Mark, your channel is amazing and rich beyond compare. You've made a patreon patron of me! At your price it's a total bargain. Thank you for enriching my engagement with music. You are a real gentleman!

@MarkDeutrom

9 ай бұрын

Hey thanks for spending your time here. I plan to branch out and include discussions of film, art, literature and broader concepts also. Thanks for supporting this channel, and also the Patreon page !

@suppositoryrecordings

5 ай бұрын

It's true!

I love prick. It was so wildly different than all the other stuff... I'm so hyped to hear from you, mark. Thank you so much. I've seen Melvins 60+ times... my 1st time was in 90? With cows in San Mateo? But, yeah.

@MarkDeutrom

9 ай бұрын

I'm not sure if you need house arrest or just "medication" after your public confession. Hoping we didn't meet 12 times, and I forgot...if so send PO Box # and I will dispatch token gift.

I've always thought that Chief Ten Beers was a parody of Chief Ten Bears, featured in Dances With Wolves. And this should be obvious, but thanks for making the Deutrom era of (the) Melvins possible. Peak period of the peak band.

I’m only one minute in and have learnt shit I wanted to know for years thx mark

@MarkDeutrom

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for being here ! Check out the Riffology playlist on this very channel.

I am glad to see all of these videos, Mark. I know it’s been years and years ago but you have a very long history with a lot of cool things, including your time with the Melvins. It’s nice to see you embracing that and telling your various stories. Looking forward to the inevitable video on the Honkey album and what was going on around that time period.

@MarkDeutrom

9 ай бұрын

Thanks Brian. I feel "embracing" might be somewhat adventurous on your part...how about parallel parking ? Since you might possibly know everything, should I go all the way ??? Thanks for STILL being interested.

Great history and story telling Mark!

@MarkDeutrom

8 ай бұрын

Thanks...much more to come .

That was great, thanks for doing it! Can't wait for your next album; Bellringer and The Blue Bird are blindingly good records.

@sadcorpssssss

9 ай бұрын

The Blue Bird is a masterpiece! I am looking forward to that one too!

@MarkDeutrom

9 ай бұрын

Those are going to take 2 hours each with many divergent and pointless tangents...thanks for spending your time here !

Love Prick. It's like proto ASMR. Ha!

@MarkDeutrom

9 ай бұрын

I believe you are correct.

@user-hl1nn9mw8k

9 ай бұрын

@MarkDeutrom on headphones it's relaxing.

Thanks for sharing the stories. Rediscovered this after years in storage, such a great fun record. The Melvins Stockhausen Record, I love it.

@MarkDeutrom

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for listening...this might be the record that never ages !

many thanks for detailing so much about an album i thought would just remain mysterious! side 2 is mostly right, vinyl seems to have mixed a couple things up: "punch the lion" = church bell song "chalk people" = doesn't seem to be on the vinyl? buzzbox, drums, what sounds like buzzo bellowing gibberish "larry" = normal instrumental "roll another one" = the 'rrrrrollllll' intro/guitar solo/roadbull demo/two jams/german yelling song/crowd noise the ending of the german (btw awesome to know who that is now!) song is indeed weirdly ominous, that whole track sort of is, as is a fair bit of the album itself. then again i first listened to this alone in a hotel room at 4am which seemed like a strangely appropriate listening environment thanks again for the info i've been itching to know for years!

@RoboMelvana

9 ай бұрын

(oh also 'thumbs' is also part of roll another one, oops)

@MarkDeutrom

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for trying to figure that out ! I can't dissect it from what I have, but obviously the engineer cutting the record couldn't either.

Great album, great video. Thanks, Mark!

@MarkDeutrom

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching.

Mark could you do talks about your own solo albums? I'd love to hear about each one. Also Honky too!

@MarkDeutrom

9 ай бұрын

I will, and I just might discuss all of Beethoven and also Brahm's symphonies also among other things.

Started my day with your Poison Idea video, and I’ve just been working through your whole channel while I’m at work. This stuff is great man, love the channel!

@MarkDeutrom

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for spending time here.

