1. JUDGMENT, RAGE, RETRIBUTION AND THYME
2. GENERATION SPOKESMODEL
3. WHAT MOVES THE HEART?
4. TODAY, IS A GOOD DAY
5. INTO YER SHTIK
6. IN MY FINEST SUIT
7. F.D.K. (FEARLESS DOCTOR KILLERS)
8. ORANGE BALL-PEEN HAMMER
9. CRANKCASE BLUES
10. EXECUTION STYLE
11. DISSOLVE
12. 1995
13. MUDHONEY FUNKY BUTT
14. WEST SEATTLE HARDCORE
15. SISSY BAR
16. CARJACK '94
17. SAILOR
18. SMALL ANIMALS

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Mudhoney’s My Brother the Cow is a gritty, no-frills return to the band’s garage-punk roots, delivered with the swagger and irreverence that helped define the early grunge sound. Released in 1995, the album strips away much of the polish that had begun creeping into the genre, favoring instead thick, fuzz-drenched guitars, pounding rhythms, and Mudhoney’s trademark sneer. There’s a loose, almost reckless energy running throughout the record, as songs veer between snarling punk blasts and sludgy, mid-tempo grooves. Lyrically, it leans into absurdity and sarcasm, embracing a playful weirdness that keeps things unpredictable. My Brother the Cow doesn’t try to evolve grunge—it doubles down on its rawest instincts, delivering a loud, unapologetic statement from a band that never cared about fitting in.