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Formats and Editions
1. Lucky Guy
2. Saying Goodbye
3. Everywhere I Go
4. Better Than Me
5. From Your Girl
6. Not Like Me
7. Baby Go Round
8. North Pole
9. Big Mouth
10. Every Single Thing
11. Don't Wast Another Day
12. Stupid Jerk
13. Another Day
14. Eye To Eye
15. I Need You
16. All For Nothing
17. Lucky Guy
18. Everywhere I Go
19. All For Nothing
20. Don't You Want Her
21. I Don't Expect It
22. My Face
23. Something On My Mind
24. Ethyl My Love
25. Not Like Me
26. Saying Goodbye To Phil
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THEIR CLASSIC POP-PUNK DEBUT—REMASTERED AND EXPANDED! The Muffs burst onto the California music scene at the beginning of the ’90s, and after a few independent singles and EPs, they were quickly snapped up by Warner Bros. Records. Entering the studio with David Katznelson and Rob Cavallo (who would go on the helm records from Green Day, Goo Goo Dolls, and more), The Muffs roared from speakers across the country in 1993. According to renowned critic Jim DeRotagis, “You’d have to reach all the way back to Blondie’s Plastic Letters to find punkish power pop this endearing.” The quartet rips through the album’s 16 tracks, ranging from and an Angry Samoans cover, to the college radio smash, “Lucky Guy.” In addition, alt-rock superstar Jon Spencer (Pussy Galore and his own Blues Explosion) adds some theremin and The Godfather Of Exotica Korla Pandit’s Hammond Organ makes an appearance.Reviews:
Even the beverage Fruitopia caught the buzz, using the album’s “Everywhere I Go” in a popular television campaign. This reissue contains the classic original album, and adds a whopping 10 bonus tracks: a radio remix of “Lucky Guy,” a version of “Everywhere I Go” which was only available on the cassette of The Muffs album, and 8 previously unissued demos from the band’s vocalist and lead guitarist, Kim Shattuck—who filled the role of departed Kim Deal on the Pixies’ 2013 tour. Released with full cooperation from the band, Shattuck and bassist Ronnie Barnett provide new liners, and they have opened their archives for photos and other ephemera. Reuniting and issuing their first new release in a decade last year, garnering critical lauds and playing to enthusiastic crowds, it’s time to go back to where it all started. It’s time for The Muffs!