Thanks for the info on this record. I've always enjoyed it and love revisiting it. It was a delight to revisiting with you.

@MarkDeutrom

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for spending time here !

Thanks for answering my question. Also, thanks for pronouncing my correctly. Nobody ever gets it right.😂

@MarkDeutrom

8 ай бұрын

Your are welcome. I have the same problem ! Thanks for spending your time here. I have a micro guitar lesson coming up next !

Year after year, and I keep coming back to Prick.

@MarkDeutrom

9 ай бұрын

You're doing better than me ! That was my first listen since 1994. I feel revisiting every 29 years might be my limit.

THX

@MarkDeutrom

9 ай бұрын

You are welcome. Look at the riffology playlist here. You will enjoy !

You rule MAN!!!!!

@MarkDeutrom

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching !

This is the best channel on the KZread machine!

@MarkDeutrom

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for spending your time here. I have a great variety of subjects to share, as time permits.

@lukewand

9 ай бұрын

💯

What an amazing video - you sir, are a National Treasure. Thank you for the Patreon shout-out! I hope every one of your subscribers gets it together and signs up for the best Patreon account there is! (By the way - I remember reading Haze say on Instagram that it was a legitimate mess up with the red, but then he thought it looked cool.) These videos are amazing - thank you for making them - they are so much fun and super informative.

@MarkDeutrom

9 ай бұрын

Thank you John !

I can listen to you all day..

@MarkDeutrom

9 ай бұрын

Wait until I start discussing 18th century French pornography...

@scottweinstein1591

9 ай бұрын

Please let me know; I’ll be taking notes. I’m interested to hear about the history of Pepe Le Pew & Oui magazine.

@scottweinstein1591

9 ай бұрын

If you don’t appreciate Prick then you are one. At least, that’s my take.

@scottweinstein1591

9 ай бұрын

They need to make a sequel & call it ‘Tease’

On my original vinyl the first song on side 2 is Punch the Lion. I always liked the experimental aspects of it.

♥️

i remember gong to the works record store in arcata to buy this when it came out, and the guy behind the counter talked me out of it. i guess a few people bought it and returned it. wish i had bought it!

@MarkDeutrom

Ай бұрын

Probably more than a few returns on that one...the fact that it's still talked about is a sign there must be something interesting about it !

This was great! Thanks for putting it together 🙌🏽 Will you be doing one for Honky or Singles 1 to 12 in the future?

@MarkDeutrom

8 ай бұрын

I know it will all be downhill from Prick but I will get there...

hey this video is incredible and i really loved hearing about the history of the record also sorry if the comment i put on your previous video made me look like a little bit of a prick (no pun intended), i was really trying to think of a funny question and in turn made myself look a little rude and i really do apologize if i did come off that way

@MarkDeutrom

9 ай бұрын

All good ! Thanks for being here.

I love Prick now, but it took years for me to appreciate. And I was even an avant bruh. Was at a Babes in Toyland show around the time the record came out, and the opening band, who were on AmRep, said he’d heard a rumor that you had turned the Prick album in as your major label follow up to Houdini and of course they rejected it and so Stoner Witch was submitted. I know now this wasn’t true, but always thought it to be a funny rumor

@MarkDeutrom

9 ай бұрын

Rumors are just that, and also mainly a form of entertainment to fill up what is often perceived as boredom. I'm all for it across the board (bored).😃

Mark, I am loving all of your videos. If you ever do any other tour round ups, could you share any memories of the aborted tour opening for Gwar when you were working FOH? Regardless, thank you.

@MarkDeutrom

8 ай бұрын

Were you witness to any of that ? All that was quite the challenge. I think that was with Joe, and featured a show that was the only Melvins duo show ever in Florida. There are definitely other tours to be considered...Thanks for watching here !

@ConsecratedPancake

8 ай бұрын

​@MarkDeutrom unfortunately I was not there, but I spoke to Joe once and he mentioned the duo gig in Florida and that perhaps there was some discussion of you playing guitar to finish the tour but ultimately that did not occur.

