Backtracks Volume 10 w/ Mike "The Pike" Moen

Mike the Pike!

Keep scrolling to see and hear some of the stuff we talk about in the interview, including some exclusive never before seen photos from Mike’s personal collection.

1987

1987

Melvins, September 12, 1987 at Natasha’s in Bremerton. One of Matt Lukin’s final shows with the band.

1985 Inverted Morals, featuring future Goodbye Harry member Art Gillett.

1987 Kitsap Ferry Riot show.

Read More: Remembering the Infamous Kitsap Ferry Riot of 1987

1990 double 7'“ on Flush Records

“Might Hafto” by Hester Pryne from the 1990, 2 x 7” produced and engineered by Bill Stevenson and Stephen Egerton.

A 1991 appearance of The Plumbers in Seattle.

Mike: “Plumbers. Look behind my amp, that’s Bill Stevenson playing guitar”.

Mike: “Plumbers in Austria”.

“Cheekbone”, written by Mike the Pike, from the Bill the Welder album released on Owned & Operated, 1999.

L-R: Bug, fan, Scott, in Tampa, Florida. Photo by Pike.

Mike: “Bill at the end of ‘Copping Z’, he would play that song with multiple sticks”. Photo by Pike.

“Bug at Sarina’s house”. Photo by Pike.

“Bug & Karl somewhere in Germany”. Photo by Pike.

“Bug scratching his angry spydah in Berlin” photo by Pike.

“Scott looking like he peed himself at Sarina’s house”. Photo by Pike.

“Bug Phace’s inauguration of the Trail Blazer in the back of our U-Haul Trailer, Vancouver Canada”. Photo by Pike

L-R: “Pike, Shawn of Hester Pryne, Denise Bonehead, John Bonehead of the Doughboys, Bill S., and Bug Phace”. Photo by Grandmother Darleen.

“Me leaving to the Greyhound station for my first tour with ALL”.

Mike with the Pike and Bug shirt.

ALL merch catalogue artwork by Karl Alvarez.

“Habit Check” written by Mike, from Goodbye Harry “Food Stamp B-BQ” CRZ037, 1995.

“Rattled” music by Pike, words by Reynolds.

“Bombo’s Old House” written by Eric Smith.

June 26, 1993

“Oakland” music by Pike lyrics by Reynolds.

Neutral Boy!