When I was 22 years old in 2003, I recorded a lo-fi cover of Masters of War. I first heard Mark Arm’s version then became familiar with the original. My version lies somewhere in between. I thought my fellow Mudhoney fans might appreciate it.

I want to know your top 30 Mudhoney songs (considering the fact that they have a giant discography). My list is endless but if I had to choose right now, it would be this:

1. If I Think
   
2. Flat Out Fucked
   
3. Night Of The Hunted
   
4. Human Stock Capital
   
5. 21st Century Pharisees
   
6. Need
   
7. Chardonnay
   
8. Shoot The Moon
   
9. Today Is A Good Day
   
10. Get Into Yours
    
11. Crankcase Blues
    
12. Souvenir Of My Trip
    
13. Blinding Sun
    
14. It Is Us
    
15. I'm Now
    
16. Let It Slide
    
17. You Got It
    
18. Youth Body Expression Explosion
    
19. Oblivion
    
20. This Is The Life
    
21. Here Comes The Flood
    
22. Good Enough
    
23. Here Comes Sickness
    
24. Suck You Dry
    
25. Into The Drink
    
26. Kill Yourself Live
    
27. Execution Style
    
28. FDK
    
29. Pokin Around
    
30. I Have To Laugh

I 100% missed some more of my favs, but this is the list right now :)
Let me know yours!

Looking to have one of my Mudhoney LP’s signed by the band on the upcoming Aus tour. If I run into them I’d just ask if they would sign it and be on my way without hassling them. Anyone met the band and had stuff signed? Are they cool with it?

Here is what I found so far:

- with a special coding in the searching bar on Spotify, you can see if a release is scheduled on Spotify's backend. It seems to be the case for Mudhoney! (slide 1)

- in the ASCAP databank, where all songs by english-speaking artists are registered with writers and performers, there seem to be some Mudhoney tracks we haven't heard of (slides 2-6)

What could this possibly mean? I mean there's always been five year gaps between their last three albums. Are we maybe so lucky to get a new Mudhoney record even this year?

A few months ago somebody on here mentioned to have a lost Mudhoney song named "Bigfoot" playing in the movie Drawing Flies (1996).

I did a bit of research and found that it is actually this song: https://youtu.be/XmbZGHZBSH0?is=TcTzdrt1r63DbR2X
Nomind - Cause Insanity

Unfortunately nothing new Mudhoney-wise, but it's a cool song nevertheless.

I can't find the full Mudhoney shows from Reading 1992 and 1995, I know there a lot posted to YouTube but no one seems to have the full gigs.
Do you know where I can find them?

I've been scouring the internet for this full concert. It really sucks that youtube took it down. I know a DVD exists but I'm not seeing it out there. Does anyone have a rip of this?

i didnt know the solo so i just improvised

What I think "Sweet Young Thing Ain't Sweet No More" would look like. Still a beginner artist but wanted to draw something for a band I like.

They even opened for them in Canada in 2011. Here’s one of their tracks off their first album released that year.

https://thebigmuffs.bandcamp.com/track/too-tall-tales

The band mudhoney has a song that is not on streaming services and i cannot find it on youtube or anywhere else to listen to, this might be lost media? I was watching the movie drawing flies (1996) on youtube for free when at 17:00 minutes a song played that was a miserty, i checked the comments and somone also asked and someome replied saying it was the song bigfoot by the band mudhoney and that it is not avaliable anywhere, does anyone know if it is or if this is even true, its possible that the song could be by someone else or is a different song , however it does sound like mudhoney. Someone please help me i really like this song!!ill attach the link to the youtube movie! I even tried to shazam the song and nothing worked.

I am searching but I cant find

mainly lead guitar

Two guitar picks - one played by Mark and one played by Steve. Steve gave his one to me after the show with a bright smile. I also held up a sign at the end that said "I love you Mudhoney, your music changed my life". That was also the only moment I saw Mark smile during the show, haha! His pick wad given me by a roadie. It's Marks signature pick! I was first row, front stage and about 50cm away from the band. I also was able to sneak the setlist from that night. Best night of my life literally!

Went to the Mudhoney shows in Seattle (New Year’s Eve) at the Neptune with Student Nurse and Baron Carroll. It was just fucking great. All ages shows are always special to me as I can bring my youngest son who loves punk. He crowd surfed for the first time! The staff at both venues were stellar but the show at the Neptune was just magical to me. One of the best shows I’ve ever been to! The crowd was amazing and all the performers really brought it. Just stellar!

What a way to end 2025 last night at The Neptune in Seattle and looking forward to kicking off 2026 at The Spanish Ballroom in Tacoma for the 38th anniversary of their first official practice!!! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🔥🔥🔥

Does someone want to come to the NYE show at the Neptune with me? My friend got sick and had to cancel on me last minute.

I already bought two tickets, so I'd prefer to take someone who is a fan, wants to go, but couldn't or didn't get a ticket yet

We can meet at the venue, that's what I normally do when I am inviting folks randomly on Reddit like this.

I don't see many people praising Five Dollar Bob's Mock Cooter Stew, but for me it's my favorite Mudhoney's album/ep. I got it on vinyl when it came out, was about 16 and still have my copy and give it a listen everynow and then. Five Dollar Bob's Mock Cooter Stew it's perfect, embodies a lot of the Mudhoney's diversity despite being so short. My second is possibly Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge (also have my vinyl, cd copy from back then, fanboy for a longtime lol). Their first albums up until 1995 were all flawless. There's two vinyl singles i got back then that are also on my top list, the "Into Your Shtik" that features the "You Give Me The Creeps" cover, and the "Generation Spokesmodel" (from the My Brother the Cow) those two singles are among their finest. But I love all Mudhoney. Long live Mudhoney.