Meat Puppets, Meat Puppets - 21m 31s

Tracks & Durations

1. Reward	1:10
2. Love offering	1:29
3. Blue-green god	1:22
4. Walking boss	2:51
5. Melons rising	0:51
6. Saturday morning	1:29
7. Our friends	2:09
8. Tumblin' tumbleweeds	2:03
9. Milo, sorghum and maize	2:14
10. Meat puppets	1:36
11. Playing dead	1:27
12. Litter box	0:52
13. Electromud	0:47
14. The goldmine	1:01

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Review

There are four early '80s American hardcore albums you must own: the debut from Flipper, the Minutemen's What Makes a Man Start Fires?, Ian MacKaye's straight-edge Minor Threat, and this, the taut, wired, explosive, and downright funny, fully realized 1982 masterpiece from Phoenix's Kirkwood brothers (Curt and Cris). Never had vocals sounded so skewed and manic, never had guitars sounded so hemmed in and angular. Hard-core fans loved the Puppets for their songs' breakneck speed. But, as they later proved, there was far more to them than the (non-)simple three-chord thrash. The fact this reissue contains 18 extra tracks (including the debut five-track single "In a Car," still one of punk's finest moments, and a terrifying, previously unreleased version of Fred Neil's tormented classic, "Everybody's Talking") is some bonus! Unmissable. --Everett True

Other Versions

Albums are mined from the various public resources and can be actually the same but different in the tracks length only. We are keeping all versions now.

Meat Puppets

Tracks: 32 (+18 tracks), Disk length: 51m 2s (+29m 31s)

Meat Puppets

Tracks: 32 (+18 tracks), Disk length: 51m 6s (+29m 35s)

Meat Puppets

Tracks: 33 (+19 tracks), Disk length: 60m 21s (+38m 50s)

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