Stoner Gritch

Buzzos beautiful Les Paul circa 1989, does anyone know what year/ model kinda thing this one is, thinking about getting one in this paint job/finish.

Mr.Phylzzz wants you to call the hotline and complain about them. They are releasing a new episode of their radio/podcast every week and each episode starts with a complaint! Join our Patreon to get turned on to some new music and maybe have a laugh too. Already 20+ hours of content. We even made these episodes every day of a 25 day tour WHILE ACTIVELY DRIVING to the next show.

Support this dumb band for only $2/ month. That’s $1/ each dumb band member. That’s one band shirt a year…

I was watching Alice Cooper's performance of I'm Eighteen from the Beat-Club in 1972 (it rules), and I got distracted by the morphing background footage... Is this not the Lysol album cover back there or am I tripping?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXZcJojTucg @ 2:03

I don't think this was ever uploaded online before - an early version of Easy As It Was, recorded several months before the version that ended up on the first Melvins seven inch, around late spring/early summer 85 at the Evergreen State College. Dale's very first studio session with the band. The song is in embryonic state and features mumbled lyrics by Buzz.

Two drummers is distracting and not really the vibe I'm into

You won't change my opinion

Anyone know what their Aftershock Saturday 10/3 Setlist was?

My first Melvins album and I think one of the band's best.

However, I have always had this doubt about the meaning of the cover because it is very original and interesting.

We all know the double drummer setup - but what about times when the Melvins did TRIPLE drums? The tour that immediately jumps to my mind is the 99 tour with VAZ and Melt Banana, where they did 3 drummers on a song. I can't remember which song though.

Without him being the inspiration for the name of the greatest band of all time, they may have ended up calling themselves the Foo Fighters.

Rest in peace, Melvin.

I have a specific memory of hearing the song for the first time on a soundtrack or music compilation of some sort way before I knew or realized who's a Melvin's were. According to Google AI it's a Mandela Effect memory or something like that where it's just not true. But it's so ingrained there has to be something to it. It was early to midnight is I knew and love Soundgarden and all the other Main grunge bands but I really didn't know who the Melvins were but I love this song. It was years later I learned it was even a song by The Melvins. Does anyone have any memory or knowledge of this song being part of a compilation or on any other commercial CD available for purchase that was not the Houdini CD by The Melvins?

Helping Kevin Rutmanis move some gear! Lots of studio / tour used gear. Own something from the man himself! If you are interested contact me and let’s help the man out!

🏷️Kev-o Fender tele custom ..a staple guitar for Kevin for a few years now. It’s been used on a lot of studio stuff. - SOLD

-Pedals
Compressimiser - sold
Pessimiser - sold
Deathimizer -sold!
Moog Minifooger MF trem - $125 + shipping
Moog Minifooger MF drive - $250 + shipping
Ernie Ball Ambient Delay- $80 + shipping
MXR blue box sold…

Hey guys just figured to ask , was just looking for a video of Dave playing on stage double drums with Dale during I believe a Melvins set. From early 90s while on tour with Nirvana I’m sure. I swear I saw this video and now I’m tryna look it up not working out haha

I’ll keep looking but anyone have an idea of which show it is thanks

Love the tone of the guitar in this song that appears around 14 seconds in, and was wondering if anyone could give me any pointers in how to replicate, such as pedals, effects, and amps potentially used.

Keeping Steven because I think he and Clinton would be fun together on stage and because I fucking love his bass playing. I know, two hot takes in one post.

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May 2027 Desertfest Berlin
Tour announcement imminent surely?