MELVINS Bullhead 10/24/11 and Alex Ligertwood's fine vocals

and Alex Ligertwood's fine vocals

Tracks - Disc 1 - 1 The Gravedigger's Song 2 Bleeding Muddy Water 3 Grey Goes Black 4 St Louis Elegy 5 Riot in My House 6 Ode to Sad Disco - Disc 2 - 1 Phantasmagoria Blues 2 Quiver Syndrome 3 Harborview Hospital 4 Leviathan 5 Deep Black Vanishing Train 6 Tiny Grain of Truth Internal ID: JITRE

especially on some of the gentler tracks like opener "Beauty in the Ugliest of Days" or the wistful "Completely

Something more grounded

MELVINS Bullhead 10/24/11 and Alex Ligertwood's fine vocalsReleased in 1991, the same year as Nirvana's NEVERMIND, the Melvins' BULLHEAD reveals why one of these lauded Washington State bands went on to massive fame, and the other remained well, the Melvins. While Kurt Cobain was admittedly highly influenced by the Melvins, particularly the guitar work of frontman Buzz "King Buzzo" Osbourne, he took the elder group's heavy sound and lined it with brilliant pop hooks. As is apparent on BULLHEAD, the Melvins