Foo Fighters on 'Ellen'

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— Kendrick Lamar (@kendricklamar) December 19, 2017

Kendrick Lamar took to social media Monday night to announce that he and Nike have collaborated on a sneaker. The Cortez edition Nike says "Don't Trip." While it sent the sneaker world into a craze, no other info was given on the release of the new kicks.

Gorillaz, who released their latest album, Humanz, earlier in the year, will put out a new record next year, according to artist Jamie Hewlett. “We’re working on another Gorilllaz album that we’re going to be releasing next year,” Hewlett told German outlet TASCHEN. “Usually we have a good five-year break between each album but we decided, ‘You know what? Let’s keep going. Because there’s ideas for a few more albums so we’re going to go straight into that. So that will be all of next year and probably the year beyond that.”

After weeks of rumors, Lady Gaga announced that she will have a residency inside the MGM Grand in Las Vegas next year. While details are sparse, she took to social media to let the news loose. 

The rumors are true! I will have my own residency at MGM’s Park Theater. Get ready for a brand new show!! It’s been my lifelong dream to be a Las Vegas girl, I’m so overjoyed! LOVE YOU LITTLE MONSTERS WE DID IT, MEET ME IN Las Vegas!! #LasVegasGoesGaga pic.twitter.com/UhPdW5wgXu

— Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) December 19, 2017

Foo Fighters were the musical guest on SNL this weekend and singer Dave Grohl was set to appear in a skit but ended up hitting the cutting room floor. Now, the unaired clip has made the rounds on YouTube. Take a look.

Foo Fighters on 'SNL'

Watch Foo Fighters perform "The Sky is a Neighborhood," and a Christmas medley that included "Everlong," "Baby, Please Come Home," and the theme from Peanuts on Saturday Night Live. Take a look.

Alice Cooper on 'Kimmel'

Watch Alice Cooper perform "Ballad of Dwight Fry" on Jimmy Kimmel Live! Also, the shock rock icon sat down with Dave Grohl for an interview as he filled in for the host.

Dave Grohl Hosted 'Kimmel,' Did Metallica Tunes with Kristen Bell

Dave Grohl hosted Jimmy Kimmel Live! last night and was dressed up as David Letterman. The Foo Fighters frontman also sang a Metallica / Frozen mash-up with Kristen Bell. 

Take a look!

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The Horrors – V

With each album, The Horrors find a way to gradually reinvent themselves but stay true to the common core of who they are as a band. The English rockers return with V, their fifth record and their best since 2011’s Skying. The band find groovy undertones will flirting with industrial and new wave on a record that not only hears them mature over time but show they are here to stay.

FINAL GRADE: A-

LCD Soundsystem – American Dream

This was a record that should be loathed considering the news that James Murphy and co. staged their infamous 2011 to sell tickets but the truth of the matter is, their “comeback” record is fantastic. It is a ton of fun to listen to and the band find their footing in the years they were away on what is the best LCD Soundsystem album.

FINAL GRADE: A-

The National – Sleep Well Beast

The National have become such a massive phenomenon that they no longer stay near each other like they once did in Brooklyn. Singer Matt Berninger has moved to the West Coast and the rest of the band is scattered across the New York tri-state area but after their frontman almost went through a divorce, they gathered in Upstate New York to record one of their most progressive records to date. What makes Sleep Well Beast a National record, aside from the obvious that the band did it, is that it keeps the dark undertones they are known for, however, they push things beyond what anyone expected as they dabble with samples, additional percussion, electronica, and even some industrial sounds to create a chaotic but hypnotizing album. It certainly is the most interesting record in their catalogue but also the hardest to digest.

FINAL GRADE: A-

Listen to Our Essential National Playlist on Spotify

Wolves in the Throne Room – Thrice Woven

The comeback record from one of the most brutal bands of the 21^st century does not disappoint. If you want your ears to bleed and heart to pound, this is the record.

FINAL GRADE: B+

Metz – Strange Place

The Canadian garage punks return with more thrashing rhythms and chords that just make you want to go out and break something.

FINAL GRADE: B+

Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark – The Punishment of Luxury

The new wave icons return with new material that will be enough to delight their fanbase but they fail to capitalize on trying to make any progress in keeping with 2017. While that is not a bad thing, it would have been nice to hear OMD push themselves a bit more.

