Mudhoney

In October 1988, right around the time of this electrifying live performance in Berlin, Mudhoney was riding high on the momentum of their debut studio album, "Superfuzz Bigmuff." Released in 1988, the album showcased their raw sound, blending grunge and punk influences that would soon define a generation. This live performance of "Sweet Young Thing Ain't Sweet No More" captures the band in their early, gritty prime, before they became a cornerstone of the Seattle music scene. It's fascinating to note that during this period, Mudhoney was both gaining national attention and anchoring their reputation as a fierce live act, fueled by a passionate connection with their audience. The band's easy-going yet gritty vibe during this set reflects the very spirit of the late '80s underground scene, making this recording a valuable glimpse into their early days.

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