Mudhoney - Mudhoney

Recorded: July '89 at Reciprocal Recording, Seattle

℗ 1989 better than your music (bmi)
© 1989 sub pop

This Traffic reissue comes with an OBI strip and 12-page Japanese insert booklet that includes lyrics in both English and Japanese.

Track 13 is a cover of the Spacemen 3 song 'Revolution' that was issued on the 'This Gift' 12-inch maxi-single and released by Glitterhouse Records in 1989 ([url=https://www.discogs.com/release/1189667]GR 0070[/url]). Also issued later on the 'Hate the Police' EP, which was released by Au-go-go in November 1990 ([url=https://www.discogs.com/master/51342]ANDA-122 CD[/url]).

Track 14 is a cover of the Mr. Epp & The Calculations song 'Baby Help Me Forget', which was issued on the 'This Gift / Baby Help Me Forget' 7-inch single, which was released by Sub Pop in November 1989 ([url=https://www.discogs.com/release/774352]sp44a[/url]). Also issued on the 'This Gift' 12-inch maxi-single, which was released by Glitterhouse Records in 1989 ([url=https://www.discogs.com/release/1189667]GR 0070[/url]).

The twelve tracks on this 2009 reissue that make up the original self-titled album 'Mudhoney' are not remastered. However, looking at the waveforms for the two bonus tracks (13 & 14) it appears that they have been remastered and then reduced in volume to better match the twelve tracks from the original album. I'd hazard a guess that tracks 13 & 14 received remastering for the 2CD compilation 'March to Fuzz', which was released by Sub Pop on January 18th 2000 ([url=https://www.discogs.com/release/609377]SPCD 500[/url]).