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	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on March To Fuzz - Mudhoney at Epinions.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		March To Fuzz, released after Mudhoney went on hiatus in 2000, is a sprawling behemoth of an album, showcasing the almighty Mudhoney in all their scuzzy, unpolished, unparalleled glory.
		March To Fuzz, housed in a lovely double digipak, collects one disc of Mudhoney's finest material, and another of b-sides and rarities.
		Cynics may say it shows a lack of artistic growth, but the fact that, to the uninitiated, all 22 selections on the best-of section sound like they were virtually from the same time period, shows a resistance of change, and an unwillingness to compromise their signature sound.
	www.epinions.com /content_74461122180 (839 words)

	BMX (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		When it comes to design quality, it is usually a good idea to go straight to the top and back your product with the likes of experience, much like the people who created Wacky Putty (a shameless rip-off of Silly Putty) did when coming up with their new formula.
		The shorter top tube on the Fuzz may bind up a few of you taller riders but it, along with its Fuzz picked specs, felt good on the dirt and with the help of its Maxxis tires, handles awesome.
		Although we never got a chance to try, the Fuzz looks more than willing to take on a set of pegs, and Fuzz himself has shown that his bike can earn its keep on the street and in parks as well.
	www.bmxplusmag.com /detail.asp?id=154 (958 words)

	village voice > music > Fu Manchu King of the Road; Mudhoney March to Fuzz by Milo Miles
		Superficially, Mudhoney's two-CD career retrospective, March to Fuzz, and Southern Cal stoner-rock primordials Fu Manchu's seventh album, King of the Road, are kindred chunks of hardrock slabbage.
		But where March to Fuzz is a tombstone for trash worship, King of the Road is a landmark in an admittedly dwarfish style.
		March to Fuzz is that songs intended by their creators to be junk are somehow not eminently worthy of being cast aside.
	www.villagevoice.com /music/0008,miles,12718,22.html (873 words)

	Fuzz and Icky - Ferrets - March 30, 1998
		Fuzz is a 2.5 year old jill (female).
		Icky especially loves to steal car keys and finger nail clippers, but she will not beg for a treat (Fuzz will stand up on her hind legs to ask for her treat).
		Fuzz and Icky stay in a large cage during the day while we're at work.
	www.petoftheday.com /archive/1998/March/30.html (419 words)

	Amazon.ca: Music: March to Fuzz [Import] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		March To Fuzz, the band's new release on Sub Pop records, includes 52 tracks tracing Mudhoney's evolution from MC5 and Stooges influenced fuzz to the more mature and blues influenced punk of their later albums.
		Of the many bands that emerged from the Northwest's grunge explosion, Mudhoney may be the most under appreciated and least commercially successful, but they are also one of the few who survived with their integrity intact and who continue to produce high quality rock and roll.
		The first 22 tracks of the aptly titled March to Fuzz are culled from Mudhoney's six LPs, ranging from Superfuzz Bigmuff plus Early Singles in 1988 and their 1989 self-titled album to the critically acclaimed Tomorrow Hit Today of 1999.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B000040JFC (1086 words)

	Music: Rhythm and Views (Tucson Weekly . 05-01-00)
		And March To Fuzz goes to prove it over two splendid, riff-spewing discs of hits, rarities, B-sides, covers and all sorts of musical haberdashery courtesy of these certifiable godfathers of grunge.
		But their fuzzed-out vocals, garage-rock edge and shared affection for second-hand blues progressions (read: Mountain, Blue Cheer, Stooges, etc.) is what set them apart from the commercially more successful grunge-posturing pack from the Pacific Northwest who were adored by millions.
		March To Fuzz validates Mudhoney as the one grunge group who deserves further scrutiny.
	weeklywire.com /ww/05-01-00/tw_qscans.html (499 words)

	Not Counting Niggers: Whose Streets? Who Cares?
		Let us March!" chanted Saturday afternoon's crowds at 1st & Spring, after briefly taking to the streets then being unceremoniously corralled onto the sidewalks.
		Instead of letting them march, though, the fuzz (aided by, I kid you not, reinforcements called in from Tukwila) split them off into ever-smaller enclaves of ever-more-frustrated would-be street-marchers.
		But exactly what the protesters hoped to accomplish with yet another wimpy march through downtown was unclear.
	feedthefish.org /blog/archives/000091.html (438 words)

	Mudhoney
		March to Fuzz is a double CD set of greatest hits from a band that never had hits, plus some rarities and b-sides.
		They started out by releasing a firebomb of a first single and the finest grunge song ever, 1988's "Touch Me I'm Sick." This was the blueprint of the band's future, forcing punk and metal to (coexist) on equal terms with primal screaming and the scraping, bluesy twin guitars of Mark Arm and Steve Turner.
		While Mudhoney never reached the stardom of their grunge peers, March demonstrates that they were certainly deserving.
	www.drdrew.com /article.asp?id=403 (142 words)

