A Drug Problem That Never Existed | ||
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Studio album by Mondo Generator | ||
Released | July 1 2003 | |
Recorded | 2002 - 2003 at Grand Master Studios, Castle Prod. Studios, CGI Australia and II A.D. Studios | |
Genre | Alternative Rock, Stoner Rock, Punk Rock | |
Length | 38:58 | |
Label | Ipecac Recordings, Rekords Rekords | |
Producer | Nick Oliveri, Blag Dahlia, Brad Cook | |
Mondo Generator chronology | ||
Cocaine Rodeo (2000) |
A Drug Problem That Never Existed (2003) |
Use Once and Destroy Me Tour 2003 (2004) |
A Drug Problem That Never Existed is the second studio album by Nick Oliveri's Mondo Generator. It takes its name from a line in The Frogs' "I've Got Drugs (Out of the Mist)", from their album It's Only Right and Natural. Much of the material was inspired by mixed emotions brought about by the divorce of singer Nick Oliveri and also his substance abuses and the death of his father.
The tracks "Jr. High Love" and "Day I Die" were previously recorded by Oliveri and others at The Desert Sessions, "Jr. High Love" for Volumes 3 & 4 and "Day I Die" for Volumes 5 & 6 under the name "I'm Dead". "Girl's Like Christ" is a reworking of a Dwarves song "There She Goes Again" written by Blag Dahlia and Nick Oliveri during his time with the band.
A Drug Problem... was released on 1 July 2003 via Ipecac Recordings and Rekords Rekords, attaining positive critical acclaim.
Tracklist[]
All songs written by Nick Oliveri except where noted.
- 1. Meth, I Hear You Callin' (Brad Cook) (1:13)
- 2. Here We Come (1:40)
- 3. So High, So Low (2:35)
- 4. Do The Headright (Oliveri, Josh Homme) (2:34)
- 5. Open Up And Bleed For Me (3:18)
- 6. All I Can Do (2:43)
- 7. F.Y. I'm Free (Oliveri, Blag Dahlia) (2:12)
- 8. Detroit (3:00)
- 9. Me and You (Oliveri, Homme) (2:12)
- 10. Like You Want (Dahlia) (2:07)
- 11. Girl's Like Christ (Oliveri, Dahlia) (1:39)
- 12. Day I Die (2:56)
- 13. Jr. High Love (2:00)
- 14. Four Corners (Oliveri, Deborah Viereck) (5:23)
Personnel[]
Mondo Generator[]
- Nick Oliveri
- Dave Catching
- Molly McGuire
- Brant Bjork
Additional Performers[]
- Rex Everything
- Pierre Pressurer
- Mark Lanegan
- Josh Homme
- Troy Van Leeuwen
- Josh Freese
- Ashlee S.
- Marc Diamond
- Sean D.
- Blag Jesus
- Alain Johannes
- Carlo Von Sexron
Other Personnel[]
- Nick Oliveri - Producer (All Tracks)
- Brad Cook - Producer (All Tracks except 8 & 12)
- Blag Dahlia - Producer (All Tracks except 8 & 12)
- Nick Raskulinecz - Engineer (Grand Master Studios), Mixing (12)
- Greedy Bros. - Engineer (Castle Production Studios)
- Troy Van Leeuwen - Engineer (CGI Australia)
- Alain Johannes - Engineer (II A.D. Studios), Mastering, Mixing (8)
- Brad Cook - Mixing (All Tracks except 8 & 12)
External Links[]
- A Drug Problem That Never Existed on Discogs
- A Drug Problem That Never Existed on Bandcamp
- Mondo Generator's page on Ipecac
- Review via AllMusic
- Review via Spin
- Review via Metal Rage
- Review via NME
- Review via Exclaim!
- Archived Ipecac Discography, including a Drug Problem...
- Archived Ipecac Bio
References[]
V·T·E Mondo Generator | |
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Current Members | Nick Oliveri • Mike Pygmie • Michael Amster |
Selected Past Members | Rob Oswald • Josh Homme • Brant Bjork • Dave Catching • Molly McGuire • Alfredo Hernández |
Studio Albums | Cocaine Rodeo • A Drug Problem That Never Existed • Dead Planet • Hell Comes To Your Heart • Fuck It • Shooters Bible • We Stand Against You |
Other Releases | The Jack Saints Vs. Mondo Generator • III The EP • Use Once and Destroy Me Tour 2003 • I Never Sleep • Australian Tour EP 2008 • Dog Food • Mondo Generator / The Chuck Norris Experiment • DesertFest Vol. 5 • 7" Australian Tour Split • Live At Bronson |
Associated Artists and Bands | Nick Oliveri • Brant Bjork • Kyuss • Vista Chino • Queens of the Stone Age • The Desert Sessions • Big Scenic Nowhere • Stoner • Nebula • Blaak Heat |