Meat Puppets - Forbidden Places (35th Anniversary Edition, Coke Clear with Yellow Swirl Vinyl) Cheree (10") (RSD 2021) ' It's as good or

' It's as good or better than their Nirvana album imho

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while the band was on hiatus

and a willingness to play around with her music

Pain of course was a consideration

Meat Puppets - Forbidden Places (35th Anniversary Edition, Coke Clear with Yellow Swirl Vinyl) Cheree (10") (RSD 2021) ' It's as good orIndie rock darlings the Meat Puppets didn't miss a meat, er, beat with their move from SST to the major London label and their release of 1991's Forbidden Places. In fact, the album arguably represented a step up from their late period work at SST, displaying that offhandedly brilliant charm that won the band so many fans in the first place. The album opener "Sam" is a frenzied rocker that recalls the early days with maniacal, "auctioneer" style