	City Pulse - MUSIC
		Having met Raudebaugh previously as well as having witnessed his set from the Rock.Register.Vote show hosted at the Temple Club in September, I was aware that he was not exactly a conventional singer/songwriter, yet I was still unprepared for some of the more adventurous moments on this album.
		While the album may be a tad uneven and lack the consistency to warrant raves, its high points are capable of catching the most jaded of ears off guard.
		You can see for yourself on Thursday, March 24, when Raudebaugh is set to release his album with a set at the Temple Club, opening for the Fuzz (which features his brother Brandon on bass) and the Mosquitoes, a bossanova indie trio from New York that has been developing quite a buzz of its own.
	www.lansingcitypulse.com /050316/music/index3.asp (635 words)

	the fritz: daily reviews 1/14/00 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		but if there was ever a more exhaustive way to (re)acquaint yourself with the only band to take the post-stooges raunch ‘n’ roll bag and really run with it, the 52-track march to fuzz anthology would be it.
		do your self-respect some good the second time around and march to the (super-)fuzz.
		punk fans look no further the latest cd from goldfinger is due out march 28th.
	www.thefritz.com /sunday.html (594 words)

	Port Folio Weekly - The Jazz Scene, March 2003
		Don’t miss jazz vocalist Rene Marie at Chrysler Hall on March 15th as part of the Symphony’s Pops series.
		Marie, whose regular band includes ODU professor and jazz master John Toomey on piano, has created quite a buzz on the national jazz scene over the last two years.
		March 14 & 15 - Russell Scarborough/Blake Wallace Quartet
	www.jimnewsom.com /PFW-jazzscene2.html (781 words)

	The Pointless Standoff (March 26, 2003)
		Instead of letting them march, though, the fuzz split them off into ever-smaller enclaves of ever-more-frustrated would-be street-marchers.
		But exactly what the protesters hoped to accomplish with yet another march through downtown was unclear.
		Even more puzzling is the logic of the rally's organizers, who declined to obtain a parade permit--according to a lieutenant on the scene--as late as 1:30 Saturday afternoon.
	eatthestate.org /07-15/PointlessStandoff.htm (388 words)

	Mudhoney: March to Fuzz: Pitchfork Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		For the most part, these tend to be relatively throw-away jumbles of odds-and-ends, and a strictly for-the-fan experience.
		Naturally, the anthems are included on March to Fuzz, as are a staggering 50 other songs.
		Of course, it's impossible to overlook the fact that March to Fuzz stumbles into the same pitfall that so many previous "best of" packages before it have been laid to rest in: if you want an introduction to an album-oriented band like Mudhoney, you're probably going to be better off listening to...
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/m/mudhoney/march-to-fuzz.shtml (704 words)

	MUDHONEY: Songs we taught Mudhoney
		That the original lineup of the Adolescents itself spawned at least four separate future bands, if not more, further demonstrates that something good was going down, thanks to five kids who really were adolescents or had just barely gotten past that stage.
		Motörhead's overwhelmingly loud and fast style of heavy metal was one of the most groundbreaking styles the genre had to offer in the late '70s.
		Spacemen 3 were psychedelic in the loosest sense of the word; their guitar explorations were colorfully mind-alterating, but not in the sense of the acid rock of the '60s.
	www.mudhoney.net /covers (5189 words)

	Salon Arts & Entertainment \| Sharps & Flats (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Hard to believe, in retrospect, that Mudhoney has survived long enough to put out the 53-song, two-disc compilation "March to Fuzz." The collection finds the band -- which has not broken up, incidentally, though they are down to two of the four original members -- in fine, still unhinged form.
		On "March to Fuzz," Arm wastes little time in articulating the band's pointed desperation.
		They remain, to borrow a title from "March to Fuzz," pleased to be "Good Enough."
	archive.salon.com /ent/music/review/2000/01/18/mudhoney (603 words)

	ear fuzz: March 2005
		Through the shadows of some mythic New York, the beat marches forward with concrete kicks and steel snares, tempered by a short but infectious flicker of melody.
		Ear Fuzz is a venue for music appreciation.
		Files are shared out of love and respect, and is only meant to help expose and promote the featured artists.
	www.earfuzz.com /archive/2005_03_01_archive.html (5474 words)

	Boots & Sabers - The blogging will continue until morale improves...
		I heard you on Tuesday (the fantastically “sampled” Sykes response gave it away) and was going to ask yesterday if that was you.
		Posted by Fuzz Martin on March 17, 2005 at 1647 hrs
		Posted by Fuzz Martin on March 17, 2005 at 1740 hrs
	www.bootsandsabers.com /index.php/weblog/comments_w_sidebars/getting_carded (414 words)

	Superfluous Music Reviews : Mudhoney By Jacob (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Yes, I am aware of my tendency to put up mulitple incomplete artists pages, but in some cases, I''ll only review a compilation of the artist and abandon the group forever.
		The obvious reason for this is becuase of the amount of money and time we're willing to spend on our a new artists.
		In this case, March to Fuzz replaces all of Mudhoney's albums, though in return, this includes the highlights of each album (best of), PLUS features an extra disc full of 30 rarities and b-sides.
	www.angelfire.com /indie/jacobreviews/mudhoney.html (891 words)

