this point and I had just seen Fantomas on their first tour and was blown away by Buzz's guitar work. I remember thinking that they were a weird band and at the time I was a pretty straight forward metal fan.
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Bengerman

I got Houdini through Columbia House or BMG for a penny. At the time I didn't think it was my cup of tea but it grew on me and the next two albums I got were You Choice Live Series and Lysol on a school field trip. Listening to Lysol on the way home on the bus with headphones I felt like I had been dupped until about 10 minutes later when the awesomeness filled my ears. YCLS really is a great live album. I know the Melvins weren't happy with the people that did it but it's nice to hear those songs with more "umpf" behind them.
Then I got Oskar/GPT free from a guy in my art class.

Captain CoryCory

I think it was about 11 years since I bought Houdini now. Even though I like the album a lot would it be crazy to say I think some of the Melvins' best albums came before AND after The Atlantic Years?


Bengerman

I don't think that's so crazy. HAT is my favorite album. I get a little tired of Houdini and stoner witch and stag sometimes. They are all great but they certainly don't define the Melvins.

I find that it's not so much about the albums as it is the period with the Melvins. I'm often in a ozma/gpt mood or a bullhead/eggnog mood or a senile animal/nude w boots/bride screamed murder mood etc...

I'm currently listening to the whole catalog on shuffle for the past week. That's been pretty fun. I think there are 418 songs not including live stuff.