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- Project_Mersh abstract "Project: Mersh is the penultimate release (final extended play, or EP release) from the American punk rock trio Minutemen before D. Boon's death later that year in an auto accident.The cover art is a painting by D. Boon depicting a meeting of three exhausted record label executives in which one of them says "I got it! We'll have them write hit songs!" Project: Mersh was a sarcastic and ironic attempt at a commercial (or "mersh") recording rather than their "econo" method. Though, as bassist Mike Watt pointed out in a 1985 Bard College interview, "It's only mersh because we said it was mersh, it only sold about half as much as our art record Double Nickels on the Dime." All six songs surpass the two-minute mark ("More Spiel" is nearly six minutes long) and incorporate verses, choruses, and hooks, and fade outs in contrast to nearly all the band's previous recordings. Crane who provided backing vocals and played the trumpet on Buzz or Howl Under the Influence of Heat returned to lend his voice and instrumentals to the album. The album even utilizes a synthesizer which was played by Ethan James who produced their previous album Double Nickels on the Dime.The album also features a cover of Steppenwolf's "Hey Lawdy Mama."".
- Project_Mersh artist Minutemen_(band).
- Project_Mersh genre Alternative_rock.
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- Project_Mersh genre Post-punk.
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- Project_Mersh previousWork Double_Nickels_on_the_Dime.
- Project_Mersh producer Joe_Carducci.
- Project_Mersh recordLabel SST_Records.
- Project_Mersh runtime "1334.0".
- Project_Mersh subsequentWork 3-Way_Tie_(For_Last).
- Project_Mersh wikiPageExternalLink bcoley.htm.
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- Project_Mersh artist Minutemen_(band).
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- Project_Mersh genre Alternative_rock.
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- Project_Mersh label SST_Records.
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- Project_Mersh lastAlbum "Double Nickels on the Dime".
- Project_Mersh length "1334.0".
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- Project_Mersh nextAlbum "3".
- Project_Mersh producer Joe_Carducci.
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- Project_Mersh recorded "February 1985".
- Project_Mersh released "1985".
- Project_Mersh rev AllMusic.
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- Project_Mersh comment "Project: Mersh is the penultimate release (final extended play, or EP release) from the American punk rock trio Minutemen before D. Boon's death later that year in an auto accident.The cover art is a painting by D. Boon depicting a meeting of three exhausted record label executives in which one of them says "I got it! We'll have them write hit songs!" Project: Mersh was a sarcastic and ironic attempt at a commercial (or "mersh") recording rather than their "econo" method.".
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