Gluey Porch Treatments

[Alvin]

Unfortunately I don't think those labels refer specifically to the release date. I may be wrong though.

[rimb]

Unfortunately I don't think those labels refer specifically to the release date. I may be wrong though.

You may be right, although I've always thought that the publishing date refers to the year that the material was actually released and available to the public.

[brian]

thanks for your help guys

[Ozma]

what's the difference between the first version, the ozma/gluey version and the ipecac version?

[norecess]

As for the Ipecac release, it has awesome liner notes. That's about it I assume. I own GPT double now. I already owned the Ipecac version but now that I purchased Ozma recently, I have two different versions. There's no difference AFAIK. I think it is just being added to the Ozma album to make it available again.

[Branch Breaker]

The Ipecac version has lots of demos instead of having Ozma on the same disc.

[thegrumpylil'hermit]

Overall, the mix on the Ipecac version is noticeably louder than the OZMA/Gluey version.  Besides that though, the liner notes and demos are not really worth it if you're a first timer and it would make much more sense to purchase the Boner records version of OZMA/Gluey and get 2 classics in one.

[norecess]

The Ipecac version has lots of demos instead of having Ozma on the same disc.

Oops, how could I forget.

[Ozma]

thanks for the info  

[Rusty Shackleford]

The Ipecac version is a remix.

Now what they should've done is remix gluey AND ozma and put em back out on one cd.

[moanin' ludlow]

I think the actual first release of GPT was early '87.  I was in S.F.  for new years '86 and met Victor, the guy who ran Alchemy- we listened to an advance tape of GPT in the back of his Volvo with Lori  & Mark who were in Clown Alley at the time.  I remember seeing the original vinyl shortly after we got back to Seattle, like maybe two weeks, and hearing that the Melvins were pissed due to their names being wrong on the back cover.

[Mesteren]

I think the actual first release of GPT was early '87.  I was in S.F.  for new years '86 and met Victor, the guy who ran Alchemy- we listened to an advance tape of GPT in the back of his Volvo with Lori  & Mark who were in Clown Alley at the time.  I remember seeing the original vinyl shortly after we got back to Seattle, like maybe two weeks, and hearing that the Melvins were pissed due to their names being wrong on the back cover.

I thought Mark D ran Alchemy?!?!

[anaconda]

He did!

"For those of you not familiar with Mark D a little bit of history is more than worthy of mention. He is the founder of underground punk label Alchemy Records. Through Alchemy he pushed bands like The Melvins and Neurosis to the forefront of the scene. He maintained genius status with his production work and went on to play bass with the Melvins during their commercially successful stint during which they toured with the likes of White Zombie and Nirvana. He parted ways in 1998 and began work on his solo genius "The Silent Treatment."

Check the link:
http://www.roughedge.com/cdreviews/d/markd.htm

[moanin' ludlow]

Next time you see Mark, ask him about Victor.

[Vcavallo]

i'm not a fan of the silent treatment.  

maybe i should listen to it again...