Come Clean (Puddle of Mudd album)

Occupation

Vocals: Wes Scantlin Electric Guitar: Paul Phillips E -Bass: Douglas John Ardito Drums: Greg Upchurch

Come Clean is the second studio album by the American post- grunge band Puddle of Mudd. It was released on 28 August 2001 and is the successor of Abrasive.

Title list

The titles were written by lead singer Wes Scantlin. For the titles Control, Drift & Die and She Hates Me worked with the other band members.

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The album is the first album on a major label. The debut album Abrasive was marketed by the band itself. To a contract with Flawless Records occurred because Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst was aware of the band through a demo recording. Since the band had, however, resolved at the time when, presented thirst ado Wes Scantlin a new band together. Come Clean brought the band national and international fame. The single Blurry is still the most successful of the band. At the Billboard Music Awards 2002 the band was nominated in five categories and won it 4: In addition to the awards for Best Rock band and best modern rock band they also won the awards for the Best Rock Songs and Best Modern Rock tracks for Blurry. In the category for the best band they were also nominated. The album contains mostly characteristics of popularized in the nineties after the dissolution of Nirvana's music style Post grunge and similar to that of Creed, Nickelback, 3 Doors Down and Staind.

Reception

For Stephan Friedrich von laut.de Puddle of Mudd are one of the most promising retro grunge act in the coming years. Even without the support of Fred Durst of the band the breakthrough would have succeeded. Although the class of 3 Doors Down or Alice in Chains is not achieved, the album is still a consistently solid and good disc. Matthias iron from cdstarts.de is remembered at Come Clean on Nirvana. Puddle Of Mudd sounds like Nirvana. Honestly. [ ... ] Alone the edgy "Nobody Told Me" recalled striking, especially by the singing, to Cobain works. The music is varied and catchy and would have a certain depth. Overall, he forgives 8.5 out of 10 possible points. Bret Love by allmusic.com forgave the other hand, only 2.5 out of 5.

Chart success

The album reached triple platinum in the U.S., where it was sold about 3.8 million copies.

Album

Singles

Evidence

• Album ( rock )
• Album ( Grunge )
• Album ( Alternative Rock )
• Album 2001