In late 2016, the Melvins were in a prolific phase of their career, having just released their album "Basses Loaded" in June of that year. This album ... Read Full Description >
In late 2016, the Melvins were in a prolific phase of their career, having just released their album "Basses Loaded" in June of that year. This album is notable for featuring multiple bass players, showcasing the band's eclectic approach to songwriting and instrumentation. The live recording from November 30, 2016, at the Jam in the Van Headquarters in Los Angeles captures the Melvins' experimental sound and powerful stage presence, which are hallmarks of their lengthy, influential career. During this performance, they played tracks like "Deuce," "Hag Me," and "Onions Make the Milk Taste Bad," reflecting their ability to blend heavy rock with punk influences. Interestingly, the Melvins are known for their unpredictable live shows and use of varied instrumentation, which keeps their performances fresh and engaging for long-time fans and newcomers alike. This recording contributes to their legacy of innovative live music experiences.