Album
Pinkus Abortion Technician
2018 · Rock
4 collectors on Gatefold own this

Pinkus Abortion Technician is a Metal album by Melvins, originally released in 2018. On Gatefold: 33 pressings tracked, owned by 4 collectors.
About
Thick, meaty, and satisfying, the 27th (!) album from heroic rock weirdos Melvins features two bass players on every track. Steven McDonald of Redd Kross and Jeff Pinkus of the Butthole Surfers tag team the thundering-yet-hilarious James Gang/Surfers mash-up “Stop Moving to Florida,” the rubbery honky-tonk of “Break Bread,” and a blaring, woozy cover of The Beatles’ “I Want to Hold Your Hand.” Then Pinkus leads the band through the warped 12-string shuffle “Prenup Butter” and a cockeyed cover of the Surfers’ “Graveyard.”
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Tracklist
- 1Stop Moving To Florida5:21
- 2Embrace The Rub1:40
- 3Don't Forget To Breathe7:53
- 4Flamboyant Duck5:47
- 5Break Bread2:34
- 6I Want To Hold Your Hand4:06
- 7Prenup Butter4:38
- 8Graveyard5:08
Sound DNA
- Metal
- Sludge Metal
- heavy
- brooding
- primal
"Pinkus Abortion Technician" is an album by the Melvins issued on compact disk through Ipecac Recordings and on vinyl by Amphetamine Reptile Records, in 2018, in the line-up for this record Buzz (opens in a new tab) and Dale (opens in a new tab) were joined by Steven McDonald and Jeff Pinkus (opens in a new tab). The title is a reference to the Butthole Surfers album "Locust Abortion Technician" with the vinyl issues (opens in a new tab) having similar artwork.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Dale CroverDRUMS, GUITAR, VOCALS, PIANO
- Jeffrey PinkusBASS, BANJO, VOCALS
- King BuzzoGUITAR, VOCALS
- Steven McDonaldBASS, VOCALS
- Tom HazelmyerGUEST , MUSICIAN GUEST, MUSICIAN
4 collectors on Gatefold own this · 33 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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