FINAL GRADE: B

The Black Kids – Rookie

After a decade apart, the once indie it band is back with their sophomore album. As they try to win back old fans they manage to show off that they are a new band that still knows how to have fun with the basic elements of rock and roll.

FINAL GRADE: B

Gary Numan - Savage (Songs from a Broken World)

Given the state of the world, it was the perfect time for Gary Numan to come around with new music. Numan has crafted a concept album centered on the blending of Western and Eastern cultures in a post-apocalyptic world that has become a desert as a result of global warming. Given the way things are going, he might have made a soundtrack to what might come.

FINAL GRADE: B

Godspeed! You Black Emperor - Luciferian Towers

The Canadian experimental ensemble returns with more demonic and dark prowess to scare the shit out of you.

FINAL GRADE: B

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard with Mild High Club – Sketches of Brunswick East

The hardest working band of the year has released their third and final album of 2017 and this time get some help from fellow Australian’s Mild High Club. Their latest is a love letter to the town they grew up in and is easily the most accessible album for non fans of the band and showcases that King Gizzard can do other things aside from amazing weird shit.

FINAL GARDE: B

Death From Above – Outrage! Is Now

Death From Above have officially dropped 1979 from their moniker and are back with their third record. While Outrage! Is Now has the rawness of previous efforts it fails to back a punch like its predecessors.

FINAL GRADE: B- 

Tori Amos – Native Invader

The chamber pop princess returns with a record based off of the cycle of life and death and sticks to the infamous script that has gotten her acclaim and devotion over the years.

FINAL GRADE: B-

Living Colour – Shade

On their first album in nearly a decade, the Brooklyn metal funk icons return. Living Colour are a national treasure – an underrated one at that and are total unique to the American experiment and experience. They have the best rhythm section in music with one of the greatest living guitarists and singers. Shade, a record about being black in America in 2017 is not only poignant but mandatory listening.

FINAL GRADE: B-

Ted Leo – The Hanged Man

The indie icon is back and this time is on a solo mission to show off that he can do all of it on his own. Spoiler alert! He does.

FINAL GRADE: B-

Pains of Being Pure at Heart – The Echo of Pleasure

Four albums in, the New York City darlings are back and continue to make solid indie pop that not only fits into a Michael Cera movie but the soundtrack to your life.

FINAL GRADE: B-

Neil Finn – Out of Silence

The former Split Enz and Crowded House singer returns with a brand new solo record that shows like a fine wine, he gets better with age.

FINAL GRADE: B-

Foo Fighters – Concrete and Gold

The Foo Fighters were expected to take a longer hiatus than two years when they said they needed a long time off. When the announcement that Concrete and Gold was coming, fans were thrilled but also stunned. The record, which weighs heavily on Dave Grohl’s love of The Beatles, feels rushed at points but also hears them doing things that are unexpected like harmonizing, letting some of the music breathe and not competing with one another. Yet, all of this should make for a fascinating Foo Fighters record but in some areas some of the songs sound flat and rushed while others sound lush and evocative.

FINAL GRADE: B-

Listen to Our Essential Foo Fighters Playlist on Spotify

The Killers – Wonderful Wonderful

There was a time when The Killers were one of America’s most exciting and creative bands. That time has come and gone and over the years, it feels as if the Vegas glam rockers are now just making records for the sake of making them which should never be the case for any band to make music. Wonderful Wonderful not only sounds evident of that theory but is easily forgettable.

FINAL GRADE: C

Ringo Starr – Give More Love

While no one asked for a new Ringo record, it isn’t going to stop the iconic drummer. However, what shines on Ringo’s record everyone but him as Paul McCartney, Joe Walsh, Dave Stewart, Gary Nicholson, all play on the record and elevate his sound.

FINAL GRADE: C

Prophets of Rage

20 years ago, the concept of ¾ of Rage Against the Machine teaming up with Chuck D and B-Real would have been something to love. However, the world doesn’t need this version of Rage, they need RATM. Chuck D’s booming bass vocals can’t keep up with the raw power of what the Rage musicians have in store for him and B-Real, while his flows match, isn’t the lyricist that D or De La Rocha are, therefore the whole record and project sounds disjointed and disorganized.

