Meat Puppets discography
The Meat Puppets are an American rock band formed in January 1980 in Tempe, Arizona.
Meat Puppets discography | |
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Studio albums | 15 |
Live albums | 2 |
Compilation albums | 3 |
EPs | 4 |
Singles | 16 |
Albums
Studio albums
Title | Album details |
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Meat Puppets |
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Meat Puppets II |
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Up on the Sun |
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Mirage |
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Huevos |
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Monsters |
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Forbidden Places |
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Too High to Die |
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No Joke! |
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Golden Lies |
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Rise to Your Knees |
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Sewn Together |
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Lollipop |
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Rat Farm |
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Dusty Notes |
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Live albums
Title | Album details |
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Live in Montana |
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Meat Puppets Live |
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Compilation albums
Title | Album details |
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No Strings Attached |
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Meat Puppets 8 |
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Classic Puppets |
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EPs
Title | EP details |
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In a Car |
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Out My Way |
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Raw Meat |
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You Love Me |
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Singles
Year | Title | Peak chart positions | Album | |||||||
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US | US Main. | US Alt | ||||||||
1985 | "Swimming Ground" | — | — | — | Up on the Sun | |||||
1987 | "Get on Down" | — | — | — | Mirage | |||||
"I Am a Machine" | — | — | — | |||||||
"I Can't Be Counted On" | — | — | — | Huevos | ||||||
1989 | "Light" | — | — | — | Monsters | |||||
1991 | "Sam" | — | — | 13 | Forbidden Places | |||||
"Whirlpool" | — | — | — | |||||||
1994 | "Backwater" | 47 | 2 | 11 | Too High to Die | |||||
"We Don’t Exist" | — | 28 | — | |||||||
"Roof with a Hole" | — | — | — | |||||||
"Lake of Fire" | — | — | — | |||||||
1995 | "Scum" | — | 20 | 23 | No Joke! | |||||
1996 | "Taste of the Sun" | — | — | — | ||||||
2000 | "Armed and Stupid" | — | — | — | Golden Lies | |||||
2009 | "Rotten Shame"[1] | — | — | — | Sewn Together | |||||
"—" denotes releases that did not chart. |
Soundtrack and compilation appearances
- 1981 – Light Bulb ("Meat Puppets")
- 1981 – Keats Rides a Harley ("H-Elenore" and "The Losing End")
- 1981 – Amuck ("Unpleasant")
- 1983 – The Blasting Concept ("Tumblin' Tumbleweeds" and "Meat Puppets")
- 1983 – Bethel ("Soup")
- 1984 – Basic Sampler ("Aroura Borealis" and "Problem Child")
- 1983 – Leather Chaps and Lace Petticoats ("Magic Toy Missing")
- 1986 – Lovedolls Superstar ("No Values")
- 1986 – The 7 Inch Wonders of the World (In a Car EP)
- 1986 – The Blasting Concept Vol. 2 ("I Just Want to Make Love to You")
- 1990 – Duck and Cover ("Good Golly Miss Molly")
- 1990 – The Edge of Rock ("Light")
- 1991 – Stereophonic ("That’s How It Goes")
- 1991 – Aural Fixations ("Funnel of Love")
- 1994 – Chasers ("Sam")
- 1994 – Fast Track to Nowhere ("House of Blue Light")
- 1994 – Cream of Cuts ("Backwater")
- 1994 – Love and a .45 ("Animal")
- 1995 – White Man's Burden ("Animal")
- 1995 – Alterno-Daze 90's Natural Selection ("Sam")
- 1995 – X Factor ("This Day")
- 1995 – Songs in the Key of X ("Unexplained")
- 1995 – Our Band Could Be Your Life: A Tribute to D Boon and the Minutemen ("The Price of Paradise")
- 1995 – UMPF ("Backwater")
- 1996 – A Small Circle of Friends ("Not All Right")
- 1996 – Barb Wire ("Scum" (Vapourspace remix))
- 1996 – Big Ones of Alternative Rock vol. 1 ("Backwater")
- 1997 – Alternative Rock Cafe ("Backwater")
- 1999 – Alt.Country Exposed Roots ("Lost")
- 1999 – Southern Edge Vol. 1 ("Sam")
- 2000 – Crime + Punishment in Suburbia ("Two Rivers")
- 2004 – Left of the Dial: Dispatches from the '80s Underground ("Lake of Fire")
- 2011 – Newermind: A Tribute to Nirvana ("Smells Like Teen Spirit")
Music videos
Year | Title | Director | Album |
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1984 | "New Gods" | Meat Puppets II | |
1987 | "Get On Down" | Robert Tucker | Mirage |
1989 | "Light" | Bill Taylor | Monsters |
1991 | "Sam" | Forbidden Places | |
1994 | "Backwater" | Too High to Die | |
"We Don't Exist" | |||
1995 | "Scum" | David Markey | No Joke! |
2009 | "Rotten Shame" | Sewn Together | |
2011 | "Orange" | Michael Etoll | Lollipop |
"Damn Thing" | |||
2019 | "Warranty" | Dusty Notes | |
"Nine Pins" | Steve Moramarco |
Video albums
- Alive in the Nineties (2003)
- A History Lesson Part 1 (2010)
References
- "Meat Puppets – "Rotten Shame" (Video / Tour dates), PopMatters". 18 September 2009.
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