Mudhoney: DoTM

Mudhoney is a rock band that formed in Seattle, Washington from the ashes of the band Green River, which itself was formed from the ashes of the band Mr Epp and the Calculations. They are considered one of the pioneers of the "grunge" music genre, which is basically a combination of punk rock and heavy metal.

Here are some Mudhoney websites:
The Official Mudhoney website
A Mudhoney fan site
Mudhoney's MySpace page
Mudhoney's Facebook page

DISCOGRAPHY

Superfuzz Bigmuff
Released in October 1988 by Sub Pop Records (deluxe edition released in 2008)
Produced by Jack Endino.
Band lineup:
Mark Arm - guitar, vocals; Steve Turner - guitar, vocals; Matt Lukin - bass, vocals; Dan Peters - drums, vocals.
Tracks: 6 (32 on the 2008 deluxe edition)

Boiled Beef and Rotting Teeth
Released in 1989 by Sub Pop.
Produced by Jack Endino.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 5
Singles:
"Touch Me I'm Sick" and "You Got It"

Mudhoney
Released in November 1989 by Subpop.
Produced by Mudhoney.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 12
Singles:
"This Gift" and "Here Comes Sickness"

Superfuzz Bigmuff Plus Early Singles
Compilation album released in October 1990 by Sub Pop.
Tracks: 12

Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge
Released in July 1991 by Sub Pop.
Produced by Conrad Uno.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 14

Piece of Cake
Released in October 1992 by Reprise Records; re-issed in 2003 by Reprise.
Produced by Conrad Uno.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 17 (27 tracks on the re-issue)
Singles:
"Suck You Dry"
Charts:
#189 on the US Billboard 200
#39 on the UK Albums Chart

Five Dollar Bob's Mock Cooter Stew
Released in October 1993 by Reprise.
Produced by Mudhoney and Kurt Bloch.
Tracks: 7

Buckskin Stallion Blues
Released in March 1994 by Sub Pop.
Produced by Paul Pearcy, Conrad Uno, and Chris Gage.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 5

My Brother the Cow
Released in March 1995 by Reprise; re-issued in 2003 by Reprise.
Produced by Jack Endino and Mudhoney.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 13 (19 on the 2003 re-issue)

Tomorrow Hit Today
Released in September 1998 by Reprise.
Produced by Jim Dickinson and Mudhoney.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 12

March to Fuzz
Compilation album released in January 2000 by Sub Pop.
Tracks: 52

Here Comes Sickness: The Best of the BBC
Compilation album released in 2000 by Sub Pop.
Tracks: 21

Since We've Become Translucent
Released in August 2002 by Sub Pop.
Produced by Scott Colburn and Mudhoney.
Lineup changes:
Matt Lukin left the band and was replaced by Guy Maddison.
Tracks: 10

Under a Billion Suns
Released in March 2006 by Sub Pop.
Produced by Phil Elk, Johnny Sangster and Tucker Martine.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 11

Live Mud
Live album released in 2007 by Sub Pop.
Tracks: 11

The Lucky Ones
Released in May 2008 by Sub Pop.
Produced by Tucker Martine.
No lineup changes.
Tracks: 11

Source: http://otterlimits.blogspot.com/2011/05/mudhoney-dotm.html

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