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Tad - Gods Balls (Vinyl)

Tad - Gods Balls (Vinyl)

Artist: Tad

Music Genre: Alternative rock, Rock

Label
Sub Pop
Cat No
SP 1177
Released
2016
Pressing
Europe
Styles
Alternative Rock, Grunge

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ArtistTad
FormatVinyl
LabelSub Pop
Catalogue no.SP 1177
GenreAlternative rock and Rock
Barcode0098787117714

Tad — God's Balls
Format: Vinyl • Label: Sub Pop (SP 1177) • Released: 2016 • Pressing: Europe • Genre: Alternative Rock, Grunge

Tracklist:
A1. Behemoth
A2. Pork Chop
A3. Helot
A4. Tuna Car
A5. Sex God Missy (Lumberjack Mix)
B1. Cyanide Bath
B2. Boiler Room
B3. Satan's Chainsaw
B4. Hollow Man
B5. Nipple Belt

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

Heavy sound from a heavy band. Tom Doyle formed the band in 1988 when he was living in Seattle. During the early 90's Seattle music scene their sound was more akin to the Melvins than to the more accessible grunge bands. They were one of the heaviest bands in town at that time. The band was harassed continually with lawsuits over album covers 8-Way Santa and the Jack Pepsi single. They had trouble with the Inhaler promotional material featuring President Clinton smoking a joint with the caption “This is some heavy shit!”. Eventually the bad luck wore on members of the band so they moved on to other projects. Tad later started a new band, Hog Molly.

Current Line-Up
Tad Doyle - Vocals, Guitar
Kurt Danielson - Bass

Former Line-Up
Joel Elman - Guitar (1988-1988)
Joe Garner - Guitar (1988-1988)
Gary Thorstensen - Guitar (1988-1994)

Steve Wied - Drums (1988-1991)
Rey Washam - Drums (1991)
Josh Sinder - Drums (1992-1996)
Mike Mongrain - Drums (1996-1999)

Source: Discogs

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