Mudhoney Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge
Mudhoney Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge
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Personnel: Steve Turner (vocals, guitar, harmonica); Mark Arm (vocals, guitar, organ); Matt Lukin (vocals, bass guitar); Dan Peters (vocals, drums, sound effects).
Recording information: Egg Studios, Seattle, WA (1991).
Photographer: Michael Lavine.
Unknown Contributor Role: Mudhoney.
1991 will forever be remembered as the year that alternative rock broke through to the masses. It seemed like every other week there was another great new alt-rock album to discover, such as Nirvana's NEVERMIND, Soundgarden's BADMOTORFINGER, Primus's SAILING THE SEAS OF CHEESE, and the Smashing Pumpkins' GISH, so Mudhoney couldn't have picked a better time to issue their sophomore release.
EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FUDGE was issued right in the middle of the whole grunge movement, and while it didn't sell in the vast quantities of some other Seattle bands' albums, it did stir up quite a buzz for Mudhoney. Some of the band's finest moments are included here, such as "Generation Genocide," "Let it Slide," "Into the Drink," "Who You Drivin' Now?," and "Fuzzgun '91."
- Format: Cassette
- Genre: Oldies
- Released: 8/6/1991
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