You dont really believe Kurt killed himself do you? Other than that,awesome content. I subscribed. I came here because of PRICK which i owned in 1995, since then lost.

@MarkDeutrom

8 ай бұрын

There's no "belief" involved in this. If you personally watch someone in need of help deteriorate over a period of time, the result becomes evident. Thanks for listening.

THROWAWAY??? Rickets is one of the best songs. I’m weird though. Nice to know it’s inspired by “Musique concrète”. I still have more video to go… but had to throw up my objection on Rickets.

@SIQN-

9 ай бұрын

I’ve seen Dale hit a joint - recently - shortly after Steve joined.

@SIQN-

9 ай бұрын

Also, want to clarify, I don’t mean “best song on Prick”. I mean Rickets is one of my more favorite Melvins tracks. It’s got a sleazy vibe to it. I like it. And, I’ve always enjoyed Prick. Ever since it came out, but I’ve always enjoyed experimental music. Sure, I may not always be in the mood for it, but I liked it when it came out and still do. Just want to add that your era of playing/writing with them is my favorite and it’s because of your avant garde background. It’s wildly experimental compared to the rest of their output. I love it. Looking forward to you talking about Honky. :)

@MarkDeutrom

9 ай бұрын

Feel free to throw up here anytime. Check out the "riffology" and "thinking" playlists I have here. Thanks for watching !

@MarkDeutrom

9 ай бұрын

Buena suerte para los dos hermanos.

That's the exact stuff that a Melvin's fan needs. Not even the music 😅

@MarkDeutrom

5 ай бұрын

You won't get an argument from me about that ! Thanks for watching.

@suppositoryrecordings

5 ай бұрын

Sorry if i wrote something that could be mistaken. I am actually very serious when i do say that at least to me your insight really is of high value. Of course the Music itself too. But it gives more context to melvins pieces especially if you're used to buzz's lyrical mumbo-jumbo sometimes. When you tell all these storys to these songs... To me its like reading secret scripts from Tarantino. The Songs being the Movies. And we all know how important story and dialogues are in Tarantino Movies. It's deep interpersonal conversations. Some Songs can be interpreted deep. But you give a more clear view of the actual depth with all the backstage/Background storys, i think.

@MarkDeutrom

5 ай бұрын

Not a problem ! Certainly my perspective of all of this is mine alone. I haven't spoken much about this over the years and have had plenty of time to think about all of it. I absolutely appreciate all the feedback and the insights from everyone who has followed this particular episode of my life. I appreciate your thoughts !@@suppositoryrecordings

@suppositoryrecordings

5 ай бұрын

@@MarkDeutrom you are absolutely wonderfull 🙂❤️🙏

Didn't realize you knew Joe Preston and Lori Black. You three are the Melvins best bass players in my opinion.

@aboborasucrilhos3958

9 ай бұрын

Lori Better than Trevor, Kevin,Pinkus and Jared? in what world?

@123612100

9 ай бұрын

@@aboborasucrilhos3958 gonna be honest, I forgot Trevor was in the Melvins lol. Also, I probably should have said that they're my three favorite Melvins bass players instead 😬

@apothos666

9 ай бұрын

​@@aboborasucrilhos3958Kevin's playing was undoubtedly the most unique.

@sadcorpssssss

9 ай бұрын

In the world of Ozma, Bullhead, Eggnog, Venus in Furs and the With Yo Heart Not Yo Hands 7", Lorax was the best. A perfect run of recordings. Besides, we all know Gene Simmons was the best Melvins bass player ever. @@aboborasucrilhos3958

@dylanhouser5818

9 ай бұрын

Of course he knew Lori. They played in the band Clown Alley together, after all…

Gluey porch treatments huh... That's amazing.. and a classic I had no idea that you produce that way to go Mark.. I always thought you were an excellent bass player as well seeing you guys live when you were with them on when you're smaller venues I think we were in Nashville or maybe it was Atlanta not sure it's been too many years anyways dude Melvin's rule... You as well MARK D

@MarkDeutrom

9 ай бұрын

Maybe it was just a dream....actually, it was. Thanks for being here !