Alive at the F*cker Club - Revision history

Jules at 22:57, 28 April 2017

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	*By the way, the "trombone" on Bar-X The Rocking M was actually "sung" by Dale live. It sounded really good. I thought they were using backing tapes at first. They played in Melbourne again last night (and tonight as part of the Geek Tour) and opened their set with this song, but trombone duties were, unfortunately, taken over my Mike Patton.		*By the way, the "trombone" on Bar-X The Rocking M was actually "sung" by Dale live. It sounded really good. I thought they were using backing tapes at first. They played in Melbourne again last night (and tonight as part of the Geek Tour) and opened their set with this song, but trombone duties were, unfortunately, taken over my Mike Patton.




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	*(2011) AMPHETAMINE REPTILE RECORDS		*(2011) AMPHETAMINE REPTILE RECORDS
	*AmRep 072 - CD re-released in a numbered edition of 50 with letterpress sleeves by Mackie Osborne for sale on tour.		*AmRep 072 - CD re-released in a numbered edition of 50 with [[letterpress]] sleeves by Mackie Osborne for sale on tour.

Jules at 18:46, 13 January 2015

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	'''''Alive at the F*cker Club''''' was released in 1998 on [[Amphetamine Reptile Records]] (CD Only).		'''''Alive at the F*cker Club''''' was released in 1998 on [[Amphetamine Reptile Records]] (CD Only).


			*(1998) AMPHETAMINE REPTILE ECORDS
			*Amrep 072 - CD
			* Tracks: 9


			*(2011) AMPHETAMINE REPTILE RECORDS
			*AmRep 072 - CD re-released in a numbered edition of 50 with letterpress sleeves by Mackie Osborne for sale on tour.

Beberlei at 17:46, 14 July 2007

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	[[Image:Melvins-aatfc.jpg\|~~right~~\|~~450px~~]]		[[Image:Melvins-aatfc.jpg\|frame\|Front Cover]]
			[[Image:Alive-back.jpg\|frame\|Inside Sleeve]]

	'''''Alive at the F*cker Club''''' was released in 1998 on [[Amphetamine Reptile Records]].		'''''Alive at the F*cker Club''''' was released in 1998 on [[Amphetamine Reptile Records]] (CD Only).


	Recorded 23 ~~August~~ at The Corner Hotel, 57 Swan Street, Richmond, Melbourne, Australia.		Recorded [[August 23, 1997]] at The Corner Hotel, 57 Swan Street, Richmond, Melbourne, Australia.
	3 shows played were at this location:		3 shows played were at this location:
	*Friday [[August 22, 1997]]		*Friday [[August 22, 1997]]
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	Michael from Australia sent this info in:		Michael from Australia sent this info in:
	*"All the songs on this cd were from the second gig on 23rd august. I was the sound engineer for the melvins on that tour and made the original desk recording. The cd was made from a second generation cassette from that recording - pretty stupid huh! The third show had a lot of good stuff in it - lots of conversation going on ~~onstage~~ with disparaging comments about other musicians. Maybe one day it will see light of day!"		*"All the songs on this CD were from the second gig on 23rd august. I was the sound engineer for the melvins on that tour and made the original desk recording. The CD was made from a second generation cassette from that recording - pretty stupid huh! The third show had a lot of good stuff in it - lots of conversation going on on stage with disparaging comments about other musicians. Maybe one day it will see light of day!"

