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Meat Puppets (1982)

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Title: Meat Puppets
Artist: Meat Puppets
Genre: Alternative Rock
Released: 1982

Tracks:
1 - Reward - 1:11
2 - Love Offering - 1:28
3 - Blue-Green God - 1:22
4 - Walking Boss - 2:52
5 - Melons Rising - 0:53
6 - Saturday Morning - 1:30
7 - Our Friends - 2:11
8 - Tumblin' Tumbleweeds - 2:03
9 - Milo, Sorghum and Maize - 2:15
10 - Meat Puppets - 1:38
11 - Playing Dead - 1:28
12 - Litter Box - 0:50
13 - Electromud - 0:47
14 - The Gold Mine - 1:02
15 - In a Car - 1:21
16 - Big House - 1:06
17 - Dolphin Field - 1:09
18 - Out in the Gardener - 1:03
19 - Foreign Lawns - 0:37
20 - Meat Puppets - 1:33
21 - Everybody's Talking - 2:42
22 - H-Elenore - 1:39
23 - Hair - 1:25
24 - I Got a Right - 2:40
25 - I Am a Child - 2:14
26 - Franklin's Tower - 4:52
27 - Milo Sorghum & Maize - 1:32
28 - Electromud - 0:45
29 - Love Offering - 1:02
30 - Saturday Morning - 1:11
31 - Magic Toy Missing - 1:27
32 - Unpleasant - 1:02

Overview:
Meat Puppets is the first album by American band the Meat Puppets, released in 1982. The album is unlike their later, better-known releases due to its hardcore punk sound.

The album was recorded in a matter of days, there are very few overdubs and many of the tracks are first takes. Like other early SST albums the sound quality is rather spotty; there is noticeable fuzz in the background of the music. The band opted for this because they felt more comfortable recording live with only a few microphones rather than employing conventional studio separation techniques. In 1999, Curt Kirkwood stated, "The first was our LSD record. We were three days in the studio, and we tripped the whole time. And it was really cool, and really trying, too, because we went insane."

The 1999 Rykodisc reissue features the entire In a Car EP as well as 13 other bonus tracks, many of them studio jams or outtakes, and a video clip of the band performing "Walking Boss" live. The booklet also has liner notes by Gregg Turkington and recording notes by drummer Derrick Bostrom.
 
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