The Muffs

This is an album discography for when California band The Muffs were signed to Reprise and Warner Bros. Records between 1993 and 1997. They were signed for three albums before they were let go. This consists of the album The Muffs, Blonder And Blonder and Happy Birthday To Me. This also includes two promotional singles ("Big Mouth" and "Everywhere I Go") Reprise Records released for their debut album.

Hamburger is a 2000 compilation album by California pop punk band The Muffs. This was assembled after departing Warner/Reprise and became an independent band. The release of their first indie album lead to them putting together songs taken from singles and compilations, including tribute albums. This was released on Sympathy For The Record Industry (SFTRI).

Really Really Happy is the 2004 album by California pop punk band The Muffs. Released by Five Foot Two in association with Oglio Entertainment, this was their fifth full length album.

Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow is the 1999 album by California pop punk funsters The Muffs. This was the band's fourth album and the first independent album after spending four years with Warner Bros./Reprise when it was released by Honest Don's.

It's all but impossible to divorce the music on the Muffs' album No Holiday from the death of the group's lead vocalist, guitarist, songwriter, and guiding light Kim Shattuck, whose battle with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis ended on October 2, 2019, just 16 days before No Holiday was released.

After reissuing The Muffs’ three acclaimed first titles (The Muffs, Blonder And Blonder, and Happy Birthday To Me), it’s only fitting that the brand new Muffs album makes its way out into the world via Omnivore Recordings. No Holiday, The Muffs’ first new album in five years, is a celebration of everything the band has always stood for, and continues to be. Bassist Ronnie Barnett says “I think this new album represents the depth of our band like none of our others. It could have easily been aptly called The Many Moods Of The Muffs. All of our strengths: melody, big rock, sweetness, nastiness . . . All on display and readily apparent.

4CD set. Hard-to-beat 93-track collection of punk 'n' post-punk by The Ramones, Royal Headache, Suicide, The Boys Next Door, Eddy Current Suppression Ring, Buzzcocks, Radio Birdman, Wire, Hard-Ons, Pel Mel, Models, Television, The Birthday Party, Refused, Devo, X, The Smith Street Band, The Pop Group and more!

Includes a code for free CD download of many of the bands featured in this book! Nirvana the White Stripes Hole the Hives all sprang from an underground music scene where similarly raw bands enjoying various degrees of success and hard luck played for throngs of fans in venues ranging from dive bars to massive festivals but were mostly ignored by a music industry focused on mega-bands and shiny pop stars.