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MEAT PUPPETS: 'In The Studio' Book Due In Spring

October 4, 2008

Legendary alt-rockers the MEAT PUPPETS, anchored by brothers Curt and Cris Kirkwood, have teamed up with biographer Jake Brown to author a first-hand chronicle of their 25-plus-year writing/recording career via the forthcoming book "Meat Puppets: in the Studio", due in stores in late spring 2009. In addition to first-hand interviews with the Kirkwood brothers, the book will also feature exclusive interviews with ex-drummer Derrick Bostrom, Paul Leary (BUTTHOLE SURFERS guitarist and MP producer on the band's commercial breakout "Too High To Die") as well all of the band's producers from their back catalog discussing how such classics as "Meat Puppets II", "Up on the Sun", and the aforementioned "Too High to Die" were created. Additionally, the band's legendary collaboration with Kurt Cobain on NIRVANA's MTV"Unplugged" special will be chronicled. Finally, the book will also feature a real-time chronicle of the making of the band's forthcoming 12th studio LP, as well as a color insert of never-before-seen pics of the band at work in the studio!

Fans interested in pre-ordering this title, or updates on its forthcoming release should go to this location or send an email to [email protected].

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