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Rat Farm by Meat Puppets (Record, 2013)

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Vinyl LP pressing. 2013 release, the 14th album from the veteran Alt-Rock band. Curt Kirkwood, the band's singer/guitarist and primary songwriter, described the album as "real blown-up folk music". He elaborated: "I tried to write stuff that would stand on it's own - just the chords and the melodies, and play it kind of straight... I think that was the guiding boundary that I gave myself. It was one of those things where a lot of times, in the past especially, [bassist Cris Kirkwood] would go, 'Well, that's all there is? Let's put a Prog Rock part in the middle.' But I tried to hold it off as much as I could." Ships in Certified Frustration-Free Packaging

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Product Identifiers

Record Labelm-e, Megaforce

UPC0020286213420

eBay Product ID (ePID)7046067824

Product Key Features

Release Year2013

FormatRecord

GenreAlternative Rock

ArtistMeat Puppets

Release TitleRat Farm

Dimensions

Item Height0.31 in

Item Weight0.70 lb

Item Length12.37 in

Item Width12.28 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks12

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Rat Farm 1.2 One More Drop 1.3 Down 1.4 Leave Your Head Alone 1.5 Again 1.6 You Don't Know 1.7 Waiting 1.8 Time and Money 1.9 Sometimes Blue 1.10 Original One 1.11 River Rose 1.12 Sweet

Number of Discs1

NotesVinyl LP pressing. 2013 release, the 14th album from the veteran Alt-Rock band. Curt Kirkwood, the band's singer/guitarist and primary songwriter, described the album as "real blown-up folk music". He elaborated: "I tried to write stuff that would stand on it's own - just the chords and the melodies, and play it kind of straight... I think that was the guiding boundary that I gave myself. It was one of those things where a lot of times, in the past especially, [bassist Cris Kirkwood] would go, 'Well, that's all there is? Let's put a Prog Rock part in the middle.' But I tried to hold it off as much as I could."