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Here’s a couple of cool releases that happened on April Fool’s Day in 1986
Posted on 4/1/24 at 5:15 pm
Posted on 4/1/24 at 5:15 pm
Book Of Love released their self-titled debut album featuring singles “Boy" “I Touch Roses" “You Make Me Feel So Good" and “Modigliani (Lost In Your Eyes)"
Modigliani (Lost In Your Eyes)
Great Debut Album
Also, Deep Six is a compilation album featuring six Seattle-based rock bands.
Green River
Mark Arm – vocals
Jeff Ament – bass
Stone Gossard – guitar
Bruce Fairweather – guitar
Alex Vincent – drums
Melvins
King Buzzo – vocals, guitar
Matt Lukin – bass
Dale Crover – drums
Malfunkshun
Andrew Wood – vocals, bass
Regan Hagar – drums
Kevin Wood – guitar
Skin Yard
Ben McMillan – vocals, saxophone on "The Birds"
Jack Endino – guitar
Daniel House – bass
Matt Cameron – drums
Soundgarden
Chris Cornell – vocals
Hiro Yamamoto – bass
Kim Thayil – guitar
Scott Sundquist – drums
The U-Men
John Bigley – vocals
Tom Price – guitar
Jim Tillman – bass
Charlie Ryan – drums
Modigliani (Lost In Your Eyes)
Great Debut Album
Also, Deep Six is a compilation album featuring six Seattle-based rock bands.
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The album was not a commercial success; however, it is vital to the history of grunge. It represents the early recordings of a handful of bands that would later become key figures in grunge, and helped establish its concepts and sound.
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In the early 1980s, the Seattle branch of the indie movement was influenced by punk rock; however, it removed its speed and its structure and added elements of metal. The Melvins slowed down punk rock to develop their own slow, heavy, sludgy sound. When they contributed four tracks to Deep Six they were regarded as one of Seattle's top bands. Soundgarden provided the most abrasive sound on the album after having formed only a year before. The U-Men contributed minimalist punk with "Sabbath" style metal.
Skin Yard's guitarist, Jack Endino, would go on to record and produce many of the grunge bands, and helped to establish Soundgarden, Mudhoney, and Nirvana. He was able to bring a similar sonic quality to some of the tracks recorded by bands who had diverse sounds.
Green River had released its debut EP Come On Down several months before Deep Six; therefore, Come On Down is considered the first grunge record. Members from this band would later form Pearl Jam and Mudhoney, two bands that would become internationally famous.
However, Deep Six featured several other bands' first appearance on record and is regarded as the first grunge compilation.
Green River
Mark Arm – vocals
Jeff Ament – bass
Stone Gossard – guitar
Bruce Fairweather – guitar
Alex Vincent – drums
Melvins
King Buzzo – vocals, guitar
Matt Lukin – bass
Dale Crover – drums
Malfunkshun
Andrew Wood – vocals, bass
Regan Hagar – drums
Kevin Wood – guitar
Skin Yard
Ben McMillan – vocals, saxophone on "The Birds"
Jack Endino – guitar
Daniel House – bass
Matt Cameron – drums
Soundgarden
Chris Cornell – vocals
Hiro Yamamoto – bass
Kim Thayil – guitar
Scott Sundquist – drums
The U-Men
John Bigley – vocals
Tom Price – guitar
Jim Tillman – bass
Charlie Ryan – drums
Posted on 4/1/24 at 10:14 pm to STigers
Saw Book of Love when they opened for Depeche Mode in 1986. Boy is my favorite of theirs. The chimes on the chorus are amazing. Gotta laugh, though, at the words for the first 30 seconds of the song:
Boy, uh huh, boy, uh huh
Boy, uh huh, boy, uh huh
Boy, uh huh, boy, uh huh
Boy, uh huh, boy, uh huh
Boy, uh huh, boy, uh huh
Boy, uh huh, boy, uh huh
Boy, uh huh, boy, uh huh
Boy, uh huh, boy, uh huh
Boy, uh huh, boy, uh huh
Boy, uh huh, boy, uh huh
Boy, uh huh, boy, uh huh
Boy, uh huh, boy, uh huh
Posted on 4/2/24 at 1:18 pm to Vandyrone
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Book of Love
I was a big fan of their first two records at one point in time. A few years back a dusted them off, and I was greeted with disappointment. They just didn't hold up for me at all.
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