Album Info

Piece of Cake (Expanded Edition)

Rock - 1992

Even with this, their major label debut, Mudhoney were defiantly unconventional, deliberately crude, and wedded to an aggressive noise that... more

Tracklist

1

Untitled Track 1

0:38 min
2

No End In Sight

3:33 min
3

Make It Now

4:25 min
4

When In Rome

3:54 min
5

Untitled Track 2

0:25 min
6

Suck You Dry

2:34 min
7

Blinding Sun

3:38 min
8

Thirteenth Floor Opening

2:30 min
9

Youth Body Expression Explosion

1:59 min
10

I'm Spun

4:04 min
11

Untitled Track 3

0:39 min
12

Take Me There

3:32 min
13

Living Wreck

3:30 min
14

Let Me Let You Down

3:56 min
15

Untitled Track 4

0:29 min
16

Ritzville

2:37 min
17

Acetone

4:14 min
18

Over the Top

2:35 min
19

King Sandbox

2:43 min
20

Baby Oh Baby

3:44 min
21

In the Blood

3:07 min
22

No Song III

4:11 min
23

Between Me & You Kid

3:37 min
24

Six Two One

2:34 min
25

Make It Now Again

4:34 min
26

Deception Pass

2:53 min
27

Underide

2:07 min

About Piece of Cake (Expanded Edition)

Even with this, their major label debut, Mudhoney were defiantly unconventional, deliberately crude, and wedded to an aggressive noise that could never be bent enough towards commercial concerns to be taken seriously. Theirs has always been a noise that begins with Blue Cheer and works it way through the Stooges and countless garage bands that never recorded more than a handful of decent singles. Mudhoney made a career of it, but it’s been one spent in the margins with a dedicated following who can appreciate the raw beauty of “No End In Sight,” the psychedelic liquidity of the lead guitars in the wah-wah drenched “Make It Now,” and the punk rock rage at the heart of “Suck You Dry.” Singer Mark Arm commands the stage with a surly sneer but without the pretensions of the modern day rock god. The expanded edition includes ten additional cuts that further make the case for the band’s stylistic dominance. “Over the Top” cruises with authority. “In the Blood” snarls with a bluesy sauciness. “No Song III” bounces off a manic stroke that recalls the Stooges at their most wasted. Quite a few deserving new highlights.