MUDHONEY Albums:: Until..

Kim Salmon And The Guys From Mudhoney - Until....
LP
Bang! Records - BANG!-LP50

- Recorded in Seattle in 1995
- Transferred from cassette tape
to compact disc in August, 2010
- Mastered in Madrid in 2011
- Vinyl-only release (45 RPM)
- Gatefold

A-Side

A1 I'll Be Around (Vocals -Mark Arm Written-By - Kim Salmon, Mark Arm)
A2 Coming Back (Written-By - Dan Peters, Kim Salmon, Mark Arm, Matt Lukin)
A3 You're So Bad (Written-By - Dan Peters, Kim Salmon, Mark Arm, Matt Lukin)
A4 I Wanna Be Everything (Written-By - Dan Peters, Kim Salmon, Mark Arm, Matt Lukin)

B-Side

B1 License (Written-By - Kim Salmon)
B2 The Goose (Written-By - Dan Peters, Kim Salmon, Mark Arm, Matt Lukin)
B3 Max Weinberg (Written-By - Dan Peters, Kim Salmon, Mark Arm, Matt Lukin)

Vocals - Kim Salmon (tracks: A2 to B3)
Vocals - Mark Arm (A1)
Bass - Matt Lukin
Drums - Dan Peters
Guitar - Kim Salmon, Mark Arm

Artwork - Kim Salmon
Layout - Juan Mari Iturrarte, Santi Lopetegui
Mastered By - Sergio Delgado
Photography By - Kim Salmon, Unknown Artist, Vince Gipson
Recorded By - John Goodmanson
Transferred By - Andy Kotowicz

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In 1995 during the grunge boom, when Steve Turner had a break from MUDHONEY, KIM SALMON was invited to join the band in Seattle. So Kim Salmon accepted the invitation from his friends and flew from Australia to Seattle to check whether the experience was viable and worthy. After a while and even though both parts agreed that their ways had to departure in different directions and they split in a friendly way, they left a piece of gem on the way.

This recording was lost for the last 15 years and recently found. Then in September 2010 MUDHONEY and KIM SALMON met again in New York for the ATP Festival, with a band list including, SCIENTISTS, MUDHONEY, STOOGES, SONIC YOUTH and more. In this occasion they spoke about releasing the record. And here it is... and, Lord Almighty, WHAT A MASTER PIECE! Like a cross between Kim Salmon & the Surrealists'"Sin factory" and Mudhoney's early albums, this album is a gem of swamp and grunge like no other before.