Up On The Sun

The high watermark of their early years, ""Up on the Sun"" remains as most Meat Puppets fans' all-time favorite. Recorded in just three days back in early 1985, the album recieved universal praise. For this edition, the album has been expanded to include five additional tracks, including very different demo versions of ""Hot Pink,"" ""Up on the Sun,"" and ""Maiden's Milk,"" plus the previously unreleased ""Embodiment of Evil."" Also included is the original extended instrumental of ""Hot Pink."" Also includes an essay by Scott Schinder and recording notes by Derrick Bostrom.