FINAL GRADE: D

Foo Fighters Do 'Carpool Karaoke'

Foo Fighters were the special guests on The Late Late Show last night and did host's James Corden's famous Carpool Karaoke segment. Take a look.

Foo Fighters Share Animated Documentary About 'Concrete and Gold'

Concrete and Gold is out NOW!!
Get it: https://t.co/czxdbHyGhb
Watch it: 👇 pic.twitter.com/FsmH1e1Nv2

— Foo Fighters (@foofighters) September 15, 2017

Foo Fighters new album, Concrete and Gold, arrived today and the band have shared an animated documentary about the making of the album. Take a look!

Listen to Our Essential Foo Fighters Playlist on Spotify

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Following an interview with the New York Times this week, the publication said that U2's new album, Songs of Experience, will be out on December 1.

The Times also confirmed that Bjork's yet-to-be-titled new album will be out in November. 

Soul singer Charles Bradley has cancelled the rest of his 2017 tour as the 68-year-old will battle cancer. We wish him a speedy recovery.

Death From Above spoke to NME about how they managed to reunite in 2011 and their name change after dropping 1979 from their title. “We’ve realised that Death From Above is just us, plus a couple of pieces of gear,” drummer and vocalist Sebastien Grainger told NME. “It’s not this separate third entity that is mythologised or whatever. We didn’t talk for five years but the band continued to exist and kept working in the background. When we started working on [previous record] ‘The Physical World’, we treated the band as this other thing that we had to respect. Now we don’t – we don’t respect it any more!” As for their name, bassist Jesse Keller said: “A couple of years ago we dropped [1979] from our tour posters. No one noticed so we kept doing it.” Grainger added: "The final straw was when I was making the art for our single ‘Freeze Me’. I wanted to write the name out in ice, so I went on Amazon and ordered an ice cube tray in the alphabet. It came and there were no numbers. That was that.”

In an interview with Rolling Stone, Foo Fighters confirmed that Justin Timberlake will be on their new album, Concrete and Gold. Also in the interview, singer Dave Grohl opened up about the passing of Chris Cornell earlier this year. He said: "He was a really sweet guy. Full of life. And he had so much to offer. That one hurt. Over the years you sort of count your blessings that you survived, and when you see another one go down ..."

King Krule will release his new album, The Ooze, next month.

During their performance at Bestival in England Saturday night, Q-Tip confirmed that it was A Tribe Called Quest's final gig ever. The group reunited last year for 2016's best album, We Got It From Here... Thank You For Your Service, the iconic hip-hop outfit last key member Phife Dawg during the making of the record and toured most of 2017 without him.

Social media can get you in trouble, just ask The Antlers if you don't believe me. The New York indie band have been on hiatus since 2014 and when a fan asked on Twitter when they could expect the inactivity to go on, their social media handler replied:  “probably forever…sorry dude." A few hours later, The Antlers released a statement clarifying what is going on: "Wanted to give a clarification on a confusing tweet from earlier. As we announced in 2015, the band’s on an extended break while we individual Antlers pursue other projects. While we don’t have immediate plans to make new music, we’ll surely be back when the time is right. Sorry for the false alarm" 

Trailer For New PBS Doc Has Foo Fighters Playing in Acropolis

In November, PBS will air the new series Landmarks Live in Concert, which has big artists playing historic venues. For the premiere episode, they will show Foo Fighters performing at the Acropolis in Greece from a July 2017 performance. The show, hosted by Chad Smith of Red Hot Chili Peppers, will follow the artists around the city and venue and show their gig. Take a look at the trailer, above.

Listen to Our Essential Foo Fighters Playlist on Spotify! 

Highlights of Foo Fighters Glastonbury Set

Watch highlights of the Foo Fighters Saturday night set at Glastonbury including "Times Like These," "Run," "The Pretender," "My Hero," "Something From Nothing," Queen's "Under Pressure," and "Everlong.

Foo Fighters Announce New Album

In September, Foo Fighters will return with their new album, Concrete and Gold. 

Listen To Our Essential Foo Fighters Playlist on Spotify!

“I wanted it to be the biggest sounding Foo Fighters record ever. To make a gigantic rock record but with Greg Kurstin’s sense of melody and arrangement… Motorhead’s version of Sgt. Pepper… or something like that," Dave Grohl said of the record. 

