Gluey Porch Treatments is the debut studio album of the Melvins, released in 1987 by Alchemy Records.

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Porch by PORCH, released 31 December 1994 1. Damn I'm Lazy 2. Little White Cracker 3. My Ragin' Ragged Booty 4. Expectorant 5. Your Hair 6. Dip 7. Bum Holy 8. Iceberg 9. Bulbous Head 10. Tattooed Love Boys 11. Palm Hair. Includes high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Paying supporters also get unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app. Purchasable with gift card.

Label: Prawn Song ‎– MR0094-2, Mammoth Records ‎– MR0094-2. Photography, Artwork By – Sergie Graphics. Producer – Porch, Ron Rigler. Written-By – C. Hynde (tracks: 10), Porch (tracks: 1 to 9, 11). Notes.

1989 studio album by The Melvins. The CD version includes the entire Gluey Porch Treatments album. The track listing that is printed on the CD lists 34 tracks, but the CD only has 33 tracks.

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PORCH LIGHTS Debut Album. Our passion for music led us to record a great album, and we want you to be a part of it. Created by. Corey Crellin. another gift: if you can get there, you're all invited to the free outdoor album release concert on Sept. 6, overlooking the Utah Valley (details to come in an Update).

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Front Porch is Joy Williams at her best. This album embraces Williams' legacy from the Civil Wars and incorporates it into her own musical personality. She started as a Christian solo artist, dropped that to further her career as a secular singer, then fell into success as half of the Civil Wars. Williams and her partner John Paul White rose quickly to modest fame (A song featured on Grey's Anatomy, a collaboration with Taylor Swift on the Hunger Games soundtrack) and just as quickly dissolved, a little less than two years after their debut album was released. The duo did manage to put out an excellent second album, but they were broken up long before its release.

With its insistent, deceptively tricky time signatures and emphatic rhythmic structure, Porch was at least equal to the sum of its parts. Boasting former members of Primus, Samiam, and Today Is the Day, the band used an eclectic admixture of angular noise rock, melodic noodling, sonic economics, and left-field weirdness, and the band's only CD release more than reflects that temperament.