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** With Curt Kirkwood's solo album being out of print and some songs (Snow, Movin' On, etc.) being worked into Meat Puppets' sets, the songs off of ''Snow'' are quickly becoming this.
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** The Meat Puppets themselves did this with "Hair" by Monitor, in a strange sort of way: Strictly speaking the Meat Puppets version ''is'' the original recording: Monitor wrote "Hair" during the sessions for their self-titled (and [[OneBookAuthor only]]) album, but felt that their own performance wasn't fast or intense enough, so they taught Meat Puppets the song and had them record it in their stead. Thus, the Meat Puppets version was initially included on Monitor's album, but became more widely heard when it was included as a bonus track to ''Meat Puppets''.
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** The Meat Puppets themselves did this with "Hair" by Monitor, in a strange sort of way: Strictly speaking the Meat Puppets version ''is'' the original recording: recording - Monitor wrote "Hair" during the sessions for their self-titled (and [[OneBookAuthor only]]) album, but felt that their own performance wasn't fast or intense enough, so they taught Meat Puppets the song and had them record it in their stead. Thus, the Meat Puppets version was initially included on Monitor's album, but became more widely heard when it was included as a bonus track to ''Meat Puppets''.
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** The Meat Puppets themselves did this with "Hair" by Monitor, in a strange sort of way: Strictly speaking the Meat Puppets version ''is'' the original recording: Monitor wrote "Hair" during the sessions for their self-titled (and [[OneBookAuthor only]]) album, but felt that it should be performed at a faster tempo than they could play themselves, so they recruited Meat Puppets to do it for them. Thus, the Meat Puppets version was initially included on Monitor's album, but became more widely heard when it was included as a bonus track to ''Meat Puppets''.
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** The Meat Puppets themselves did this with "Hair" by Monitor, in a strange sort of way: Strictly speaking the Meat Puppets version ''is'' the original recording: Monitor wrote "Hair" during the sessions for their self-titled (and [[OneBookAuthor only]]) album, but felt that it should be performed at a faster tempo than they could play themselves, their own performance wasn't fast or intense enough, so they recruited taught Meat Puppets to do the song and had them record it for them.in their stead. Thus, the Meat Puppets version was initially included on Monitor's album, but became more widely heard when it was included as a bonus track to ''Meat Puppets''.
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* CoveredUp: All of the songs from ''Meat Puppets II'' that {{Music/Nirvana}} covered for their ''MTV Unplugged'' album to some extent, but especially "Lake Of Fire": Though it was never an official single, Nirvana's version received a lot of airplay on rock radio stations at the time.
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** All of the songs from ''Meat Puppets II'' that {{Music/Nirvana}} covered for their ''MTV Unplugged'' album to some extent, but especially "Lake Of Fire": Though it was never an official single, Nirvana's version received a lot of airplay on rock radio stations at the time.
** All of the songs from ''Meat Puppets II'' that {{Music/Nirvana}} covered for their ''MTV Unplugged'' album to some extent, but especially "Lake Of Fire": Though it was never an official single, Nirvana's version received a lot of airplay on rock radio stations at the time.
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* VindicatedByHistory: ''Golden Lies'' was critically panned upon release and generally ignored by fans. However, in the years since, it's gained an appreciated following, some even considering it one of their best albums.
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* VindicatedByHistory: ''Golden Lies'' was critically panned upon release and generally ignored by fans. However, in the years since, it's gained an appreciated following, some even considering it one of their best albums.albums.
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* CoveredUp: All of the songs from ''Meat Puppets II'' that {{Music/Nirvana}} covered for their ''MTV Unplugged'' album to some extent, but especially "Lake Of Fire": Though it was never an official single, Nirvana's version received a lot of airplay on rock radio stations at the time.
** The Meat Puppets themselves did this with "Hair" by Monitor, in a strange sort of way: Strictly speaking the Meat Puppets version ''is'' the original recording: Monitor wrote "Hair" during the sessions for their self-titled (and [[OneBookAuthor only]]) album, but felt that it should be performed at a faster tempo than they could play themselves, so they recruited Meat Puppets to do it for them. Thus, the Meat Puppets version was initially included on Monitor's album, but became more widely heard when it was included as a bonus track to ''Meat Puppets''.
** The Meat Puppets themselves did this with "Hair" by Monitor, in a strange sort of way: Strictly speaking the Meat Puppets version ''is'' the original recording: Monitor wrote "Hair" during the sessions for their self-titled (and [[OneBookAuthor only]]) album, but felt that it should be performed at a faster tempo than they could play themselves, so they recruited Meat Puppets to do it for them. Thus, the Meat Puppets version was initially included on Monitor's album, but became more widely heard when it was included as a bonus track to ''Meat Puppets''.
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* ArchivePanic: Likely to happen when one first discovers them, as they have a pretty large body of work and continue to record new music. ''Meat Puppets II'', ''Up On The Sun'', or ''Too High To Die'' are good places to start.
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* ArchivePanic: Likely to happen when one first discovers them, as they have a pretty large body of work and continue to record new music. ''Meat Puppets II'', ''Up On The Sun'', or ''Too High To Die'' are good places to start.start.
* VindicatedByHistory: ''Golden Lies'' was critically panned upon release and generally ignored by fans. However, in the years since, it's gained an appreciated following, some even considering it one of their best albums.
* VindicatedByHistory: ''Golden Lies'' was critically panned upon release and generally ignored by fans. However, in the years since, it's gained an appreciated following, some even considering it one of their best albums.
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* ArchivePanic: Likely to happen when one first discovers them, as they have a pretty large body of work and continue to record new music. ''Meat Puppets II'', ''Up On The Sun'', or ''Too High To Die'' are good places to start.
* MagnumOpus: ''Meat Puppets II'' and ''Up On The Sun'' are commonly considered this.
* MagnumOpus: ''Meat Puppets II'' and ''Up On The Sun'' are commonly considered this.
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* ArchivePanic: Likely to happen when one first discovers them, as they have a pretty large body of work and continue to record new music. ''Meat Puppets II'', ''Up On The Sun'', or ''Too High To Die'' are good places to start.
* MagnumOpus: ''Meat Puppets II'' and ''Up On The Sun'' are commonly considered this.start.
* MagnumOpus: ''Meat Puppets II'' and ''Up On The Sun'' are commonly considered this.
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* ArchivePanic: Likely to happen when one first discovers them, as they have a pretty large body of work and continue to record new music. ''Meat Puppets II'', ''Up On The Sun'', or ''Too High To Die'' are good places to start.
* MagnumOpus: ''Meat Puppets II'' and ''Up On The Sun'' are commonly considered this.
* MagnumOpus: ''Meat Puppets II'' and ''Up On The Sun'' are commonly considered this.
