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Mudhoney

Mudhoney

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Personnel: Mark Arm (vocals, guitar); Steve Turner (vocals, guitar); Matt Lukin (vocals, bass); Dan Peters (vocals, drums). Recorded at Reciprocal Recording, Seattle, Washington. Personnel: Steve Turner , Mark Arm (vocals, guitar); Dan Peters (vocals, drums); Matt Lukin (vocals). Recording information: Egg Studios, Seattle, WA (07/1989); Reciprocal Recording, Seattle, WA (07/1989). Photographers: Michael Lavine; Charles Peterson . With only several singles to their credit (including their classic "Touch Me I'm Sick"), Mudhoney set out to record their first full-length album in 1989 for the Sub Pop label. With the late-'80s rock scene focusing on glam and thrash metal, Mudhoney and their ilk (Nirvana, Soundgarden, Screaming Trees, and the Melvins, etc.) were a refreshing break from the norm. MUDHONEY remains one of the band's finest albums, offering an abundance of stripped down, brash three chord rockers. For a taste of Seattle rock before it became copied and homogenized by the mid-'90s, just check out such cuts as "This Gift," "Flat Out Fucked," "You Got It," and the suicide tale "By Her Own Hand."
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