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Oct 28, 2026

Tom SternGUEST
12:13
we were all into the underground scene.
Tom SternGUEST
12:16
You know, the Minutemen, the Meat Puppets, and all these great SST bands that were coming through.
Tom SternGUEST
12:20
It was such a great, vibrant scene, that kind of post-punk American underground.
Tom SternGUEST
12:26
And I remember Alex saying, oh, there's this band called the Butthole Surfers.
Mike DeFabioHOST
83:25
I
Rich BunnellHOST
83:25
think we talked a little bit about the Ebo way back in our episode on the Meat Puppets, which from our very first year on the podcast, because it shows up on the song Whirlpool.
Rich BunnellHOST
83:36
But I don't blame listeners for not going back that far in our catalog.
Rich BunnellHOST
83:39
So it's good to revisit.
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50:11
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Rich DavisHOST
50:20
Iowa Sam with the meat puppets, bro.
Rich DavisHOST
50:23
Iowa Sam.
Rich DavisHOST
50:23
You know, I bought this CD because there was a sticker on the album that said, they're my favorite effing band, Kurt Cobain.
Chris O'BrienHOST
0:24
21 Savage.
Chris O'BrienHOST
0:26
And the Meat Puppets.
Chris O'BrienHOST
0:28
You're now listening to another episode of Stips and
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0:33
Ladies.
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0:36
Somebody's got to do it.
Chris O'BrienHOST
0:40
Happy birthday from Reggie specifically on the Meat Puppets.
Chris O'BrienHOST
0:43
It's all
ReggieHOST
0:45
their birthday?
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1:18
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Desi SernaHOST
1:22
In episode 191 of the Guitar Music Theory podcast, I've got another installment of How Does This Song Work? featuring Backwater by Meat Puppets.
Desi SernaHOST
1:48
Greetings, guitar engineers.
Desi SernaHOST
1:50
Welcome to the Guitar Music Theory Podcast.
Desi SernaHOST
1:53
I'm your host, Desi Serna, author of Fretboard Theory and Guitar Theory for Dummies.
Desi SernaHOST
1:58
This is the place where you learn how music works, how to apply music theory to the guitar, and how to become a better player.
Desi SernaHOST
2:05
In this episode, we're breaking down Backwater by Meat Puppets, a 1990s alternative rock hit that uses some surprisingly interesting music theory.
Desi SernaHOST
2:15
We'll look at the key, chords, scales, and guitar parts, including how the song mixes major and minor harmony to create some unexpected twists and turns.
Simon WhistlerHOST
5:00
The distinctive sound originated around the mid-1980s, with bands like The Melvins, Green River, and Mother Love Bone.
Simon WhistlerHOST
5:07
Their style could be traced back to non-Seattle acts like The Pixies, Sonic Youth, Husker Dew, and The Meat Puppets, or even further away in time and space to the gloomiest, noisiest edges of British post-punk.
Simon WhistlerHOST
5:19
Nirvana later popularized grunge to the wider world alongside Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, and Mudhoney, among others.
Simon WhistlerHOST
5:26
But back in Montessano in the early 1980s, the word grunge only meant grime, and Nirvana was just a state of beatitude transcending suffering.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
4:20
And the finer points will show
SteveHOST
5:04
Up on the sun, that was the Meat Puppets from 1985 from the album of the same name.
SteveHOST
5:11
It is Thursday evening, October the 22nd, and that means it is time for noise.
SteveHOST
5:17
Thanks so much for joining me today.
RyanHOST
11:18
Awesome, awesome.
RyanHOST
11:20
Number 73, Meat Puppets 2, 1984, SST Records.
RyanHOST
11:26
SST number 19, in fact.
RyanHOST
11:29
Of course, the write-up mentions Nirvana when they talk about Meat Puppets 2, of course.
RyanHOST
11:34
Do they deserve to be in the top 100, Brant? And if so, this album?
BrentHOST
11:39
Probably, yeah.
RyanHOST
11:40
Yeah? I think so.
RyanHOST
11:41
I mean, I know you're more of a fan.
Rob HarvillaHOST
9:41
Yes, Jawbox.
Rob HarvillaHOST
9:44
The Meat Puppets and Stone Temple Pilots.
Rob HarvillaHOST
9:47
live at Nautica Pavilion in downtown Cleveland, in the flats, in the storied, booming flats entertainment district.
Rob HarvillaHOST
9:55
We got bars, we got a Hooters, we got everything.
SteinerHOST
12:04
I was wearing that in the front of my hat.
SteinerHOST
12:06
and danny was like ah it's an awesome pen and uh he's like yo you're not gonna believe who's in town tonight me and my buddy are like we're here to see you yeah right tomorrow night like who's playing tonight he's like fucking meat puppets bro We were like, where? And we showed a tiny hole-in-the-wall place in Amsterdam, and us and half of Tool in the back fucking rocking a 15-minute lake of fire.
SteinerHOST
12:37
It was incredible.
SteinerHOST
12:39
Oh, and just...

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