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Old 08-10-2022, 08:42 PM   #21 (permalink)
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I liked Screaming Trees too. I forget his name, but the Melvins' singer has some of the best rock hair this side of Claudio Sanchez.
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Old 08-10-2022, 08:49 PM   #22 (permalink)
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Well here's a third impression cause every fan of heavy riffs deserves the Melvins.

That whole album like that? All anyone ever shows me is Houdini. Might add to my spotify if so.
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I'm not enough of a Melvins aficionado to remember but they were definitely moving in a more experimental direction by that point (two albums after Houdini). Stag is definitely a banger album though by my recollection. I'm in a pretty Melvins mood atm though so in the near future I might be able to give you a more informed recomendation.
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I remember Melvins being one of the heavier bands out of that era. Mudhoney was up there too, if I remember correctly.
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I'm not enough of a Melvins aficionado to remember but they were definitely moving in a more experimental direction by that point (two albums after Houdini). Stag is definitely a banger album though by my recollection. I'm in a pretty Melvins mood atm though so in the near future I might be able to give you a more informed recomendation.
I'll throw that Stag in the mix, but keep me apprised
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Throw Stoner Witch in there too if you dig it. And Lysol since I remember you being into drone maybe?
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Not drone so much. Very discerning with the drone. It's easy for drone to be bereft of character IMO. I'll throw Stoner Witch album in the pot too though.
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I remember Melvins being one of the heavier bands out of that era. Mudhoney was up there too, if I remember correctly.
Is Melvins a METAL band?
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I don't know if they're considered metal.

With Soundgarden, Kim was interviewed for a metal documentary a number of years back (Metal evolution). They never considered themselves to be metal.
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I personally love AIC. Layne Staley voice does't piss me off like other grunge bands not naming names (Pearl Jam). I love the instrumentals and I don't get how anyone could hate them cause all their songs fed fr. Their are probably better grunge bands but AIC is def up there.
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