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	*A woman's pubic area slightly resembles Tasmania. Tasmania is an Australian State, an island just off the south-east of the mainland. In Australian slang, a "map of Tassie" refers to a vagina. Hence the photo on the inside cover.		*A woman's pubic area slightly resembles Tasmania. Tasmania is an Australian State, an island just off the south-east of the mainland. In Australian slang, a "map of Tassie" refers to a vagina. Hence the photo on the inside cover.
	*The Cosmic Psychos are a seminal Australian band and brought the Melvins out here to tour with them. It was the first time the Melvins had been to Australia and, at that time, the only way they were going to get here. The two bands released a split 7 inch single through Gearhead magazine. The Melvins covered "Can't Shake It", a song by The Angels, an Australian band who released stuff in the USA and elsewhere under the name of Angel City.		*The Cosmic Psychos are a seminal Australian band and brought the Melvins out here to tour with them. It was the first time the Melvins had been to Australia and, at that time, the only way they were going to get here. The two bands released a split 7 inch single through Gearhead magazine. The Melvins covered "Can't Shake It", a song by The Angels, an Australian band who released stuff in the USA and elsewhere under the name of Angel City.
	*It is Mark D, not Buzzo, who does the whole "Let that boy boogie-woogie" thing before "It's Shoved". It does sound like Buzzo, though. They did the same thing ~~thoughout~~ the tour. When you listen to it again, you have to picture Mark in his big cowboy hat, which made it all the funnier.		*It is Mark D, not Buzzo, who does the whole "Let that boy boogie-woogie" thing before "It's Shoved". It does sound like Buzzo, though. They did the same thing throughout the tour. When you listen to it again, you have to picture Mark in his big cowboy hat, which made it all the funnier.
	*They played three shows at the Corner Hotel on three consecutive nights. The Friday and Saturday night shows were pretty much the same, and as you hear it on the album. The Sunday night show, being the last night of the tour, was very different. The did a lot more of their experimental stuff, including a full-length version of Pink Floyd's "Interstellar Overdrive" which was considerably shortened on the other nights.		*They played three shows at the Corner Hotel on three consecutive nights. The Friday and Saturday night shows were pretty much the same, and as you hear it on the album. The Sunday night show, being the last night of the tour, was very different. The did a lot more of their experimental stuff, including a full-length version of Pink Floyd's "Interstellar Overdrive" which was considerably shortened on the other nights.
	*By the way, the "trombone" on Bar-X The Rocking M was actually "sung" by Dale live. It sounded really good. I thought they were using backing tapes at first. They played in Melbourne again last night (and tonight as part of the Geek Tour) and opened their set with this song, but trombone duties were, unfortunately, taken over my Mike Patton.		*By the way, the "trombone" on Bar-X The Rocking M was actually "sung" by Dale live. It sounded really good. I thought they were using backing tapes at first. They played in Melbourne again last night (and tonight as part of the Geek Tour) and opened their set with this song, but trombone duties were, unfortunately, taken over my Mike Patton.


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	Recorded 23 August at The Corner Hotel, 57 Swan Street, Richmond, Melbourne, Australia.		Recorded 23 August at The Corner Hotel, 57 Swan Street, Richmond, Melbourne, Australia.
	3 shows played were at this location:		3 shows played were at this location:
	Friday ~~22nd~~ August 1997		*Friday [[August 22, 1997]]
	Saturday ~~23rd~~ August 1997 - record date		*Saturday [[August 23, 1997]] - record date
	Sunday ~~24th~~ August 1997		*Sunday [[August 24, 1997]]

	The bands were The Onya's, Melvins, and [[Cosmic Psychos]] (headlining). They played 3 shows as support to the Cosmic Psychos. The third show was mostly ambient/noise/experimental stuff.		The bands were The Onya's, Melvins, and [[Cosmic Psychos]] (headlining). They played 3 shows as support to the Cosmic Psychos. The third show was mostly ambient/noise/experimental stuff.

Eponymous at 08:17, 13 October 2006

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	==Track listing==		==Track listing==
	#"Boris" (Osborne) – 6:06		#"[[Boris]]" (Osborne) – 6:06
	#"It's Shoved" (Osborne) – 2:54		#"[[It's Shoved]]" (Osborne) – 2:54
	#"Bar-X-The Rocking M" (Crover/Deutrom/Osborne) – 1:58		#"[[Bar-X-The Rocking M]]" (Crover/Deutrom/Osborne) – 1:58
	#"Antitoxidote" (Osborne) – 2:06		#"[[Antitoxidote]]" (Osborne) – 2:06
	#"The Bloat" (Osborne) – 3:28		#"[[The Bloat]]" (Osborne) – 3:28
	#"Lizzy" (Melvins) – 3:13		#"[[Lizzy]]" (Melvins) – 3:13
	#"Mombius Hibachi" (Melvins) – 1:56		#"[[Mombius Hibachi]]" (Melvins) – 1:56

	==Personnel==		==Personnel==

Eponymous at 04:53, 13 October 2006

2006-10-13T04:53:45Z

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[[Image:Melvins-aatfc.jpg|right|450px]]

'''''Alive at the F*cker Club''''' was released in 1998 on [[Amphetamine Reptile Records]].

