BBS Nick name : homeless dad
Real name: Ryan
Sex: Guy
Age: 32
Nationality: Ameroswede, white boy
Where you live: Southern California, LA area
Sexual orientation: not gay
Occupation: MRI Technologist
Hobbies: Family, working way too much, music
Favourite food: chips and salsa
Favourite drink: diet Pepsi (I'm a party animal!)
How many other Melvins fans do you know (on here not included): my brother sorta. He's seen them twice with me and owns 'gluttony'.
How long have you been a Melvins fan: 1994
First Melvins album you heard: probably houdini
First Melvins album you owned: stoner witch
Favourite Melvins album: hate this question: eggnog, gluey or hat or choose your battles
Least Favourite Melvins album: pigs of the roman empire, still haven't given it a good enough listen
Favourite Melvins Track: another tough question: charmacarmacat maybe?
Least Favourite Melvins Track: Theresa screams
Favourite Melvins track performed live: night goat or water glass
Least favourite Melvins track performed live: the crybaby
How many times have you seen the Melvins live: 5, including melvins lite
How many Melvins albums do you own: all studio, just got the maggot which completed it.
Second Favourite band after the Melvins: Totally Radd!!, Nirvana, Weird Al
Any other business: [/quote] Their most influential albums on me were you choice live and Dales solo album and eggnog. I was still a fence sitter until hearing these 3 which i heard all around the same time. I proudly talked up the melvins. I was the only one in high school who seemed to get them.
The stuff I dig most from these guys is the weirdness and diversity of their directions. Truly genre-less these guys play whatever they want and that is refreshing especially in todays musically stagnant and uninspirational musical sesspool. Melvins rule!