Take a look at the cover, above, and the tracklisting, below:

1. T-Shirt
2. Run
3. Make It Right
4. The Sky Is A Neighborhood
5. La Dee Da
6. Dirty Water
7. Arrows
8. Happy Ever After (Zero Hour)
9. Sunday Rain
10. The Line
11. Concrete and Gold

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Arcade Fire have announced that their new album, Everything Now, will arrive in July. That is the artwork above, which was done by French artist JR.

Prophets of Rage aka Rage Against the Machine minus Zach plus B-Real and Chuck D will release their debut album, The Party's Over in July. Take a look at the cover, below, designed by Shepard Fairy. 

Rainer Maria will release their first album in over a decade in August. Take a look at the art for their self titled new album, below:

Baroness guitarist Pete Adams has left the band. It has been said that he will focus on projects closer to his home will Virginia-based band Valkyrie and it seems to be a heartfelt farewell among the members of the band. "I feel beyond fortunate to have had the chance to travel great distances with Baroness and to meet so many [fans]," he said in a press statement. He will be replaced by Gina Gleason. 

A toxicology report has come back in the passing of Chris Cornell who died last month. The report says he had prescription drugs including Naloxone (Narcan), Butalbital, Lorazepam (Ativan), Pseudoephedrine (decongestant) and barbituates in his system at the time of his death. In a statement, his wife, Vicky, responded to the toxicology report saying: "Many of us who know Chris well, noticed that he wasn’t himself during his final hours and that something was very off. We have learned from this report that several substances were found in his system. After so many years of sobriety, this moment of terrible judgement seems to have completely impaired and altered his state of mind.”

Speaking to Beats 1, Dave Grohl has said that he and the members of Them Crooked Vultures -- Josh Homme and John Paul Jones -- do discuss the idea of playing again. He said: "Every once in a while, you’ll be up at night drinking a bottle of wine by yourself, and you’ll watch some Crooked Vultures live thing on YouTube and go, ‘We were so good!,” and then we’ll text each other saying, ‘Miss you man!'” The band released their debut in 2009 and were working on a follow-up to be released in 2011 but it never arrived. 

Dave Grohl Joins Preservation Hall Jazz Band on 'Colbert'

Dave Grohl was a guest on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and joined his friends, musical guests, Preservation Hall Jazz Band who were sitting in with Jon Batiste and Stay Human, for a performance of "Santiago." Take a look!

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Speaking to NME, Strokes guitarist Nick Valensi said that the band will are "alive and well and living in New York City" and working on new music that they hope to release next year.

On the same note, Strokes bassist Nikolai Fraiture has confirmed the line-up of his new band, Summer Moon. The band features him singing and slappin' the bass, mon, as well as Stephen Perkins (Jane’s Addiction) on drums, Camila Grey (Uh Huh Her) on keys / vocals, and Noah Harmon (The Airborne Toxic Event) on guitar. The band will release their debut album later this year.

If you want to see something cool, head on over to Jack White's website for an interactive timeline of his illustrious career that he has released.

Dave Grohl's mother, Virginia Hanlon Grohl, will be releasing a book where she speaks to other famous musical parents like those of Dr. Dre, Amy Winehouse, Michael Stipe, Mike D., and Haim. The book From Cradle to Stage: Stories From the Mothers Who Rocked and Raised Rock Stars, will be out next April. Dave also pens the forward to the book.

Watch Prophets of Rage in Toronto

Prophets of Rage live streamed their Toronto concert via Facebook on Wednesday night. The gig also had a special guest as Dave Grohl came out and did a cover of MC5's "Kick out the Jams." If you missed it, watch it now.

5 Artists That Need To Headline Super Bowl Halftime

Now that Adele has officially declined an invitation to perform during Halftime of Super Bowl LI in Houston in February, the coveted spot is up for grabs.

In recent years we have seen the spectacles of Coldplay with guests Beyonce, Bruno Mars and Mark Ronson; Katy Perry with Left Shark, Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliot; Bruno Mars with Red Hot Chili Peppers. The spot has even become  haven for classic rockers like The Stones, Prince, Paul McCartney, Springsteen, The Who, U2, Tom Petty and even a sanctum for controversy like Janet Jackson's nip slip.

