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Before
there was even a word for it, Mudhoney was grunge. They
took punk energy and attitude, threw in some blues licks,
then topped it all off with crunchy distortion. It's
obvious that the band had a large influence on Nirvana
and other mainstream "alternative" groups,
while ironically never receiving the credit or recognition
they deserved. The material on this CD is proof that
Mudhoney had a formula that worked, and many fellow
Seattle bands simply were able to capitalize on it.
Listen to the self-loathing fun of "Touch Me I'm
Sick" or the undeniable hook of "Hate the
Police". If you're a fan of garage rock, this is
essential.
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