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Title: in and out of grace
Review: These four weren't as substantial as Nirvana, as slick as Pearl Jam, as portentous as Soundgarden or as tuneful as Screaming Trees. That and a serious case of inconsistency doomed them in the great grunge sweepstakes. Ironically, though, history has made their weakness their gift, as is borne out in this thorough two-disc collection of gems and rarities. Lacking undue ambition or outside pressures, Mudhoney stumbled into a kind of timelessness by burrowing through grunge into the American garage rock ethos the genre came from. While most of the Seattle slew already sounds moldy, Mudhoney's best songs from "Touch Me I'm Sick" to "I Have to Laugh" would have sounded as sharp 20 years earlier or a week from today. If their inability to evolve cost them a monument like "Smells Like Teen Spirit," it also saved them from junk like "Dissident." Considering how much fertile rock territory lies between, that's not a bad tradeoff.
