Biography

Though they never achieved anything close to the level of fame attained by Nirvana, Soundgarden, etc., Mudhoney was one of the first and most important bands on the Seattle "grunge" scene. Like the Melvins and Mother Love Bone, they were part of the first wave of bands mixing punk attitude, '70s rock riffs, and the occasional metallic edge in the late '80s, and had a big impact on those who would make the style commercially viable in the early '90s (not to mention second- and third-generation grunge rockers in the ensuing years). Amazingly, they neither burnt out nor faded away; they kept going into the 21st century and got better and better, though they remained essentially a cult band.

Top Tracks

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• A Thousand Forms Of Mind

• Between Me & You Kid

• Blinding Sun

• Deception Pass

• Here Comes Sickness

• I Have To Laugh

• I Saw The Light

• I Will Fight No More Forever

• If I Think

• I'm Now

• I'm Spun

• In 'n' Out Of Grace

• Inside Job

• Into The Drink

• Into Yer Shtik

• Into Your Shtik

• Judgment, Rage, Retribution And Thyme

• Let It Slide

• Let's Drop In

• No End In Sight

• No One Has

• Overblown

• Ritzville

• Suck You Dry

• Sweet Young Thing Ain't Sweet No More

• The Lucky Ones

• The Money Will Roll Right In

• The Straight Life

• Tonight I Think I'm Gonna Go Downtown

• Touch Me I'm Sick

• What's This Thing?

• When Tomorrow Hits

• Where Is The Future?

• Who You Drivin' Now

• You Got It

• You Got It (keep It Outta My Face)

• You Stupid Asshole

Discography

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• The Lucky Ones

  Sub Pop

  2008

• Live Mud

  Sub Pop

  2007

• Under a Billion Suns

  Sub Pop

  2006

• Since We've Become Translucent

  Sub Pop

  2002

• Tomorrow Hit Today

  Reprise

  1998

• My Brother the Cow

  Warner Bros.

  1995

• Mudhoney (Live)

  Reprise

  1993

• Piece of Cake

  Reprise

  1992

• Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge

  Sub Pop

  1991