Recorded 23 August at The Corner Hotel, 57 Swan Street, Richmond, Melbourne, Australia.
3 shows played were at this location:
Friday 22nd August 1997
Saturday 23rd August 1997 - record date
Sunday 24th August 1997

The bands were The Onya's, Melvins, and [[Cosmic Psychos]] (headlining). They played 3 shows as support to the Cosmic Psychos. The third show was mostly ambient/noise/experimental stuff.

The length of the first four tracks doesn't match the songs: "Boris" is 0:00 (track 1) to 5:00 (track 1), "It's Shoved" is 5:00 (track 1) to 2:10 (track 2), "Bar-X-The Rocking M" is 2:10 (track 2) to 1:26 (track 3), "Smoke On The Water (Jam)" is 1:26 (track 3) to 1:48 (track 3) and "Antitoxidote" is 1:48 (track 3) to the end of track 4. The jam of Deep Purple's "Smoke on the Water" is uncredited.

==Track listing==
#"Boris" (Osborne) – 6:06
#"It's Shoved" (Osborne) – 2:54
#"Bar-X-The Rocking M" (Crover/Deutrom/Osborne) – 1:58
#"Antitoxidote" (Osborne) – 2:06
#"The Bloat" (Osborne) – 3:28
#"Lizzy" (Melvins) – 3:13
#"Mombius Hibachi" (Melvins) – 1:56

==Personnel==
*[[Buzz Osborne]] - Guitar, Vocals
*[[Dale Crover]] - Drums, Vocals
*[[Mark Deutrom]] - Bass, Vocals

==Notes==
Michael from Australia sent this info in:
*"All the songs on this cd were from the second gig on 23rd august. I was the sound engineer for the melvins on that tour and made the original desk recording. The cd was made from a second generation cassette from that recording - pretty stupid huh! The third show had a lot of good stuff in it - lots of conversation going on onstage with disparaging comments about other musicians. Maybe one day it will see light of day!"

Eponymous from the BBS wrote:
*The animal that is roadkill on the cover is a dingo, not a deer or a kangaroo. The angel on the back, I would say, is the same dead dog.
*A woman's pubic area slightly resembles Tasmania. Tasmania is an Australian State, an island just off the south-east of the mainland. In Australian slang, a "map of Tassie" refers to a vagina. Hence the photo on the inside cover.
*The Cosmic Psychos are a seminal Australian band and brought the Melvins out here to tour with them. It was the first time the Melvins had been to Australia and, at that time, the only way they were going to get here. The two bands released a split 7 inch single through Gearhead magazine. The Melvins covered "Can't Shake It", a song by The Angels, an Australian band who released stuff in the USA and elsewhere under the name of Angel City.
*It is Mark D, not Buzzo, who does the whole "Let that boy boogie-woogie" thing before "It's Shoved". It does sound like Buzzo, though. They did the same thing thoughout the tour. When you listen to it again, you have to picture Mark in his big cowboy hat, which made it all the funnier.
*They played three shows at the Corner Hotel on three consecutive nights. The Friday and Saturday night shows were pretty much the same, and as you hear it on the album. The Sunday night show, being the last night of the tour, was very different. The did a lot more of their experimental stuff, including a full-length version of Pink Floyd's "Interstellar Overdrive" which was considerably shortened on the other nights.
*By the way, the "trombone" on Bar-X The Rocking M was actually "sung" by Dale live. It sounded really good. I thought they were using backing tapes at first. They played in Melbourne again last night (and tonight as part of the Geek Tour) and opened their set with this song, but trombone duties were, unfortunately, taken over my Mike Patton.