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* VindicatedByHistory: ''Stag'' was a very polarizing record on release; NME Magazine infamously rated it a 2 out of 10 and nicknamed it "Stag o' shite", and had an equally divisive response from the fanbase at the time as well. In the years since the album has received a much more positive reception, and some fans consider it one of their favorites from the band.
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** ''Stag'' was a very polarizing record on release; NME Magazine infamously rated it a 2 out of 10 and nicknamed it "Stag o' shite", and had an equally divisive response from the fanbase at the time as well. In the years since the album has received a much more positive reception, and some fans consider it one of their favorites from theband.band.
** The ''Joe Preston'' EP already has a contentious history with the band themselves (see the CreatorBacklash entry) and most fans agreed for a while; At one point, it was the second lowest rated Melvins release on [=RateYourMusic=] right behind ''Prick''. While the band might still be sour on it, fans have come around to it more in recent years, at the very least viewing it as a really good Preston solo drone metal album, and some even argue it as the best in the solo trilogy [=EPs=].
** ''Stag'' was a very polarizing record on release; NME Magazine infamously rated it a 2 out of 10 and nicknamed it "Stag o' shite", and had an equally divisive response from the fanbase at the time as well. In the years since the album has received a much more positive reception, and some fans consider it one of their favorites from the
** The ''Joe Preston'' EP already has a contentious history with the band themselves (see the CreatorBacklash entry) and most fans agreed for a while; At one point, it was the second lowest rated Melvins release on [=RateYourMusic=] right behind ''Prick''. While the band might still be sour on it, fans have come around to it more in recent years, at the very least viewing it as a really good Preston solo drone metal album, and some even argue it as the best in the solo trilogy [=EPs=].
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* CoveredUp: In a rare case where this was done almost purposely; Buzz Osbourne asked the members of the band Green River why they didn't play the song "Leech" live anymore. They replied that they didn't like the song much anymore. When Buzz asked if the Melvins could cover it, Green River apparently flat-out ''gave'' the song to them. The band would later jokingly "take it back" during their 2008 reunion tour.
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* CoveredUp: In a rare case where this was done almost purposely; Buzz Osbourne Osborne asked the members of the band Green River why they didn't play the song "Leech" live anymore. They replied that they didn't like the song much anymore. When Buzz asked if the Melvins could cover it, Green River apparently flat-out ''gave'' the song to them. The band would later jokingly "take it back" during their 2008 reunion tour.
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* VindicatedByHistory: ''Stag'' was a very polarizing record on release; NME Magazine infamously rated it a 2 out of 10 and nicknamed it "Stag o' shite", and had an equally divisive response from the fanbase at the time as well. In the years since the album has received a much more positive reception, and some fans consider it one of their favorites from the band.
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* FanNickname: "Jelvins" for their work with Jello Biafra. At first, this was because when the project was first announced no one was sure how it would be billed officially; later on it still saw some use because it's shorter than "Jello Biafra and the Melvins".
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* CoveredUp: In a rare case where this was done almost purposely; Buzz Osbourne asked the members of the band Green River why they didn't play the song "Leech" live anymore. They replied that they didn't like the song much anymore. When Buzz asked if the Melvins could cover it, Green River apparently flat-out ''gave'' the song to them.
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* CoveredUp: In a rare case where this was done almost purposely; Buzz Osbourne asked the members of the band Green River why they didn't play the song "Leech" live anymore. They replied that they didn't like the song much anymore. When Buzz asked if the Melvins could cover it, Green River apparently flat-out ''gave'' the song to them. The band would later jokingly "take it back" during their 2008 reunion tour.
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* EarWorm: Many, many songs. "Revolve" is a notable example.
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* AwesomeMusic: With such a long career, they've got quite a lot. ''Bullhead'', ''Houdini'', and ''Stoner Witch'' are good places to start.
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* DevelopmentHell: ''Three Men And A Baby'', a collaboration with godheadSilo bassist/vocalist Mike Kunka, was mostly recorded in 1999, but it wasn't until 2015 that production was finally finished and the album itself was released in 2016. None of the involved parties seem entirely certain about why it was shelved for so long.
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* DevelopmentHell: ''Three Men And A Baby'', a collaboration with godheadSilo bassist/vocalist Mike Kunka, was mostly recorded in 1999, but it wasn't until 2015 that production was finally finished and the album itself was released in 2016. None of the involved parties seem entirely certain about why it was shelved for so long.
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* {{Misblamed}}: Some criticisms of ''Pigs of the Roman Empire'' single out Lustmord for the failings. According to Buzzo, most of the issues fans had with the album were on tracks Lustmord wasn't even involved with.
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* AwesomeMusic: With such a long career, they've got quite a lot. ''Bullhead'', ''Houdini'', and ''Stoner Witch'' are good places to start.
* EarWorm: Many, many songs. "Revolve" is a notable example.
* EpicRiff: They're masters of this. "Boris" is a good example, so good that a [[Music/{{Boris}} whole band]] is named after it.
* EarWorm: Many, many songs. "Revolve" is a notable example.
* EpicRiff: They're masters of this. "Boris" is a good example, so good that a [[Music/{{Boris}} whole band]] is named after it.
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* CoveredUp: In a rare case where this was done almost purposely; Buzz Osbourne asked the members of the band Green River why they didn't play the song "Leech" live anymore. They replied that they didn't like the song much anymore. When Buzz asked if the Melvins could cover it, Green River apparently flat-out ''gave'' the song to them.
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