- 01“Lead Paint”from Acid KingIn “Lead Paint,” the first song on 1994’s Acid King EP, she belts lyrics about eating paint chips while ushering her tonally masterful riffs into the universe.from the chapter
- 02Acid KingIn “Lead Paint,” the first song on 1994’s Acid King EP, she belts lyrics about eating paint chips while ushering her tonally masterful riffs into the universe.from the chapter
- 03Down with the CrownAppearing on 1997’s Down with the Crown EP, the song “Teen Dusthead” is a direct reference to an oral history of the Gary Lauwers murder, channeling that same disaffected voice as Lori S. belts, “You come to my house and you bring me down / Teen dusthead forever…”from the chapter
- 04“Teen Dusthead”Appearing on 1997’s Down with the Crown EP, the song “Teen Dusthead” is a direct reference to an oral history of the Gary Lauwers murder, channeling that same disaffected voice as Lori S. belts, “You come to my house and you bring me down / Teen dusthead forever / One hit, that’s all and you bring me down / You’ll never live to see tomorrow.”from the chapter
- 05ZoroasterIf 1995’s Zoroaster LP refined Acid King’s recipe of jam-laden psych doom, 1999’s Busse Woods perfected it.from the chapter
- 06Busse WoodsIf 1995’s Zoroaster LP refined Acid King’s recipe of jam-laden psych doom, 1999’s Busse Woods perfected it.from the chapter
- 07IIIFor Acid King, the pairing of Sabbathian riffs with biker culture is best captured on the 2005 LP, III.from the chapter
- 08Middle of Nowhere, Center of EverywhereBefore Osbourne and Lamb called it a day with Acid King, they and Lori S. recorded Middle of Nowhere, Center of Everywhere, a 2015 album that carves out another system of roads through post-apocalyptic deserts.from the chapter
- 09Goatsnake Vol. 1The band immediately started work on Goatsnake Vol. 1, a 1999 record released by the influential Man’s Ruin label, which put out music from such bands as Kyuss, Entombed, Barkmarket, and Unsane.from the chapter
- 10“Dog Catcher”The record feels like a few compiled EPs, departing from its core spirit most noticeably during the Buzz Osborne-produced song, “Dog Catcher.”from the chapter
- 11Flower of DiseaseBut Goatsnake’s first LP laid the tonal groundwork for 1999’s masterful Flower of Disease.from the chapter
- 12“A Truckload of Mamma’s Muffins”The fact that Anderson’s boogie-doom riff in “A Truckload of Mamma’s Muffins” has been ripped off by so many stoner rock bands is a testament to how good it is.from the chapter
- 13“Live to Die”Following track “Live to Die” is exactly what it should be: driving blues rock with lyrics like, “Got my wheels in motion / Revved up high…Out for a ride while I’m alive.”from the chapter
- 14Dog DaysFeaturing Stuart Dahlquist on bass, Goatsnake put out the Dog Days EP in 2000, following that with the Trampled Under Hoof EP in 2004, which features J.from the chapter
- 15Trampled Under HoofFeaturing Stuart Dahlquist on bass, Goatsnake put out the Dog Days EP in 2000, following that with the Trampled Under Hoof EP in 2004, which features J.from the chapter
- 16Black Age BluesThey recruited bassist Scott Renner and began work on Black Age Blues.from the chapter