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My Brother the Cow

My Brother the Cow

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Mudhoney: Mark Arm (vocals, electric guitar); Steve Turner (electric guitar); Matt Lukin (electric bass); Dan Peters (drums, marimba). Additional personnel: Jon Wahl (harmonica); Renestair E.J. (tenor saxophone). Recorded at The Ranch, Seattle, Washington in October 1994. There is an unlisted bonus track on MY BROTHER THE COW that consists of the entire album played backwards. By 1995, the grunge uproar of the early-'90s had begun to die down, due to the vices of several key players, the suicide of Kurt Cobain, and the public's craving for something new. Mudhoney was one of the last bands standing, releasing their fourth full-length album, MY BROTHER THE COW. Ignoring then-current rock music flavors of the month such as rap metal, pop punk, etc., Mudhoney continue to bash out their brand of raucous, distortion-drenched, three-chord garage rock. The band pulls no punches on the track "Into Yer Shtik" (reportedly a dig at Courtney Love), as well as "F.D.K. (Fearless Doctor Killers)," and "Generation Spokesmodel." Although it appeared that Mudhoney had plenty of gas left in their creative tank, the band would go on hiatus after issuing just one more studio album, 1998's TOMORROW HIT TODAY.
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