Muffs - Happy Birthday To Me (White Colored Vinyl) (Vinyl) (US Import)
Muffs - Happy Birthday To Me (White Colored Vinyl) (Vinyl) (US Import)
Other formats & editions
Imported from the USA
- Artist
- Muffs
- EAN/UPC
- 0816651014170
- Product Type
- Vinyl
- Label
- Omnivore Recordings
- Cat No
- ovlp-203
- Released
- 2017
- Pressing
- USA
- Studio
- ADA - Omnivore Recordings
- Music Genre
- Alternative rock , Rock , Punk
- Styles
- Alternative Rock, Garage Rock, Punk
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Description
The Muffs — Happy Birthday To Me
Format: Vinyl • Label: Omnivore Recordings (ovlp-203) • Released: 2017 • Pressing: USA • Genre: Alternative Rock, Garage Rock, Punk
Tracklist:
A1. Crush Me
A2. That Awful Man
A3. Honeymoon
A4. All Blue Baby
A5. My Crazy Afternoon
A6. Is It All Okay?
A7. Penny*****
A8. Outer Space
B1. I'm A Dick
B2. Nothing
B3. Where Only I Could Go
B4. Upside Down
B5. You And Your Parrot
B6. Keep Holding Me
B7. The Best Time Around
Imported from the USA.
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About the artist
The Muffs are an American punk rock band based in Southern California, formed in 1991 and disbanded in 2019 upon the death of singer Kim Shattuck.
The Muffs started as a collaboration between guitarists Kim Shattuck and Melanie Vammen, both former members of the 1980s all-female hard rock group, The Pandoras. The band started performing and recording after the addition of bassist Ronnie Barnett (Shattuck's then-boyfriend) and drummer Criss Crass. Following the release of their first album in 1993, Crass left the band. By the time the band recorded their second LP, 1995's "Blonder and Blonder", Melanie Vammen had departed and Roy McDonald was the group's drummer. This would become The Muffs' definitive line-up. That same year, the band released one of their best-known songs, a cover of Kim Wilde's "Kids In America", for the soundtrack to the movie "Clueless" (ironically, it was a song that the band reportedly neither liked nor ever performed live). After 2004's "Really, Really Happy" LP the band went on extended hiatus, not returning to action until 2012 (Kim Shattuck credited former drummer Jim Lespesa, who filled in on tour after Chris Crass left, with bringing her, Ronnie Barnett, and Roy McDonald back together). The band recorded a new album, "Whoop Dee Doo" that year but its release was delayed when Shattuck was offered the bass-playing slot in the Pixies. Her Pixies stint was famously short-lived and the album was released in 2014. The band's final album, "No Holiday" was released in October 2019, shortly after Shattuck's death from complications related to ALS.
Source: Discogs