Mudhoney

Sub Pop's 20 greatest albums (Part 3 of 4)

prefixmag.com (Free subscription) | 07/16/2008

10. Green River: Rehab Doll/Dry as a Bone (1987)Green River was the indie-rock equivalent of the Yardbirds, a band ...

Pearl Jam - Green River Reform For Sub Pop Party

Contactmusic Ltd (Free subscription) | 07/15/2008

PEARL JAM stars STONE GOSSARD and JEFF AMENT reunited with MUDHONEY's MARK ARM and STEVE TURNER to recreate the sound of grunge forefathers GREEN RIVER at record label Sub ...

• Grunge Forefathers Green River Reunite to Salute Sub Pop’s 20th Anniversary With Nostalgic Noise - Rock and Roll Daily

Green River @ SP20, Seattle, WA - pics

Brooklyn Vegan (Free subscription) | 07/14/2008

photos by Shawn Brackbill It was the birthday present everybody wanted from the start. Stone Gossard and Jeff Ament of Pearl Jam and Mother Love Bone. Mudhoney's Mark Arm and Steve Turner. Mother Love Bone/Love Battery guitarist Bruce Fairweather. Drummer...

• SP20 Happened This Weekend - Stereogum
• Grunge Forefathers Green River Reunite to Salute Sub Pop’s 20th Anniversary With Nostalgic Noise - Rock and Roll Daily

Vaselines, Mudhoney Rock Sub Pop 20 Bash

Billboard (Free subscription) | 07/13/2008

Sure, there were Nirvana songs on the first day of Sub Pop's 20th anniversary bash at Seattle's Marymoor Park. They just happened to be by the Vaselines. The shambling Scottish duo, so greatly loved by Kurt Cobain he covered them three times, joined Seattle pioneers/survivors Mudhoney as the symbolic high points of the event.

Sub Pop celebrates 20 years of not going out of business with a big weekend festival

Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Free subscription) | 07/10/2008

Sub Pop Records, the feisty label that launched Nirvana, Soundgarden, Mudhoney and other famous Northwest bands a generation ago, is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a concert festival Saturday and Sunday at Marymoor Park.

Interview: Mark Arm

Pitchfork (Free subscription) | 07/10/2008

Mark Arm (Mudhoney, Green River) has been involved with Sub Pop since before there was a Sub Pop, and has recorded for the label now for all of its 20 years. We spoke to him about his longtime association with Sub Pop, and what Pavitt and Jonathan Poneman's brainchild has meant to the Seattle scene. read more

Nirvana Photos, Mudhoney Records And Grunge Shirts Galore: A Tour Of The Sub Pop Office

MTV Newsroom (Free subscription) | 07/09/2008

Sub Pop’s Seattle office is plenty nondescript. It’s located above a restaurant in a swank part of the city. There’s no sign on the door. The concierge of my hotel didn’t even know where it was located, and it was directly across the street. But once inside — up a single elevator to the third floor [...]

Old Men River

Seattle Weekly (Free subscription) | 07/09/2008

"We've practiced twice," says Green River guitarist Bruce Fairweather. "The last time was about six weeks ago. Then 25 years ago before that—no, 21 years!" When two members of the band you're reuniting are in Pearl Jam, two others are in Mudhoney, and two more are in ...

Grunge 101

Seattle Weekly (Free subscription) | 07/09/2008

Enough years have passed that we can reclaim the word "grunge" from the Puddles of Mudd and Creeds of the world and admit that the original scene was pretty damn cool. In celebration of Sub Pop's 20th birthday, I present to you a Sub Pop Grunge (well, mostly Sub Pop) Primer. Use ...

Green River Taps Archives For Sub Pop Reunion

Billboard (Free subscription) | 07/09/2008

Green River has gone deep into its back catalog in anticipation of its reunion performance Sunday (July 13) in Seattle as part of Sub Pop's 20th anniversary bash.

SP20 Band of the Day: Mudhoney + ticket giveaway!

The KEXP Blog (Free subscription) | 07/07/2008

On air this week, you’ll hear the DJ’s featuring bands on the Sub Pop label and especially those performing during this weekend’s 20th Anniversary Festival at Marymoor Park from noon to 10pm on July 12th and 13th. On the KEXP Blog, we’ll be featuring one or two bands each day and giving away tickets to [...]

Fricke’s Picks: Mudhoney

Rock and Roll Daily (Free subscription) | 06/19/2008

Incorrigible and indestructible, Seattle’s real supersonics, Mudhoney, celebrate 20 years of naked garage rock with a shotgun blast. Their 1988 six-song EP, Superfuzz Bigmuff (Sub Pop), named after a pair of popular distortion pedals, is now two out-of-control CDs with extra singles (such as the seminal grunge grenade “Touch Me I’m Sick”), demos and live [...]

Sub Pop 20th Anniversary Wish List

Spinner.com (Free subscription) | 06/16/2008

Filed under: Shout It Out Loud Spinner.com : Eric's Trip have booked their trip. So have legendary Kurt Cobain favorites the Vaselines. Early singles club participant Les Thugs are tres there. And if Mudhoney's Steve Turner and Mark Arm can finally reform the ur-grunge band Green River with... Read more

Mudhoney Can Still Take Its Fans on a Grungy 'Mudride'

Washington Post (Free subscription) | 06/11/2008

With grunge rock's heyday nearly two decades gone, Seattle's Mudhoney has seen most of its original fan base go from peroxide-blond to gray -- trading eight-eyelet Doc Martens for deck shoes. But when frontman Mark Arm finally strapped on a guitar four songs into Mudhoney's Monday night set at th...

Every Good Boy Deserves Grunge: Blender's Brief Oral History Of Sub Pop

Stereogum (Free subscription) | 06/11/2008

Sub Pop's celebrating its 20th Anniversary: We told you about that and the SP20 festival. Blender did an oral and visual history titled "Going Out of Business Since 1988!" to honor the occasion. It's not Please Kill Me -sized or on the scale of Thurston Moore and Byron Coley's upcoming No Wave book, but it's a fun read with bits from Chris Cornell, Lou Barlow, Mark Arm, Greg Dulli, founders Bruce...