Mother Love Bone’s self-titled compilation is being released on (purple) vinyl for the first time, on Tuesday (May 21). Details here.
Reblogging this to mark the 23rd anniversary of Andrew Wood’s death (March 19, 1990).
Chris Cornell’s message to Andrew Wood, written in Wood’s memorial guestbook, 1990. (From the collection of Xana La Fuente)
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where can i buy a vintage mother love bone tshirt?
Anonymous
Your best bet is eBay, whose listings include this treasure:
Late Mother Love Bone frontman Andrew Wood would have turned 47 today. Here’s a newly posted video of him fronting his previous band, Malfunkshun, at Seattle’s Metropolis club in 1983. Future Mudhoney singer Mark Arm can be seen upfront. (Video credited to Joe Mailloux)
Enjoy the Holiday Bone! Rare Mother Love Bone signed holiday card (from the collection of Michael Gillette)
first draft of holy roller, as written by andy wood and jeff ament
(Source: babe-shepherd)
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Mother Love Bone frontman Andrew Wood, March 1990
(Source: firekat)
The Sun Break: Why Mother Love Bone Frontman Andrew Wood’s Stuff Is Up for Sale
Pictured: souvenir Mother Love Bone Apple, one of the items for sale here.
This bass, which belonged to late Malfunkshun/Mother Love Bone frontman Andrew Wood, is going up for sale, per the official Malfunkshun Facebook page.
Malfunkshun
(Source: americanhighwayflower)
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ANDREW WOOD, January 8, 1966 - March 19, 1990 (photo © Paul Hernandez; first published in Everybody Loves Our Town: An Oral History of Grunge)
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Official Tumblr for Everybody Loves Our Town: An Oral History of Grunge, a Time magazine book of the year. (Now in paperback; purchase info here.) The blog is run by the author, freelance writer/editor Mark Yarm; he is of no relation to Mark Arm of Mudhoney.
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