When you haven't heard one of your favourite albums/bands in years and you are like, I seriously need to make up for lost time. This record is solid gold.
I've been listening this badass band for the last 6 months almost every day...I cant get enough. My muscles grow, and my balls weigh twice as much! Hail TAD \m/
Wowwww ... Years ago , a friend was mad about TAD , went to see them in concerts etc She was keeping on saying : their lyrics are fantastic , they are funny , they are real etc etc Decades after i can say i found my Graal with TAD . THank you ,
Bought this album in my home City of Liverpool UK, so many independent record dealers stocking amazing records, Probe Records especially. My original Lp had the sleeve that was eventually banned, it had the couple on the front, for the full story Google. Mudhoney was my band of choice for Sub Pop, but when 'Bleach' by Nirvana was issued, it gave my Mudhoney a companion, with Tad adding that extra pounding flavour. I was never into Grunge or its scene, but knew the music and understood it, I was there at the birth of Grunge, so I know about all the bands, I listened to most of the albums, enjoyed a lot of them, but Mudhoney, Tad & Nirvana's first album in the late 1980s, early 90s had a place on my Turntable/ cd player, more than the other groups. I saw Mudhoney live at the Liverpool Uni on their 'Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge' Tour, with 'Leatherface' supporting, for their 'Minx' album. Once Nirvana released 'Nevermind', and the commercial explosion happened around them, it lost its appeal, it became too diluted and accessible, great album, but over exposed, still can't play 'Nevermind'. I still play my Mudhoney, Tad, but with Nirvana I only play 'Bleach', it's a psychological thing with Nirvana, the masses made it too mainstream. At least Tad is the secret underdog, that growls mightiest within the Sub Pop kennel.
One of the most criminally overlooked albums of the Seattle music explosion (or "grunge" if you feel you need that label). Most casual fans can rhyme off Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Mudhoney and even Screaming Trees, but Tad is always forgotten - this album is awesome.
Jack Pepsi is about an occurrence that actually happened in my home state of Idaho, specifically Nampa - Lake Lowell. Tad and his buddy from Nampa drove their rig out to the frozen lake and nearly died. Heavy stuff.
I ran into him and blurted out where was Lake Knowell. In Tad voice he said it’s actually Lake Lowell a man made lake in Idaho. Said it as he saw it he’s a very nice guy and an excellent musician.
I got into Nirvana in 1996, and always heard the name Tad thrown around. But this is the first time I actually heard them, and boy can I hear how Nirvana drew from this. Sounds great!!
It’s a criminal tragedy that they were overlooked during that era of PNW music but the band left us with so many awesome tunes along with many great and sometimes humorous documentary appearances. TAD RULES!!! LONG LIVE TAD!!!
Such a great album. Has all the sounds of the grunge era - nirvana soundgarden, mudhoney, alice in chains, sonic youth - all of it mixed into one. I saw them live in Alberta in 1992, where they headlined a High River festival. i cant remember the name of the festival but I remember Tad. Took forever for them to set up and do the sound check, but once it started it sounded so heavy and awesome. The stage was loaded with Marshall amps.
30:54 3D Witch Hunt. I love me some Tad pop! Such a great and catchy tune, Tad rules! 54:49 the demo version is possibly better than the album version. Good shit!
Ok, my favorite bands out of the grunge era are Nirvana and Hole. I really have not much use of any other Seattle band you can mention. But my third pick is the most unpopular band from that era and region and that is Tad- and this album is woefully overlooked.
So fun discovering new old bands. I am no stranger to NA punk and grunge but somehow these guys escaped me. If I can return the favour to anyone, NOMEANSNO one of the greatest alternative rock/ progressive punk bands ever !
Ironically they were also one of Kurt Cobain’s favorite bands. I recall stories on how he would even play drums for them on occasion and knew Tad Doyle himself quite well.
NirvanaFan - I apologize .... I wish I could recall. I’m quite certain though that it’s true. I seem to recall hearing something similar regarding ‘The Melvins’ as well. I know that Kurt and King Buzzo of ‘The Melvins’ were also good friends and that Kurt stood in for certain band members on occasion and even did a few stints as a roadie for the ‘The Melvins’ too.
Tad covering alice in chains angry chair is one of the best covers to any song I've ever heard...very true they were over looked back then for the more prettier bands...