While the NFL looks to hire an act, we narrowed down a list for them to 5 people we feel deserve the spot.

1. Metallica

Years ago, this idea would not even be a thought. The band would have been believed to be "too hard" or "too controversial" to perform with really no reason to back it up. One of history's most beloved metal bands have had their songs used in almost every sporting arena for every sport in the country. On the day before this past Super Bowl in San Fransisco, they packed AT&T Park for a NFL-sanctioned concert. Now that the audience has gotten older and can handle the music of the band, which really, it is not like they are booking Slayer or Megadeath, it is time give them their long awaited due. For 4 decades, they put on a such a spectacle that they will wow everyone in Texas and at home. Plus, the kids wearing Metallica shirts thanks to Kanye and Justin Bieber will finally learn who they are.

2. Foo Fighters

America's best rock and roll band deserves the nation's biggest stage. The passion, the fury, the anthems that Dave Grohl and Co. have laid out over the years makes them prime contenders. As fans wait for new music from the band, this could be a nice and welcomed break from the studio and hit the stage for a one-off show that will wow the country.

Listen To Our Essential Foo Fighters Playlist on Spotify

3. Jay Z

While many fans tweet for Kanye to play the Bowl, the NFL and its sponsors will probably find him to be a bit risque for the show. Since hip-hop has never headlined the event, now, is not only the time to start they should do it with Jay Z. More hits than one could image, plus a guest list that could see him bring out anyone in the music world. If they are worried about him swearing on stage, the man is a professional and can censor himself. Plus, his wife has done it twice, it is about time he gets to shine.

4. Lady Gaga 

Lady Gaga is known for her stage spectacles, choreography, killer pipes and sheer creative brilliance that a Super Bowl performance from her would be one of the most memorable ever, just based on her resume alone. She dazzled audiences singing the national anthem at the Big Game in San Francisco, she nails every award show she performs in, so why not the Super Bowl?

5. Rihanna


Rihanna has an arsenal of hits and her ANTI World Tour is getting rave reviews, it is time she gets the national spotlight at the Super Bowl. The singer has a guest list of friends that could rival Jay Z's where A-listers will be joining her on stage, should she choose to go it alone. All that and coupled with the fact that one never knows what she is going to do next would make her Super Bowl performance one for the ages.

Listen To Our Essential Rihanna Playlist on Spotify!

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U2 have confirmed that their new album, Songs of Experience, will arrive in 2017. Speaking to U2 fansite, U2 Espana, bassist Adam Clayton said that within the next six months fans can expect an announcement of sorts.

Linden Boulevard and 192nd Street in St. Albans, Queens, New York will officially be renamed Malik “Phife Dawg” Taylor Way in honor of the late Tribe Called Quest emcee that passed away earlier this year.

Slaves have confirmed that their new album will be "very different" from last year's brilliant debut, Are You Satisfied? Singer Isaac Holman told DIY: "We’ve done all the music, it’s just the finishing touches now; it’s about concentrating on artwork and tracklisting, things like that.” No official release has been given.

Speaking to Ultimate Guitar, Nirvana producer Butch Vig has said the band's signature sound on Nevermind came thanks to Dave Grohl. Vig said: "I just kept pacing around the room and going, ‘Oh, my god. This sounds fuckin’ amazing.’ Dave is an incredible musician. He really is. People always say, ‘How’d you get that sound on Nevermind?’ and 90 percent of it is Dave Grohl… it’s just how Dave plays and he’s just so, so powerful.”

Prince Paul has started a new group with Digable Planets' Ladybug Mecca, Don Newkirk and Brazilian musician Rodrigo Brandao called Broozkill. The band's debut, Throwback to the Future, will be released in October. Take a look at the tracklisting, below:
Macumba 3000
Raise The Flag
Saudade Songbook
Nascido No Céu
Amigo Estranho Amigo
Maralém
Mad Dog In Yoruba
BROOKZILL!
Suite S. Bento MC5
Mysterious
Todos Os Terreiros
Let’s Go (É Noiz)!

