Artist	Song
Melvins	See How Pretty, See How Smart (part 1)
from The Maggot (1999)
Melvins	Montreal
from Prick (2004)
Jello Biafra	Kali-Fornia Über Alles 21st Century
from Sieg Howdy! (with The Melvins) (2005)
Melvins	I'll Finish You Off
from The Bride Screamed Murder (2010)
Melvins	The Bloat
from Alive At the F*cker Club (2004)
Melvins	(untitled)
from Hostile Ambient Takeover (2002)
Melvins	Manky (part 1)
from The Maggot (1999)
Melvins	Heaviness of the Load (Demo)
from Gluey Porch Treatments (1999)
Melvins	Up the Dumper
from The Bootlicker (1999)
Melvins	Oven
from Ozma (1989)
Melvins	Steve Instant Neuman
from Gluey Porch Treatments (1999)
Melvins	Toy
from The Bootlicker (1999)
Melvins	Revulsion / We Reach
from Ozma (1989)
Fantômas	04/30/05 - Saturday
from Suspended Animation (2005)
Melvins	Creepy Smell (Demo Version)
from The Making Love Demos (2007)
Big Business	Grounds for Divorce
from Here Come the Waterworks (2009)
Fantômas	Page 9
from Fantômas (1999)
Melvins	Pigtro
from Singles 1-12 (2004)
Melvins	Spread Eaglebeagle
from Houdini Live 2005 (2006)
Thrones	Obolus
from Day Late, Dollar Short (2009)
Altamont	El Stupido
from The Monkees' Uncle (2005)
Venomous Concept	Oink!
from Retroactive Abortion (2004)
Jello Biafra	McGruff the Crime Dog
from Never Breathe What You Can't See (with The Melvins) (2004)
The Fantomas-Melvins Big Band	Hooch
from Millennium Monsterwork (2002)
Fantômas	Page 21
from Fantômas (1999)

Comment:

Navigating through all of the EPs, demos, singles, and side projects in the Melvins' deep, two-decades-plus catalog would take several days and an undying amount of patience. That's why we skimmed their finest left-field selections for you: the surprisingly smooth grooves of "Up the Dumper," the demonic Christmas sleigh chimes of "Toy," the skin-crawling horror score of "Wispy," en epic, plodding live version of "Spread Eaglebeagle," and such part-time gigs as the demonic drone-metal of Thrones and the animated mayhem of Mike Patton's Fantômas quartet, which features Buzz Osborne, Slayer's drummer (Dave Lombardo) and Patton's fellow Mr. Bungle survivor, bassist Trevor Dunn.

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