If you love TAD, you'll also want to hear: My Sister's Machine - I Slip Away ua-cam.com/video/Mt_6jLd4M-w/v-deo.html Melvins - Honey Bucket ua-cam.com/video/p2sez21Cyyo/v-deo.html Love Battery - Out Of Focus ua-cam.com/video/iRzAh2-Ukjc/v-deo.html
58:26 Eddie Hook is TAD's trip down the mind of Ed Gein. Hence the shirt. Awesome song, very psychedelic. And should have been the 'hook' for the entire album.
I want bands like TAD to get credit for tuning between every song. Electronic pedal tuners. Before Tad, anyone who tried any of the material on this album or similar would be lost. When a band like Tad is in tune, the way this record has pressed into CD, quality ones and zeros… you can tell they can all hear what each other is doing without all that racket. Fucking put rock ‘n’ roll on rails yo. A whole new level of professionalism. All that DTuning turned out to be SuperTuning is a registered trademark of Pioneer quality underdash cassette decks.L LP
Rude Realism why don't you by the cd and print out the original cover, laminate it and put it over the new one so it still holds in place nice and looks great, that's what I'm gonna do when I finally get it😂
When I think of grunge I think of Tad they're heavy as Fuck but definitely have a gentle side too. It's not too pretty or anything tho it's just damn good.
Jack: Heyyy maan, if we're gonna make it through this alive you're gonna have to settle down and breath the air off the roof! Tad Doyle: Help me Jack Pepsi!
I'm hearing little nuances on this that I didn't hear on the casette. Was this re-mastered or something? The @50:00 cut has guitar in it that I never heard before.
Oi , newbies ! I have a question : Between the last song ( ´Flint`I guess) on Melvins ´s ´King Buzz` EP with Dave Grohl on vocals etc, and ´Jack Pepsi` in this . Basically : who came 1st , the egg or the chicken ?
@@omagaude9609 it was an old 70s era photo of a guy touching (presumably, at the time) his girlfriend's boob. rumor has it the guy ended up getting a kick out of it and thought it funny but the girl had since re-married and demanded they stop using it
I denied this album back in the days when Grunge became the latest fashion. Now after 28 years I can listen to this album without thinking " All you bastards laid Heavy Metal to its grave"
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I saw TAD open for Dinosaur Jr in the mid 90s. All I remember is they were really loud and Tad would yell "Smoke Pot!" between every song.
Anyone who is listening to this right now rules!~ Long live TAD!~
I actually suck, but thanks anyway.
TAD rules !😉😎
Thx , try the e!ectro hippies!!!!
Ima Jinx Ima Jinx YEAAAAHHHH!!!
Dude I can't get enough of em omg!!! Just found this few months ago and it's just been on repeat
All these bands like tad, mudhoney and skinyard had the greatest sense of humor.
1. Jinx 00:00 duh
2. Giant Killer 03:04
3. Wired God 06:07
4. Delinquent 09:11 never forget
5. Hedge Hog 12:10
6. Flame Tavern 12:51
7. Trash Truck 16:10
8. Stumblin' Man 19:37
9. Jack Pepsi 23:14
10. Candi 26:24
11. 3-D Witch Hunt 30:54
12. Crane's Café 34:30
13. Plague Years 37:17
14. Pig Iron 39:50
15. Nuts 'N' Bolts 43:00
16. Delinquent (Demo) 45:39
17. Giant Killer (Demo) 48:43
18. Wired God (Demo) 51:50
19. 3-D Witch Hunt (Demo) 54:49
20. Eddie Hook 58:26
you're fuckin welcome
thanks dude
Lol never forget
Fuckin' thank you
Fuk I love TAD G*
Bravo Comment, cheers from Ohio!
Man, grunge's heavier edge didn't survive the mainstream, wish I would've know about artists like them in the 90's. They rule!
Alice In Chains tho.
@@HardcoreGamer4Ever there's only one "little" difference: LAYNE STALEY
Saw them live in '94 as opener for Soundgarden. Awesome show!
@@HardcoreGamer4Ever AIC came from corny hair metal tho lol
Try ...... Mindfunk-big house burning Mate
When you haven't heard one of your favourite albums/bands in years and you are like, I seriously need to make up for lost time. This record is solid gold.
Que bonito comentario, Estoy completamente de acuerdo, es un disco de oro sólido!
