Houdini Live 2005 'A Live History Of Gluttony and Lust'

[Green Honey]

where do i recognise that dhc song from??

yeah?!

theres something familiar with that melodic chorus

i recognised the opening riff instantly when i first heard it, pretty sure its a cover (or maybe a reeally old melvins song)

[TheSwingSet]

DCH is a Cream cover isn't it?

[CaptainPungent]

DCH is a Cream cover isn't it?

I think you're thinking of NSU

[(PAUL)]

Yeah, but correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think any of their live albums have been released on vinyl.

[CaptainPungent]

Yeah, but correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think any of their live albums have been released on vinyl.

but....
their other live albums aren't as good as this, and not as recent as this.
like he said, they released some of the newer melvins stuff on alternative tentacles,
since they've been with jello, so it is most likely going to happen.

[klump]

Live albums sound even more "live" on vinyl too.
I remember listening to one of my dads Rolling Stones concerts on vinyl, and the sound was really "real"...If you understand what I mean

the crackling, pop and fizz has its charm.
but Im no vinyl buff, I prefer cds because they are practicle and reliable.

[glen]

the more I listen to this the more I realize how entirely wrong every recorded interpretation of the lyrics are.
thats a beautiful thing.    melvins lyrics shouldn't be recorded in written word, it wasn't meant to be.

[Uncle Fester]

Pigs sounds nasty on vinyl.
in a good way.
theres hardly any hissing and popping on the album.
you get more hiss and pops from records that are old and used over.

[rimb]

Yeah, but correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think any of their live albums have been released on vinyl.

I just got the Your Choice Live album on vinyl last week, but that's not really "their" album anyway.

[klump]

Pigs sounds nasty on vinyl.
in a good way.
theres hardly any hissing and popping on the album.
you get more hiss and pops from records that are old and used over.

yeah, but theres a "rumbly" feeling

[klump]

I think Buzz has changed some of the lyrics.

[TheSwingSet]

you might be right Cap'n...
i coulda sworn i read in Revolver or some generic metal mag it was a Cream cover...oh well.

[norecess]

may is too fucking far away.  I would have rather they announced it in early April so the anticipation wasn't so bad. 
sometimes ignorance is bliss.

[norecess]

Oh man. This weekend has been a long one. I was home alone, lliterally alone, and I ddi nothing but listening music and smoking. Only vague memories come to mind. Both Friday and Saturday night I passed out. This morning I skipped college and was eagered to have some hash, reading the newspaper in the sunny backyard and playing the new Houdini in the background. I did manage to burn Houdini on cd, roll the joint, get the newspaper and put on Houdini, but ended up after my laptop instead. The door is open though.

Spread Eagle Beagle came in and I wondered what you all though of it before I was gonna mention again how great it is. When it was over, and I enjoyed reading the whole thread again, I decided to play the album another time. Copache is on now. It's really cool to know there's no audience at all, or the few that were there were really quiet. Typically Melvins.

God I love them, I love the way they keep sounding fresh, even with a record as Houdini, which is a pretty well-known album. I love the way Buzz sounds different on Set Me Straght. And I enjoy the sound of another 'new' bass player, on this record at least. And I wanna know what that NSU is.

[Uncle Fester]

Pigs sounds nasty on vinyl.
in a good way.
theres hardly any hissing and popping on the album.
you get more hiss and pops from records that are old and used over.

yeah, but theres a "rumbly" feeling

oh definatley. This album is meant to rumble. lol.