Put The Bone In
Soul Asylum · Welcome To The Minority: The A&m Years 1988-1991 [2007]
She yelled at the store
'Cause my doggie's been hit by a car
And I do want to bring him home something
Put the bone in
She yelled out once more
Because the meat from the pork is so sweet
And the bone from the pork give to me
Put the bone in she begged him
As she paced across the floor
Put the bone in she yelled out once more
Put the bone in
She yelled at the store
Cause my doggie's been hit by a car
And I do want to bring him home something
Put the bone in
She yelled out once more ...
Put The Bone In
Soul Asylum's 'Put The Bone In' stands as a gritty, defining track from their 2007 compilation 'Welcome To The Minority: The A&m Years 1988-1991.' Released during the band's peak commercial success, the song exemplifies the raw, punk-infused rock sound that characterized their early to mid-90s era. Featuring the iconic vocals of Chris Crocker and the driving rhythm of the band's signature lineup, the recording captures the high-energy, rebellious spirit that propelled them to mainstream fame. It serves as a testament to their ability to blend aggressive instrumentation with anthemic choruses, creating a sonic landscape that remains a staple of 90s alternative rock. The track is a powerful representation of the band's catalog from that specific period, showcasing their enduring influence on the genre.