Mudhoney

On October 20, 1988, Mudhoney delivered an electrifying performance of "Touch Me I'm Sick" at the Uptown Bar & Cafe in Minneapolis, just after the release of their debut album, "Superfuzz Bigmuff". This album, unleashed earlier that year, introduced the world to their grunge-infused sound and raw energy, serving as a cornerstone for the Seattle scene that would explode in the following years. The live recording captures the band's gritty edge, showcasing their blend of punk and rock that would soon define much of the alternative music landscape. Fun fact: their iconic song "Touch Me I'm Sick" quickly became a cult favorite, symbolizing the angst and rebellion of that era. Mudhoney's unrefined aesthetic and dynamic stage presence in this performance underline their significant place in the evolution of grunge music.

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