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Ween
God Ween Satan
Originally released on Twin/Tone in 1990, God Ween Satan was the first album from the eclectic and eccentric duo of DEAN and GENE WEEN. Twen... (Click the album for more)
- $24.95 Vinyl
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White Pepper
Originally released in 2000, White Pepper, is one of the Pennsylvania duo’s finest recordings. GENE & DEAN WEEN are outsider pop geniuses ... (Click the album for more)
- $19.95 Vinyl
Ween
12 Golden Country Greats
1996’s 12 Golden Country Greats is the Pennsylvania duo’s fifth full-length, but the first to stick to just one style which was, surpris... (Click the album for more)
- $18.95 Vinyl
Ween
Chocolate and Cheese
A brilliant fusion of pop and gonzo humor, 1994's Chocolate and Cheese is arguably Ween's finest moment. Building on Pure Guava's more focus... (Click the album for more)
- $24.95 Vinyl
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Paintin' the Town Brown: Ween Live '90-'98Ween is often dismissed as a novelty band, but those who stoop to such judgments should check out this shaggy document of Gene and Dean bringing it to the people. Paintin' the Town Brown captures the brothers Ween in their early days playing to DAT accompaniment through their full band stints. The strongest cuts on this release come from their 1996 country tour; backed by a crackerjack band of Nashville studio legends, Ween saddles traditional honky-tonk with politically incorrect lyrics and the whole package seems to make a lot of sense. Longtime fans will be thrilled at the inclusion of obscure Ween cuts like "Mountain Dew," "Vallejo," and "Ode to Rene." Casual fans will have a hard time with disc two, a spotlight on Ween's overindulgent Boredoms-like jams. Still, it's hard not to admire a band that tackles French cabaret music, Middle Eastern drones, funk, punk, and demented children's music. --Jason Josephes