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BUSHPIG

Bushpig was a project which was lead by Peter Hill of King Snake Roost that released a 7" EP on Amphetamine Retail and a self titled LP on his Hill's own PGK (Practical Goat Keeping) label. Bushpig has featuring members of King Snake Roost, No More Bandicoots, Feedtime, The Thrown Ups, Bloodloss, Lubricated Goat, Mudhoney & Monroe's Fur,
so it's some kind of "Australian Grunge" jammed with "Seattle Grunge" super group.

Bushpig in 1989

Line-up

Ed Fotheringham - vocals, guitar
Pete Hill - guitar, vocals, trumpet
Charlie Tolnay - guitar
David Quinn - bass
Tom Sturm - drums, tuba
Adrian Sax - sax

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The record
"Bushpig" 7" (1989)
USA: Amphetamine Reptile, SCALE 20.

Side A

1. Felching the Cat
2. Grunt

Side B

3. Rorting About
4. Bushpig

Notes:
Tom Sturm - mispelt on the cover as Sturn.
A limited edition of 1500 or 2000 copies.

Bushpig in 1990

Line-up

Mark Arm: vocals, guitar, drums
Martin Bland: drums, suitcase synth
Peter Hill: vocals, megaphone, guitar
Paul Kitten: guitar, screwdriver bass
Guy Maddison: bass, ivories
Bones Martin: production, guitar, vocals
John Murphy: suitcase synth, drums
Charlie Tolnay: guitar, vocals, bass
Steve Turner: guitar, soulful harp bass, production

The record
"Bushpig" LP (1990)
Australia: PGK, PGK 001

Side A
note: the matrix reads: "the pigs' bum is where the bacon's from"

1. Rock 'N Dues
2. Dump the Chump
3. Dandy Loin
4. The Ballad of the Lonesome Cowboy Lament Dilema
5. Big Shiny Harem

Side B
note: the matrix reads: "get some pork in your fork"

6. Speedy's Splitting Skin
7. Ernest Ripple
8. Yum Yum Yum
9. Smelly's Nose
10. Slinky Pinky

This was originally released back in 1990 with only 500 copies pressed on Pink, Yellow & Green vinyl. The record comes in a two-sided fold-out sleeve. btw that guy on the cover is Peter Hill...

I WOULD LIKE TO SAY THANKS TO JOHN KENNETH FOR HELP...