Grunge enthusiast maintain that Mudhoney has never surpassed "Touch Me I'm Sick", however 1995's release "My Brother The Cow" showed the band nearly at it's best. Other "above average" songs written and performed by Mudhoney was Overblown, a song about The Grunge Revolution and nation's view of Seatlle. It paints a great picture of what people thought of them at the time.
After excessive world touring with Pearl Jam, (which includes highlights of "Into Your Schtick" a song about the late Kurt Cobain) Mark Arm went off to play with Austrailian garage band, Bloodloss. He soon returned to Mudhoney in 1998 to record "Tomorrow Hit Today". Other recent Mudhoney albums include "March To Fuzz" and "Here Comes The Sickness".
In recent years Mudhoney has continued to tour with various other acts like Sonic Youth. However, it seems that Mudhoney as a band has become rather disillusioned about being ignored in the public eye. Suposidly they are no longer the great live act they were once known for and their shows have become sloppy and anger ridden. |
