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The label is named after syrup of ipecac, an emetic, or vomit-inducing, medicine. | The label is named after syrup of ipecac, an emetic, or vomit-inducing, medicine. | ||
The label's tag line is "Ipecac Recordings--Making People Sick Since 1999." | The label's tag line is "''Ipecac Recordings--Making People Sick Since 1999.''" | ||
==Albums/EPs== | |||
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|'''Album Cover''' | |||
|'''Date of Release''' | |||
|'''Title''' | |||
|'''Label''' | |||
|'''Catalog Number''' | |||
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|[[Image:Melvins-themaggot.jpg|center|50px|]] | |||
|[[1999]] | |||
|''[[The Maggot (album)|The Maggot]]'' | |||
|[[Ipecac Recordings]] | |||
|IPC-002 | |||
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|[[Image:Melvins-thebootlicker.jpg|center|50px|]] | |||
|[[1999]] | |||
|''[[The Bootlicker (album)|The Bootlicker]]'' | |||
|[[Ipecac Recordings]] | |||
|IPC-004 | |||
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|[[Image:Melvins-thecrybaby.jpg|center|50px|]] | |||
|[[2000]] | |||
|''[[The Crybaby (album)|The Crybaby]]'' | |||
|[[Ipecac Recordings]] | |||
|IPC-006 | |||
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|[[Image:Melvins-gpt.jpg|center|50px|]] | |||
|[[2000]] | |||
|''[[Gluey Porch Treatments (Ipecac)|Gluey Porch Treatments]]'' | |||
|[[Ipecac Recordings]] | |||
|IPC-012 | |||
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|[[Image:Melvins-hat.jpg|center|50px|]] | |||
|[[2002]] | |||
|''[[Hostile Ambient Takeover (album)|Hostile Ambient Takeover]]'' | |||
|[[Ipecac Recordings]] | |||
|IPC-020 | |||
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|[[Image:Melvins-26songs.jpg|center|50px|]] | |||
|[[2003]] | |||
|''[[26 Songs (album)|26 Songs]]'' | |||
|[[Ipecac Recordings]] | |||
|IPC-038 | |||
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|[[Image:Melvins-lustmord-potre.jpg|center|50px|]] | |||
|[[2004]] | |||
|''[[Pigs of the Roman Empire (album)|Pigs of the Roman Empire]]'' with [[Lustmord]] | |||
|[[Ipecac Recordings]] | |||
|IPC-054 | |||
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|[[Image:Melvins-mangled.jpg|center|50px|]] | |||
|[[2005]] | |||
|''[[Mangled Demos from 1983]]'' | |||
|[[Ipecac Recordings]]<br/>[[Alternative Tentacles Records]] | |||
|IPC-063<br/>Virus337 | |||
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|[[Image:melsenile.jpg|center|50px|]] | |||
|[[2006]] | |||
|''[[(A) Senile Animal]]'' | |||
|[[Ipecac Recordings]] | |||
|IPC-082 | |||
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[[Category: Record Label]] | [[Category: Record Label]] | ||
Revision as of 00:19, 18 October 2006
Ipecac Recordings is an independent record label based in Orinda, California. It was founded in 1999 by Greg Werckman (ex-label manager of Alternative Tentacles, ex-Lead Singer for Duh, ex-employee for Mercury Records and Pick-A-Winner Management) and Mike Patton (ex-Faith No More, ex-Mr. Bungle, Fantômas, Tomahawk and Peeping Tom) in Alameda, California.
Originally the label was created for the sole purpose of releasing the first Fantômas album. Currently they also distribute other artists like The Melvins, Isis, and other of Patton's projects and collaborations.
The label is named after syrup of ipecac, an emetic, or vomit-inducing, medicine.
The label's tag line is "Ipecac Recordings--Making People Sick Since 1999."
Albums/EPs
| Album Cover | Date of Release | Title | Label | Catalog Number |
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1999 | The Maggot | Ipecac Recordings | IPC-002 |
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1999 | The Bootlicker | Ipecac Recordings | IPC-004 |
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2000 | The Crybaby | Ipecac Recordings | IPC-006 |
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2000 | Gluey Porch Treatments | Ipecac Recordings | IPC-012 |
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2002 | Hostile Ambient Takeover | Ipecac Recordings | IPC-020 |
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2003 | 26 Songs | Ipecac Recordings | IPC-038 |
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2004 | Pigs of the Roman Empire with Lustmord | Ipecac Recordings | IPC-054 |
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2005 | Mangled Demos from 1983 | Ipecac Recordings Alternative Tentacles Records |
IPC-063 Virus337 |
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2006 | (A) Senile Animal | Ipecac Recordings | IPC-082 |