HeyJaredDiscography
Discography is a deep dive into a legendary musician's catalogue - album by album - to give you the big picture on who they are and what's cemented their place in the annuls of sonic history. Walk in a novice, and come out well informed and with a new favorite record or two.
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Meat Puppets 2002-2005: Eyes Adrift • Volcano • Snow (opens the original)
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Sometimes the end of one band is the beginning of several new adventures: unlikely supergroups, overlooked masterpieces, and the quiet confidence of an artist who kept moving forward no matter what name appeared on the album cover. Host Marc With a C follows Curt Kirkwood through the years in-between incarnations of the Meat Puppets; writing and recording with a remarkable cast of collaborators. First: the supergroup Eyes Adrift, alongside Krist Novoselic of Nirvana and Bud Gaugh of Sublime. Aft
Meat Puppets 1995-2002: No Joke • You Love Me • Golden Lies • Live (opens the original)
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Not every chapter in a band's history is defined by triumph. Sometimes the most revealing stories are the ones told through uncertainty. Host Marc With a C chronicles the Meat Puppets' journey through one of the most turbulent periods of their career. Beginning with their overlooked record No Joke , continuing through the You Love Me EP, the reflective Golden Lies , and the raw Live album released by DCN Records; we'll examine a band trying to hold itself together as the ground beneath it contin
Meat Puppets 1991-1994: Forbidden Places • Raw Meat • Too High to Die • Camp Songs (opens the original)
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Success changes every band. For the Meat Puppets, it simply gave more people the chance to discover what was there all along. Host Marc With a C follows Curt Kirkwood, Cris Kirkwood, and Derrick Bostrom as they leave SST Records for London Records, navigating the leap to a major label with Forbidden Places , breaking through to a wider audience with Too High to Die , and revealing another side of their all-too “Automatic Mojo” on the intimate and barely-known Camp Songs (a live compilation relea
Meat Puppets 1987-1989: Huevos • Live in Montana • Monsters (opens the original)
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Every great band reaches the point where evolution isn't optional, it's inevitable. In this episode, host Marc With a C explores the Meat Puppets at the close of their run with SST Records. We begin with the concise songwriting of Huevos , capturing the trio's onstage chemistry on Live in Montana , and arriving at the ambitious, loudly expansive Monsters . Through it all, Curt Kirkwood, Cris Kirkwood, and Derrick Bostrom continue to redefine what a rock band could sound like without ever losing
Meat Puppets 1985-1987: Up on the Sun • Out My Way • Mirage (opens the original)
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The Meat Puppets didn't leave psychedelia behind after Meat Puppets II , they disappeared into it. In this episode, host Marc With a C follows Curt Kirkwood, Cris Kirkwood, and Derrick Bostrom through three releases that transformed the band's sound without sacrificing its identity: the luminous Up on the Sun , the adventurous Out My Way EP, and the dreamlike Mirage . Still recording for SST Records, the trio embraced melody, atmosphere, and fearless experimentation, proving that "punk" had neve
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