I've been listening this badass band for the last 6 months almost every day...I cant get enough. My muscles grow, and my balls weigh twice as much! Hail TAD \m/
It really is..IMO the best Sub Pop album ever
Holy shit, this is the first time I've ever heard them, was listening to Mudhoney and this was one of the next videos ... I'm in love, this is great
Check out tads new band
check out all their stuff. my personal favourite is the Inhaler album. also check out Hog Molly - Kung Fu Cocktail Grip.
Welcome to the party Son, you just joined the big time.
One of all time favorite albums. Should had been a million seller.
Wowwww ... Years ago , a friend was mad about TAD , went to see them in concerts etc She was keeping on saying : their lyrics are fantastic , they are funny , they are real etc etc Decades after i can say i found my Graal with TAD . THank you ,
First-time listener. My coworker just told me about them. Nice way to get some good vibes flowing in the warehouse. I like it!
Bought this album in my home City of Liverpool UK, so many independent record dealers stocking amazing records, Probe Records especially.
My original Lp had the sleeve that was eventually banned, it had the couple on the front, for the full story Google.
Mudhoney was my band of choice for Sub Pop, but when 'Bleach' by Nirvana was issued, it gave my Mudhoney a companion, with Tad adding that extra pounding flavour.
I was never into Grunge or its scene, but knew the music and understood it, I was there at the birth of Grunge, so I know about all the bands, I listened to most of the albums, enjoyed a lot of them, but Mudhoney, Tad & Nirvana's first album in the late 1980s, early 90s had a place on my Turntable/ cd player, more than the other groups.
I saw Mudhoney live at the Liverpool Uni on their 'Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge' Tour, with 'Leatherface' supporting, for their 'Minx' album.
Once Nirvana released 'Nevermind', and the commercial explosion happened around them, it lost its appeal, it became too diluted and accessible, great album, but over exposed, still can't play 'Nevermind'.
I still play my Mudhoney, Tad, but with Nirvana I only play 'Bleach', it's a psychological thing with Nirvana, the masses made it too mainstream.
At least Tad is the secret underdog, that growls mightiest within the Sub Pop kennel.
One of the most criminally overlooked albums of the Seattle music explosion (or "grunge" if you feel you need that label). Most casual fans can rhyme off Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Mudhoney and even Screaming Trees, but Tad is always forgotten - this album is awesome.
Eric H Paw, out of Lawrence, Ks. Was THE most overlooked band of that era.
^^^just listen^^^
Skin yard and Gruntruck Kickass too!
somehow i picked up one of the banned covers on a cassette back in 90/91 from Poindexters in Durham, NC
@@jasonpeters3558 Lmao mate look up Failure.
You can hear TAD's influence in SoundGarden's early works. Those guys played together you know.
Jack Pepsi is about an occurrence that actually happened in my home state of Idaho, specifically Nampa - Lake Lowell. Tad and his buddy from Nampa drove their rig out to the frozen lake and nearly died. Heavy stuff.
Out on the ice doing 360’s and 180’s
TAD4LIFE
The crazy thing is that They made it out alive! Tad is a survivor. Other guys did crazy shit like that and never made it through.
I ran into him and blurted out where was Lake Knowell. In Tad voice he said it’s actually Lake Lowell a man made lake in Idaho. Said it as he saw it he’s a very nice guy and an excellent musician.
Literally
True that, that true
The sound of my youth.
great youth
I never ear TAD, and wow, that album its amazing. Its a real good grunge /sludge/alternative metal/etc
I got into Nirvana in 1996, and always heard the name Tad thrown around. But this is the first time I actually heard them, and boy can I hear how Nirvana drew from this. Sounds great!!
I had an 8 Way Santa t-Shirt covered in cigarette burns and stains. Some girl stole it and I'm still pissed.
Found one of my old Thrasher mags (April 1991) and this band was advertised. Never heard them before. UA-cam is pretty neat for these things.
Go skate
Always liked Seattle bands, I've been listening to TAD since the late 90's
It’s a criminal tragedy that they were overlooked during that era of PNW music but the band left us with so many awesome tunes along with many great and sometimes humorous documentary appearances. TAD RULES!!! LONG LIVE TAD!!!
Such a badass record.
Such a great album. Has all the sounds of the grunge era - nirvana soundgarden, mudhoney, alice in chains, sonic youth - all of it mixed into one.
