DEVILHEAD Your Ice Cream's Dirty 1994

by request 
thanks to Lokki 

 

Discogs

From Trouser Press - an unflattering review

Since the music on Your Ice Cream’s Dirty — a witless meander through the backyards of various Seattlooza sounds (’70s Britrock, puerile comedy, a slack version of Rollins Band kick-out-the-thrashjams, stoner country, stoner jazz) — doesn’t offer an adequate explanation for this underachiever’s major-label-affiliated existence, a little background is in order. In the mid-’80s, Devilhead guitarist Kevin Wood was in the lame Malfunkshun with his younger brother Andrew, who went on to front Mother Love Bone and then OD in 1990, leaving two bandmates — one of whom co-owns Loosegroove with another Malfunkshun alumnus — to form Pearl Jam. Devilhead, which has no fixed lineup but calls Bainbridge Island in Puget Sound home, includes a third Wood, singer/guitarist Brian. Collectors of Seattle ephemera may be compelled, but nothing about Your Ice Cream’s Dirty otherwise merits a second glance.[Ira Robbins]

Tracklist

1	Too Much Protection	4:02
2	Your Mistake	2:27
3	Don't Make Me	2:20
4	There	5:44
5	Polly	5:59
6	Troubled Moon	3:13
7	Devilhead	4:14
8	Down On The Cow	4:40
9	Birthday	3:22
10	We Like You	2:50
11	Cup Of Tea	5:12
12	Funeral March	4:19
13	Untitled	0:22
14	Untitled	0:13
15	Untitled	0:24
16	Man Of The Hour	2:36
17	Untitled	1:00