Ed Mundell

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Ed Mundell

Ed Mundell, 2008.
Background information
Origin New Jersey
Genres Heavy metal/Stoner rock
Occupations Guitarist
Instruments Guitar, Bass
Labels A&M Records
SPV Records
Tee Pee Records
MeteorCity
Associated acts Monster Magnet
Atomic Bitchwax
Ultra Electric Mega Galactic

Ed Mundell is a rock guitarist most notable for his work with stoner rock group Monster Magnet from 1992 to 2010. In 2011, it was announced that Mundell had formed a new project, 9 Chambers, with Greg Hampton (Alice Cooper, Lita Ford), Jorgen Carlsson (Gov't Mule bassist ), and drummer Vinny Appice (ex-Black Sabbath/Dio/Heaven & Hell).

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[edit] Bio

Mundell grew up in New Jersey and is a founding member of the band The Atomic Bitchwax. In 1992, he replaced founding member John McBain as Monster Magnet's lead guitarist.".[1] His first recorded appearance with the band was 1993's Superjudge album. He played on seven Monster Magnet albums in total between 1992 and 2010. He left Monster Magnet in 2010 to "collaborate with new producers, songwriters and musicians".[2]

Mundell also plays lead guitar on The Glasspack track "Peepshow" from the album Bridgeburner, released on Small Stone Records in May 2004.[1]

Influences: Jimi Hendix, Tommy Bolin, Ted Nugent

[edit] Personal

Mundell has been married to film producer/rock photographer Karen M. Murphy since 2006.[3]

[edit] Musical Equipment

[edit] Partial discography

[edit] Monster Magnet

[edit] Atomic Bitchwax

[edit] Ed Mundell

[edit] Other

  • Daisycutter - Shithammer Deluxe (1993, Rockville Records)
  • Solarized - Neanderthal Speedway (1999, Man's Ruin)
  • Scene Killer - Scene Killer (2001, Meteor City)
  • Gallery of Mites - Bugs on the Bluefish (2003, Meteor City)
  • Michael F. Thomas - Ruby In The Dust (2003, Raindrop Records)
  • "High Times" High Volume: The Stoner Rock Collection (The Formula - "Hello To Oblivion") - (2004, High Times Records)
  • The Glasspack - Bridgeburner (2004, Small Stone Records)
  • Percy Sledge - Shining Through the Rain (2004, Varese Records)
  • Faster Pussycat - The Power and the Glory Hole (2006, Full Effect Records)
  • Waxy - Chainsaw Holiday (2007, Bowlleg Records)
  • Sasquatch - III (2010, Small Stone Records)
  • "Awaken" Poison Tree Records Compilation (Ed Mundell: Ultra Electric Mega Galactic - "7,000 Years Through Time") (2010)

[edit] External links

[edit] References

  1. ^ http://edmundell.com/news.html
  2. ^ http://edmundell.com/news.htm
  3. ^ "Ed Mundell's bio on IMDb". http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2340646/bio. Retrieved 2007-09-06. 
  4. ^ http://www.edmundell.com/merch.html
  5. ^ http://www.vguitar.com/features/artists/details.asp?AID=2099
Monster Magnet
  • Dave Wyndorf
  • Jim Baglino
  • Bob Pantella
  • Phil Caivano
  • Garrett Sweeny
Former members:

Tim Cronin

  • Tom Diello
  • Joe Calandra
  • Jon Kleiman
  • John McBain
  • Michael Wildwood
  • Ed Mundell
Studio Albums:
EPs:
Singles:
  • "Medicine"
  • "Twin Earth"
  • "Face Down"
  • "Dopes to Infinity"
  • "Negasonic Teenage Warhead"
  • "Dead Christmas"
  • "Space Lord"
  • "Powertrip"
  • "Temple of Your Dreams"
  • "See You in Hell"
  • "Silver Future"
  • "Heads Explode"
  • "Unbroken (Hotel Baby)"
  • "The Right Stuff"
  • "Monolithic"
  • "Wall of Fire"
  • "Gods and Punks"
  • "100 Million Miles"
Compliation Albums:
  • Greatest Hits (2003)
  • 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Monster Magnet (2007)
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