	Music: Fuzz Boxers (The Boston Phoenix . 02-14-00)
		Now, every recorded reason Mudhoney mattered has been compiled and summarized on one CD -- the first half of the glorious new two-disc retrospective March to Fuzz (Sub Pop).
		The retrospective's second disc collects the "rarities," 30 stray tracks and digressions of less cogent purpose, less certain joy.
		But since Mudhoney's sound rarely changed, that hardly matters, though it is odd to come upon their first and defining single, "Touch Me I'm Sick," at track 14.
	weeklywire.com /ww/02-14-00/boston_music_2.html (779 words)

	Club Beat: A revitalized Mudhoney lends its sarcastic voice to Seattle's garage rock (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Not for a show, mind you, but to collaborate with Sub Pop on a career-spanning anthology that would include their many milestones from the first gasp...
		And when it was released to glowing reviews in January 2000, there would be no farewell concert to support it.
		Thus, "March to Fuzz" was the stone rolled over Mudhoney's tomb.
	seattlepi.nwsource.com /pop/83814_club23.shtml (985 words)

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		Rising from the ashes of garage punkers Green River, Mudhoney were all about power chords and fuzz distortion, taking their cue from such early-`70s proto punks as the Stooges and Alice Cooper.
		With attitude and energy taking precedence over instrumental wizardry (courtesy of guitarist Steve Turner), and Mark Arm`s snide vocal delivery and un-amused lyrics, Mudhoney were one of the quintessential garage rock bands of all time.
		After going on hiatus in 2000, the band issued its first best-of collection, the double-disc set MARCH TO FUZZ.
	www.overstock.com /cgi-bin/d2.cgi?PAGE=PRODUCT&PROD_ID=151052&cid=48708&fp=F (486 words)

	Mudhoney: Articles: SpinOnline, 2/11/00
		"This might be all you're ever going to hear of Mudhoney, but that's ok with us," says guitarist Steve Turner about March To Fuzz, the 2 disc Mudhoney best of and rarities collection their old buddies at Sub Pop have just released.
		The effect of squeezing 22 "best of" songs onto one disc and 30 "rarities" onto the other is a lot like scarfing Kool-Aid powder right out of the damn packet: a concentrated, face puckeringly sweet-sour high.
		On the eve of the release of March to Fuzz, Spin.com's Jessica Letkemann (skoopjr@aol.com) spoke to Mudhoney's Steve Turner about the album, the past and the future.
	www.ocf.berkeley.edu /~ptn/mudhoney/articles/20000211so.html (762 words)

	MUDHONEY: Essential discography
		The best of & rarities set, "March To Fuzz", is another good idea, if you like best of's, that is. Either way, give this band Mudhoney a chance...
		Another high point: while the fuzz is still there, the band's passion for sixties garage permeates almost every song, giving the album a nice pop feeling, complete with surf instrumentals, country twangs and organ stomps.
		Whether it was Conrad Uno's production, the addition of more instruments to the Mudhoney arsenal, a slew of brilliant songs, or a combination of the above, Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge found Mudhoney coming into their own album-wise.
	www.mudhoney.net /discog (894 words)

	Mudhoney: March to Fuzz - PopMatters Music Review
		I had never really heard any of their old Sub Pop stuff until now.
		I've been listening to a sampler disc from March to Fuzz, the band's upcoming two CD/three record collection of greatest hits and rarities, and I must say, the stuff that people always talk about as being their best songs are really good.
		Basically, Mudhoney seem to be one of those bands who hit their stride in the early '90s, and have slowly gone downhill from there.
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/m/mudhoney-march.shtml (361 words)

	Fuzz, The - $.10 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Keen Womens Bronx : Shoe : Teak/ Fuzz : Size 8.5
		Keen Womens Bronx : Shoe : Teak/ Fuzz : Size 9.5
		The Adventures of Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids: Tomboy: The Fuzz: Ounce of Prevention
	www.songlyricsdb.com /f/fuzzthe/10.html (215 words)

	The Bass Tab Archive - THE source for bass tabs and related resources
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		# #------------------------------------------------------------------------------# --- --- tintbyl@hotmail.com --- MUDHONEY- MARCH TO FUZZ 'tis considrable easy, any folk folk with a geetar and 2 hands can play it (considering they are on different arms.)but it is a good song and fun to play.
		mudhoney-march to fuzz Taken from The Bass Tab Archive ~ http://www.basstabarchive.com
	www.basstabarchive.com /cgi-bin/tab.cgi?tab=m/mudhoney/march_to_fuzz.btab (113 words)

	progbibliography.de
		The character of Danae, daughter of Akrisios of Argos, mother of Perseus gave her name to the album Danae" (1997) by the italian band Gatto Marte There were two bands called Janus in the seventies, one from Italy and one from Germany.
		Shadowland (UK) recorded an album called 'Mad as a hatter' in 1996, the title is a allusion to the figure of the Mad Hatter.
		Another figure, the March Hare features in Jon Anderson's song 'We have heaven' from 'Fragile' (1972).
	www.progbibliography.de (15131 words)

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