Meat Puppets

On November 8, 2007, the Meat Puppets took the stage at the Double Door in Chicago, offering fans a live experience that echoed their rich musical history. By this time, they had recently released the album 'Rise to Your Knees' in 2007, which marked a significant return for the band, their first new studio album in over a decade. This live recording beautifully captures their eclectic style, blending punk and alternative rock, and showcases fan favorites like 'Up On the Sun' and 'Plateau.' Interestingly, the band is often remembered for their connection to Nirvana, especially when Kurt Cobain invited them to perform on MTV's Unplugged in 1993—an event that brought their music to a wider audience. This Chicago gig is not just a testament to their enduring legacy but also a peek into their evolution, celebrating both nostalgia and innovation simultaneously.

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