THEORY Points Of Authority QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE SONGS FOR THE DEAF No One. The point of the story is, you’ve got some maturing to do if you think you’re going to make it to State this year. 2002 MUCH MUSIC USA PUDDLE OF MUDD COME CLEAN She Hates Me CHEVELLE. He tries to tackle his own running back, for fuck’s sake! Coach Taylor would be apoplectic (even though, deep down, he’d be super-sympathetic about it, and much more understanding than, say, your Dad, who is also an alcoholic). Puddle Of Mudd She Hates Me Pasty-faced longhairs Puddle Of Mudd were nu metals grunge wing, peddling watered-down early-90s angst long after that circus left town and selling a frankly baffling five million copies of their debut album, Come Clean, on the back of it (the fact that Fred Durst signed them to his label, Flawless, didnt hurt). Formed in 1991, Puddle of Mudd has sold over seven million albums and has had a string of number-one singles, including the hits Blurry, She Hates Me, and Famous. But the last thing I expected was to see QB1 pull a Richie Tenenbaum and run weeping off the field. Puddle of Mudd rise from the ashes with their sixth studio album in nearly a decade, entitled Welcome to Galvania. Puddle of Mudd totally gets it, and that’s why they’re able to write such insightful lyrics.
Like a classroom, for example, or the kitchen at the Alamo Freeze. Right - so it’s not easy being rejected by anyone, and boys, being somewhat blunt instruments to begin with, require space in which to grieve in their own unique way. Girls like Lila Garrity, who would NEVER EVER HOOK UP WITH YOU, NO MATTER HOW MANY TIMES YOU SHOW UP DRUNK AT HER CHURCH. Let’s just get that out of the way up front.įor a band that spells mud with two d’s, the Puddle take what might, in some nu-metal circles, be considered a sophisticated approach to male grief and social disenfranchisement at the hands of capricious high-school girls. Why Video Hangover? Because when you watch as many videos as we do, you’re going to feel it afterwards.Īll right, Puddle of Mudd – you don’t like me, and I don’t like you. And then, Jon McMillan breaks ‘em down for you. Cover albums, tribute albums, whatever you may want to refer to them as, are always. Every week, we dig in the archives for videos that we find noteworthy, memorable, or just unbelievably stupid. In 25 words or less: A highly enjoyable album, featuring a collection of timeless songs that are no doubt as intrinsic to many of our own musical upbringings, as they are the members of Puddle of Mudd.
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