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Trinkets and Baubles are Yours!Long-overdue, "March to Fuzz" picks up where my beloved Mudhoney mix tapes leave off... Loud, raucous, sneering, Mudhoney were THE band, this decade's purest non-derivative incarnation of the great Pacific Northwest sound pioneered by the Sonics, Wailers and Wipers. The only real problem with this set is the exclusion of "You're Gone" and "You Make Me Die," the former long one of my favorite Mudhoney b-sides. Also notable is the cleaner, more surf-flavored version of the title track, not the fuz…
They're still around?There was a point in my life around 1992 when I tried really hard to like Mudhoney. Now, that's a stupid thing to do, trying to like a band.Anyway, a few months ago I borrow this from a friend... turns out I still don't like Mudhoney. I find most of their stuff unlistenable. There's a couple good songs, "You Got It", etc. But the covers are my favorite part. I thought that was a cool thing to do. I also think its cool how Arm and Turner give tidbits about each song on the album. Maybe they're cool guys, but I still think their band sucks.
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format: 1 x CD, 1 x unknown format record label: Sub Pop Records catalog number: 500 release dates: Jan 18 2000 view details |
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