THE MELVINS: HOSTILE AMBIENT TAKEOVER Fourteenth Studio Album (2002)

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Hostile Ambient Takeover is the fourteenth studio album by the Melvins, released in April 16, 2002 through Ipecac Recordings. Each song was released as a limited 7″ vinyl single (limited to 2,500 copies each) that included exclusive B-sides, which are mostly covers (except for “The Anti-Vermin Seed” which was split up onto both sides of its single).

THE MELVINS: HOSTILE AMBIENT TAKEOVER Album CD

Tracklist:

  1. Black Stooges
  2. Untitled
  3. Dr. Geek
  4. Little Judas Chongo
  5. The Fool, the Meddling Idiot
  6. The Brain Center at Whipples
  7. Foaming
  8. The Anti-Vermin Seed

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The Melvins

The Melvins
Dale Crover: drums, vocals, keyboards
Kevin (Rutmanis): bass, slide bass
King Buzzo: vocals, guitar

Additional personnel
Sir David Scott Stone: thunder sheet, electric wire
Adam Jones: virus
Toshi Kasai: engineer, mixing, keyboards
John Golden: mastering
Mackie Osborne: art direction & design
Kevin Willis: photography

https://www.themelvins.net

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