Mudhoney

In October 1998, Mudhoney was riding high on the wave of their album 'Tomorrow Hit Today,' released just months earlier in June. This live performance at Lee's Palace in Toronto captured the band at a vibrant moment in their career, showcasing their grunge roots while also hinting at their evolving sound. The setlist features gems like 'When Tomorrow Hits' and 'Suck You Dry,' reminding fans of their energetic live presence. Interestingly, during this period, Mudhoney's influence was palpable in the alternative rock scene, with their fusion of punk energy and melodic rock drawing comparisons to their Seattle contemporaries. It's a performance that embodies the raw intensity of the late '90s alternative music explosion, a nostalgic reminder of a time when grunge ruled the airwaves and live shows were full of spontaneity.

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