Jelly's Pierced Tattoo
Jelly's Pierced Tattoo formed in the late 1980s, coming out of Seattle. Their debut album 'Black Flowers' arrived in 1990, with the title track becoming a...
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Jelly's Pierced Tattoo formed in the late 1980s, coming out of Seattle. Their debut album 'Black Flowers' arrived in 1990, with the title track becoming a notable song for them. The band's lineup included singer-songwriter Andy Wood, guitarist Stone Gossard, bassist Jeff Ament, and drummer Matt Cameron.
Wood left the band shortly after that first album came out. Their live shows sometimes featured nudity and explicit imagery, which drew mixed reactions. Another song people know is 'The River'.
That's about what's in the record. The rest of the existing history reads like speculative fan fiction or confused band mash-ups, so it's best left aside.
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