Tag: Mark Arm
Mudhoney: Real Low Vibe: The Complete Reprise Recordings 1992-1998 (Cherry Red)
A brand new box set collects all of the major label recordings of the legendary Seattle underdogs Mudhoney, bringing new light to this era, one often overlooked for its corporate associations. Real Low Vibe shows that the major label didn’t change Mudhoney–if anything, the experience made them a much better band.
Mudhoney: Pedazo De Pastel (FOLC Records)
Pedazo De Pastel is a delightful collection culled from a one-off Mudhoney recording session shortly before they began recording their major label debut.
Mudhoney: The Sound And The Fury From Seattle (Voyageur Press)
An in-depth, enjoyable book by the band that invented, defined, and then overcame Grunge.
3AM Eternal: The Freewheeling Mark Arm (1990)
In the long and storied Mudhoney discography, this little single is an anomaly. Surprisingly, it’s lead singer Mark Arm‘s only solo release, and it’s a corker. Yes, it’s designed as a parody of Bob Dylan‘s album of the same name, but that’s where the parody ends. His take on “Masters of War” is surprisingly straightforward,… Read More ›