Mark Arm - Mudhoney - Conversations With Dwyer

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Mark Arm, frontman of of the legendary Mudhoney joins Dwyer to talk about his youthful days of stealing bikes, the magnificence of the MC5, sneaking into his parents car so he could listen to the radio, and dedicating "Touch Me I'm Sick," to his Mom at a live show. Opening Song, "Ounce Of Deception," - by Mudhoney from the 30th Anniversary of Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge.Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge is out July 23rd 2021 on Sub Pop. Preorder/buy the album HEREMudhoney Website HERE Mudhoney Instagram HEREAll Things Dwyer at themattdwyer.comConversations With Dwyer is Produced Recorded, Edited, and Hosted by Matt DwyerConsulting Producer - Dusting Marshall Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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This episode was published on July 15, 2021.

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Mark Arm, frontman of of the legendary Mudhoney joins Dwyer to talk about his youthful days of stealing bikes, the magnificence of the MC5, sneaking into his parents car so he could listen to the radio, and dedicating "Touch Me I'm Sick," to his Mom...

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