The Monkeywrench – Clean As A Broke-Dick Dog Vinyl Record

Clean As A Broke-Dick Dog is the debut album from The Monkeywrench, a Seattle supergroup pairing Mark Arm and Steve Turner of Mudhoney with Tim Kerr and Tom Price of the Fastbacks and Big Boys, plus Thrown Ups drummer Martin Bland. The record leans into blues rock and garage-punk grit rather than the grunge sound its members were known for, covering Buffy Sainte-Marie's "Codine," Mose Allison's "Stop This World," and Redd Kross's "Notes & Chords Mean Nothing To Me" alongside original tracks. The original 1992 pressing on Sub Pop was limited to the first 2,000 copies on clear gold/translucent vinyl, with a "COLOR VINYL" sticker on the cover. Recorded by Conrad Uno with cover photography by Charles Peterson, both key figures in documenting the Sub Pop roster of the era. Product Details Format: 1 × Vinyl LP, Gold Translucent, Limited Edition Label / Publisher: Sub Pop Catalog Number: SP129 Release Date: February 1, 1992 Artist: The Monkey wrench Recorded By: Conrad Uno Genres: Alternative Rock, Grunge, Blues Rock Tracklist Side A 01. Call My Body Home 02. Angelhead 03. Cold Cold World (With Organ) 04. Codine 05. From You 06. Doubled Over Again 07. Great Down Here Side B 08. Look Back 09. Bottle Up & Go 10. The Story As I Was Told 11. Notes & Chords Mean Nothing To Me 12. Stop This World 13. I'm Blown Only multi-item orders that combine to $120 or more get free shipping.