The Meices overview
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That Good One(02:26)
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Uncool(03:22)
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- Ready, Steady, Go(03:06)
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- La La Land(03:25)
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- Push You Down(03:57)
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- Don't Let the Soap Run Out(03:01)
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- Near Ya(02:55)
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- This Way(02:54)
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- Pissin' in the Sink(03:35)
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- Didn't Wanna(03:45)
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- Number One(03:37)
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- Hey Little Punker(02:22)
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- 40 Miles(04:14)
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- Untitled(03:54)
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The Meices bio
Grunge was Sub Pop's lucky marketing term and helped carry some of the label's early groups (Soundgarden) to commercial success and others (Mudhoney) to critical acknowledgment. It's all rock'n'roll when the day's over, but if the loosely defined noise-pop genre had to have a typical representative, it might as well be San Francisco's Meices, a scrappy, loud, fun-loving garage-rocking trio led by ... singer/guitarist Joe Reineke.
Greatest Bible Stories Ever Told ain't even close to a theological tract, as Reineke and company storm through eleven hooky paeans to party tricks ("Pissin' in the Sink"), shoplifting (the speedy "Alex Put Something in His Pocket") and Los Angeles ("La La Land"). In between the hijinks and ear-piercing feedback, Reineke delivers one or two genuinely pretty/scruffy tunes ("This Way," "Didn't Wanna"), a three-chord raveup ("Don't Let the Soap Run Out"), a condescending anthem for snot-noses ("Hey Little Punker": "They look funny, but they're fun to party with") and a solid package of tuneful, muscular rock.
The Meices signed with London and brought frien Full bioRead more
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