Puddle Of Mudd

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Formed in 1993 in Kansas City, Missouri USA, the Alternative-Rock band Puddle Of Mudd was initially a fluid collective centered around lead singer+guitarist Wesley Reid Scantlin.

A year later the band released their first album, the hard-to-find "Stuck"; during the second half of the '90s a revamped line-up, Paul James Phillips on guitar, Douglas John Ardito who replaced former bassist Troy McCoy and drummer Greg David Upchurch, started recording new material and in 1999 released the second independent album entitled "Abrasive".
But the big break came when Scantlin and Fred Durst negotiated a recording contract with the Limp Bizkit frontman's own Flawless label. The year 2001 saw the release of Puddle Of Mudd breakthrough full-length disc, "Come Clean"; this album exploded like a bomb crashing into the top 10 of The Billboard Top 200 chart, the record spawned numerous monster hit singles, "Blurry" became the most played track on Modern Rock radio for 2002 and catapulted itself into top 5 of The Billboard Hot 100; "Control", "Drift And Die" and "She Hates Me" all grazed the top of The Mainstream Rock chart and also climbed into the top 3 of The Modern Rock Tracks. Touring throughout the summer promoting the album's release would see the band sharing stages with such Nu-Metal acts as Staind, Cold, Godsmack and Deftons.
Puddle Of Mudd returned two years later, in November 2003, with "Life On Display" which hit #20 on The Billboard 200 Albums chart and was certified gold, it never received the widespread acclaim of the triple-platinum "Come Clean"; however it included "Away From Me" which rose to #1 on The Mainstream Rock Tracks and to #5 on The Modern Rock chart; the second single, "Heel Over Head" rocketed into the top 10 on the same charts and the final single, "Spin You Around", climbed into the top 20 of the Billboard's Active Rock list.

Two years later drummer Greg Upchurch left to join 3 Doors Down and Phillips left after unsuccessfully trying to take the band's music in a much heavier direction; Ryan Yerdon replaced Upchurch and Christian Stone took over the vacant guitar spot. In October 2007, Puddle Of Mudd resurfaced with "Famous" reaching the #27 on The Billboard 200 Albums list. The opening title-track was selected as the first single off the CD, it peaked at #2 on The Hot Mainstream Rock chart but it was "Psycho" that earned the band yet another Modern and Mainstream #1 hit single.

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Stuck

(1994)

1. You Don't Know
2. Used
3. Drift And Die
4. Harassed
5. Poke Out My Eyes
6. Prisoner
7. Suicide

 

Abrasive

(1999)

1. Abrasive
2. Nobody Told Me
3. Stressed Out
4. Hour Glass Man
5. Migraine
6. Said
7. All I Ask For
8. Purple Heart
9. Locket
10. Time
11. Piss It All Away

 

Come Clean

(2001)

1. Control
2. Drift And Die
3. Out Of My Head
4. Nobody Told Me
5. Blurry
6. She Hates Me
7. Bring Me Down
8. Never Change
9. Basement
10. Said
11. Piss It All Away

 

Life On Display

(2003)

1. Away From Me
2. Heel Over Head
3. Nothing Left To Lose
4. Change My Mind
5. Spin You Around
6. Already Gone
7. Think
8. Cloud 9
9. Bottom
10. Freak Of The World
11. Sydney
12. Time Flies

 

Famous

(2007)

1. Famous
2. Livin' On Borrowed Time
3. It Was Faith
4. Psycho
5. We Don't Have To Look Back Now
6. Moonshine
7. Thinking About You
8. Merry-Go-Round
9. I'm So Sure
10. Radiate
11. If I Could Love You

 

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