I saw them live in Alberta in 1992, where they headlined a High River festival. i cant remember the name of the festival but I remember Tad. Took forever for them to set up and do the sound check, but once it started it sounded so heavy and awesome. The stage was loaded with Marshall amps.
Love this record! Its cool that Sub Pop has been reissuing all the Tad stuff! Definitely my favorite band from the label. At least from the 90s.
Half n Half with Sage It's cool I saw you on here. I've seen you comment on Weird Paul videos. I agree Tad rocks!
Soundwise it's like Sabbath jamming with Big Black. Fantastic.
30:54 3D Witch Hunt. I love me some Tad pop! Such a great and catchy tune, Tad rules! 54:49 the demo version is possibly better than the album version. Good shit!
Crank it up and from the opening stoner riff in Jinx the memories all flow back
I just discovered Jinx last night and I'm obsessed. Now I'm here to listen to the album. I found it when I went looking for the Singles soundtrack.
Anybody else on a quarantine nostalgia trip?
8 way Santa Forever!
this album created our band
Ok, my favorite bands out of the grunge era are Nirvana and Hole. I really have not much use of any other Seattle band you can mention. But my third pick is the most unpopular band from that era and region and that is Tad- and this album is woefully overlooked.
dirty grunge i love it. Great TAD DOYLE.
So fun discovering new old bands. I am no stranger to NA punk and grunge but somehow these guys escaped me. If I can return the favour to anyone, NOMEANSNO one of the greatest alternative rock/ progressive punk bands ever !
One of the Best bands ever !!
Let it all be ... live version
Love this album! Definitely brings back memories.....
This album has been a major part of my life. STUMBLIN MAN FTW!
WE GOINN THRUUU THE IIIIIICE!!!
Saw TAD & Nirvana @ Democracy Ghent Belgium
(weird exterior of this gramophone record,not similar as mine)
Masterpiece of grunge
Thanks Sub Pop....this is cool 😎!
Bought this whe it came out back in those misty Grease stained days. It's never left my playlist since same w/ Gruntruck Push .
I mean this album is fukn unreal Jesus!!! I mean they could blow anyone off stage
One of the best albums ever.
Ironically they were also one of Kurt Cobain’s favorite bands. I recall stories on how he would even play drums for them on occasion and knew Tad Doyle himself quite well.
NirvanaFan - I apologize .... I wish I could recall. I’m quite certain though that it’s true. I seem to recall hearing something similar regarding ‘The Melvins’ as well. I know that Kurt and King Buzzo of ‘The Melvins’ were also good friends and that Kurt stood in for certain band members on occasion and even did a few stints as a roadie for the ‘The Melvins’ too.
NirvanaFan There are videos on UA-cam of Kurt playing drums for TAD. Check’um out 👍🏻
Tad covering alice in chains angry chair is one of the best covers to any song I've ever heard...very true they were over looked back then for the more prettier bands...
Flame Tavern 🍻🍻🍻🍻
TAD rules. Sub Pop too.
Tad landed on me once.
When Tad went crowdsurfing, it was the start of a Wheelchair Epidemic.
@@madhatter8508 So rude.
little known fact: this album is a set of prophecies
A shame to see Sub Pop turn into a bland Indie Pop label when they used to have amazing bands like this on their roster.
Respect to your user name, things sure have changed over the years eh.
After 1996, music in general lost its balls!!!
Hey ihaveamelvinsgwarsignedfrankkozickennelclub113/325 selling
There is hope, they’ve still got Mudhoney!
Well why do u think bands like tad didn't get as famous as the bigger seattle bands?
Tad fuggin ripz
This album kicks so much ass.
Great album, great band!! ♫♪♫♪
Immortal album!
Not only immortal, it gets better every decade.
Mr K you're right it was at least 5 years since I've listen to this album for the last time and still I get goose bumps!
And, the demo tape versions are better than the original cd.
Mr K for sure more rough!😂
Remember when Matt Dillon showed Bridgette Fonda her new stereo in the movie Singles!?? xD
God bless those little places like Aberdeen and Seattle's best!
I would've listened to this repeatedly had I know about it back then. Good stuff
Thank you SUB POP!! I bought the CD in 1992.
Caught Tad opening for Soundgarden back in 1994. Great set!
How did I overlook this?
