About this album
Where they were
Released on July 26, 1991, 'Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge' was Mudhoney's second studio album, following their self-titled debut in 1989. This album solidified their position in the burgeoning Seattle grunge scene, as they began to gain broader recognition while still embracing their underground roots.
Why it matters
'Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge' showcased Mudhoney's unique blend of punk and alternative rock, influencing the grunge movement that was gaining momentum in the early '90s. The album received critical acclaim and has been recognized for its raw sound and lyrical wit, helping to shape the landscape of alternative rock during that era.
Essential tracks
- "Generation Genocide" — This opening track sets the tone with its fast-paced energy and biting social commentary, encapsulating the band's punk roots.
- "Good Enough" — A standout track that combines catchy hooks with gritty guitar work, it highlights Mudhoney's knack for blending melody with a punk edge.
- "Something So Clear" — This song showcases a more reflective side of the band, with layered instrumentation that contrasts with their typically abrasive style.
- "Fuzzgun ’91" — With its playful title and heavy distortion, this track is emblematic of Mudhoney's signature sound and approach to songwriting.
Release Date
July 26, 1991
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Generation Genocide 1:13
- 2 Let It Slide 2:35
- 3 Good Enough 3:26
- 4 Something So Clear 4:13
- 5 Thorn 2:10
- 6 Into the Drink 2:08
- 7 Broken Hands 6:02
- 8 Who You Drivin’ Now? 2:21
- 9 Move Out 3:32
- 10 Shoot the Moon 2:27
- 11 Fuzzgun ’91 1:52
- 12 Pokin’ Around 3:30
- 13 Don’t Fade IV 3:58
- 14 Check‐Out Time 3:08