Peter Hook will release his memoirs about his time in New Order in the upcoming autobiography, Substance: Inside New Order in October. Take a look at the cover and pre-order info, below:

Cover for my 3rd book Substance – Inside @NewOrder Out 6/10/16 @SimonSchusterUK. Pre-order: https://t.co/CP2Qv9HyfE pic.twitter.com/7uoKL8WSxE

— Peter Hook (@peterhook) August 3, 2016

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According to reports, Madonna has overtaken Bruce Springsteen as the most successful solo touring artist following the conclusion of her "Rebel Heart World Tour."

Biffy Clyro will release their new album, Ellipsis, in July.

Paul McCartney is set to follow Keith Richards and get aboard the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. The icon is set to play a pirate in the upcoming fifth film in the series.

After weeks of rumors, Ian Brown has confirmed that The Stone Roses are working on new music. When approached by an NME producer and asked about upcoming releases, Brown said: "soon" and said it "was like a dream" to be working on new music and that it sounds "glorious."

Metallica, John Coltrane, Santana, George Carlin and Merle Haggard will all have albums preserved by the Library of Congress this year. Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich said in a statement: "Who would've ever thought that 'Master of Puppets', a record made by a band hovering way left of the mainstream in 1986, would be granted the honor of being added to the Registry of the Library of Congress?"

Dave Grohl took to social media on Wednesday to defend a teenage English band that allegedly got in trouble for playing too loud in a practice space in a small town. Grohl tweeted:

To learn more about @blackleavesofenvy and how you can help the Cornwall campaign to provide all young musicians with a communal practice space, please contact Mr. Plenty at scoobsplenty@hotmail.com To learn more about how to sound proof YOUR practice space, we've put together some info for you here: http://foofighters.com/soundproofing

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Now, the city of Cornwall, England, has responded to the claims. Saying in a statement: "The Council is legally required to investigate once it has received a complaint about noise. In this case we have received a number of complaints about the level of noise. We have not, however, told the band to stop playing or told them they must keep sound levels below 40 decibels. We have not prescribed a set noise level but have advised that the sound levels are currently too high. We have offered to work with them to look at ways of reducing the noise levels by suggesting they look at installing some sound proofing into the garage to address the problem or possibly compromise by looking at playing only at certain times. We have spoken to the owner of the property on three occasions so far and are arranging to visit them to try and identify a solution. We are certainly not trying to stop the band from practising but we have to take into consideration the views of all parties."

Krist Novoselic Playing on New Melvins Record! Details....

In June, Melvins will release their new album, Basses Loaded.

The record  features various bassists including former Nirvana member Krist Novoselic. Other notable axemen on the album include Butthole Surfers' JD Pinkus, Big Business' Jared Warren, Mr. Bungle/Fantômas' Trevor Dunn, and Redd Kross' Steve McDonald.

Speaking to Rolling Stone, Buzz Osborne said he tried to get Dave Grohl on the record but it didn't pan out.

Read Our 2013 Interview with Buzz from the Melvins

"That was a really, really funny story. It was before where [the surviving members of Nirvana] played with Paul McCartney. Dave Grohl had said that he wanted to do all that stuff with us. He wanted to do Nirvana songs with the Melvins, and maybe have David Yow singing. So Krist Novoselic came down and we started rehearsing, and Dave was supposed to show up — and he just never showed up. Blew it off, totally. And it was his idea! I didn't appreciate that, you know? I'm a lot of things, but one thing I'm not doing is sitting next to the phone in curlers, waiting for Dave Grohl to call me, you know? When he totally blows you off like that, it's fucked. But whatever. There's nothing I can do about that. So we did some recording with Krist while he was here," he said. 

Take a look at the cover, above, and the tracklisting, below and hear the new single "Hideous Woman."

01 The Decay of Lying [ft. Redd Kross' Steve McDonald]
02 Choco Plumbing [ft. Big Business' Jared Warren]
03 Beer Hippie [ft. Dale Crover]
04 I Want To Tell You [ft. Steve McDonald]
05 Captain Come Down [ft. Butthole Surfers' JD Pinkus]
06 Hideous Woman [feat. Steve McDonald]
07 Shaving Cream [ft. Dale Crover]
08 Planet Distructo [ft. Mr. Bungle's Trevor Dunn]
09 War Pussy [ft. Steve McDonald]
10 Maybe I Am Amused [ft. Krist Novoselic]
11 Phyllis Dillard [ft. Dale Crover]
12 Take Me Out To The Ballgame [ft. Dale Crover]