If you love TAD, you'll also want to hear:
My Sister's Machine - I Slip Away
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Melvins - Honey Bucket
ua-cam.com/video/p2sez21Cyyo/v-deo.html
Love Battery - Out Of Focus
ua-cam.com/video/iRzAh2-Ukjc/v-deo.html
Maybe there will be bands this good again in the future, now that we have the internet and can investigate influences for ourselves.
Some great current bands out there.
Any newer bands you recommend?
cool band always
holy sht this band has RIFFS
fuckin awesome album
TAD'S Awesome!
58:26 Eddie Hook is TAD's trip down the mind of Ed Gein. Hence the shirt. Awesome song, very psychedelic. And should have been the 'hook' for the entire album.
I want bands like TAD to get credit for tuning between every song. Electronic pedal tuners. Before Tad, anyone who tried any of the material on this album or similar would be lost. When a band like Tad is in tune, the way this record has pressed into CD, quality ones and zeros… you can tell they can all hear what each other is doing without all that racket. Fucking put rock ‘n’ roll on rails yo. A whole new level of professionalism. All that DTuning turned out to be SuperTuning is a registered trademark of Pioneer quality underdash cassette decks.L LP
Drugs are quite good.
I have this album with the original cover...sadly, it's on cassette. Still a treasure. Still under appreciated
Rude Realism cassettes are still awesome. unless it has been worn out or something, I would celebrate the fact you own this gem.
got it on vinyl...great album.!!
Cassette too, but I love this album. Jack Pepsi is a kind of masterpiece
Rude Realism why don't you by the cd and print out the original cover, laminate it and put it over the new one so it still holds in place nice and looks great, that's what I'm gonna do when I finally get it😂
When I think of grunge I think of Tad they're heavy as Fuck but definitely have a gentle side too. It's not too pretty or anything tho it's just damn good.
flame Tavern 12:51
One of my all time favs!
Jack: Heyyy maan, if we're gonna make it through this alive you're gonna have to settle down and breath the air off the roof!
Tad Doyle: Help me Jack Pepsi!
LOVE this record. Listen to Steve Wied on the new Willard CD Underground!
Cd Available again. Just bought one.
Grunge rules!
Tad rules
Wow that's a cool Ed Gein shirt that Greasebox has on!!!
Grunge na veia 🔥🖤🔥🖤🔥🖤🔥
I'm hearing little nuances on this that I didn't hear on the casette. Was this re-mastered or something? The @50:00 cut has guitar in it that I never heard before.
i would have totally been into this bad in the 90s if i had heard of them
Crazy Stuff!
Oi , newbies ! I have a question : Between the last song ( ´Flint`I guess) on Melvins ´s ´King Buzz` EP with Dave Grohl on vocals etc, and ´Jack Pepsi` in this . Basically : who came 1st , the egg or the chicken ?
Definitely the chicken.
This album art is dope. I wish they made a music video with them walking through a fair or something. Nostalgic stuff
shame they can't use the original cover.
@@TheLarryburns84 What is up with the original cover?
@@omagaude9609
it was an old 70s era photo of a guy touching (presumably, at the time) his girlfriend's boob. rumor has it the guy ended up getting a kick out of it and thought it funny but the girl had since re-married and demanded they stop using it
I heard A tad of Robin Trower????
This album got me through basic training.
How did you listen? I didnt know anybody had music in boot. Was it smuggled in somehow?
@@robswofford2029 my parents sent me cds.
someone from sub pop gave me some sub pop colored stickers...fuck...i think i lost them...left them in the uk...ANYONE ...SEND ME STICKERS...LOL...
30:54 Dinosaur Jr vibes.
TAD4LIFE
Alto disco, no lo conocía...
I denied this album back in the days when Grunge became the latest fashion. Now after 28 years I can listen to this album without thinking " All you bastards laid Heavy Metal to its grave"
Jack Pepsi! Fuck yeah!!
I Love TaD.
My fav drinkin and drugin theme songs of my youth!
Dasher, dancer, prancer.... yep! the name fit's.
As soon as I heard the guitar tone I was down
🔥🔥🔥🔥
Are the bonus tracks on the vinyl?
Jeff Richards there is a 4th vinyl with bonus tracks. I believe you have to purchase the other 3 records to obtain the 4th
Yep...I bought the whole kit. I discovered after they all arrived.
I'm a jinx°
Did Pixies ever hear TAD?
Love this album