Complete List Of The Muffs Songs From A to Z

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Formed in 1991, the Muffs centered around vocalist and guitarist Kim Shattuck, alongside bassist Ronnie Barnett and drummer Criss Crass. Shattuck had previously played in The Pandoras, bringing experience and a sharp songwriting voice into the new project. The group quickly became known for combining aggressive guitar work with tightly constructed pop melodies, a sound that set them apart within the Los Angeles punk scene.

Their early recordings led to a contract with Warner Bros. Records, and in 1993 they released their self titled debut album The Muffs. The record introduced a fast, hook driven style anchored by Shattuck’s distinct vocal delivery. Songs such as “Big Mouth” and “Everywhere I Go” helped define the band’s identity, establishing them as a force in the emerging pop punk movement of the decade. The band maintained a relentless touring schedule during this period, building a strong following through live performances.

Momentum continued with the release of Blonder and Blonder in 1995, an album that expanded their audience and delivered their most widely recognized song, “Kids in America.” The track gained additional exposure after being featured in the film Clueless, bringing the band into mainstream awareness without altering their core sound. That ability to remain grounded in their musical identity while reaching a broader audience became a defining trait of their career.

By 1997, Happy Birthday to Me arrived with a more polished production, while still retaining the band’s energetic edge. Over the following years, lineup stability remained a constant strength, with Shattuck, Barnett, and Crass continuing as the central unit. After a period of reduced activity, the band returned with Really Really Happy in 2004, marking their fourth studio album and reaffirming their commitment to concise, melody driven punk rock.

The band’s fifth studio album, Whoop Dee Doo, was released in 2014, demonstrating that their songwriting approach remained intact decades into their career. Across these releases, The Muffs built a catalog defined by consistency rather than reinvention, focusing on strong hooks, concise arrangements, and an unmistakable vocal presence. Their discography ultimately included five studio albums, along with compilations and singles that further documented their output.

Beyond the band itself, Kim Shattuck extended her influence through additional work in the music industry. She joined The Pixies as a touring bassist in 2013, stepping into a high profile role that introduced her to a new audience. Shattuck also collaborated with artists including NOFX and Bowling for Soup, contributing both musically and as a songwriter. These projects reflected her versatility and deep connection to the broader punk and alternative rock community.

The band’s legacy became even more significant following Shattuck’s death in 2019. Later that year, The Muffs released No Holiday, a final album that served as a closing chapter to their recording career. The record captured previously unreleased material and new songs, preserving Shattuck’s voice and songwriting for listeners who had followed the band for decades.

Complete List Of The Muffs Songs From A to Z

A Little Luxury – Really Really Happy – 2004
A Lovely Day Boo Hoo – No Holiday – 2019
Agony – Blonder and Blonder – 1995
All Blue Baby – Happy Birthday to Me – 1997
All for Nothing – The Muffs – 1993
And I Go Pow – Really Really Happy – 2004
Another Day – The Muffs – 1993
Another Ugly Face – Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow – 1999
Baby Go Round – The Muffs – 1993
Because You’re Sad – Whoop Dee Doo – 2014
The Best – No Holiday – 2019
The Best Time Around – Happy Birthday to Me – 1997
Better Than Me – The Muffs – 1993
Big Mouth – The Muffs – 1993
Blow Your Mind – Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow – 1999
By My Side – Really Really Happy – 2004
Cheezy – Whoop Dee Doo – 2014
Clown – Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow – 1999
Crush Me – Happy Birthday to Me – 1997
Dear Liar Love Me – Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow – 1999
Don’t Pick On Me – Really Really Happy – 2004
Don’t Waste Another Day – The Muffs – 1993
Down Down Down – No Holiday – 2019
Earth Below Me – No Holiday – 2019
End It All – Blonder and Blonder – 1995
Ethyl My Love – Blonder and Blonder – 1995
Every Single Thing – The Muffs – 1993
Everybody Loves You – Really Really Happy – 2004
Everywhere I Go – The Muffs – 1993
Eye to Eye – The Muffs – 1993
Fancy Girl – Really Really Happy – 2004
Forget the Day – Whoop Dee Doo – 2014
Forever – Whoop Dee Doo – 2014
Freak Out – Really Really Happy – 2004
From Your Girl – The Muffs – 1993
Funny Face – Blonder and Blonder – 1995
Happier Just Being with You – No Holiday – 2019
Honeymoon – Happy Birthday to Me – 1997
How I Pass The Time – Really Really Happy – 2004
I Get It – Whoop Dee Doo – 2014
I Hate Gym – Really Really Happy – 2004
I Need a Face – Blonder and Blonder – 1995
I Need You – The Muffs – 1993
I Wish That I Could Be You – Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow – 1999
I’m a Dick – Happy Birthday to Me – 1997
I’m Confused – Blonder and Blonder – 1995
I’m Here I’m Not – Really Really Happy – 2004
I’m Not Around – Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow – 1999
In – Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow – 1999
Insane – No Holiday – 2019
Is It All Okay? – Happy Birthday to Me – 1997
Jack Champagne – Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow – 1999
Just a Game – Blonder and Blonder – 1995
Just The Beginning – Really Really Happy – 2004
Keep Holding Me – Happy Birthday to Me – 1997
The Kids Have Gone Away – No Holiday – 2019
Late and Sorry – No Holiday – 2019
Lay Down – Whoop Dee Doo – 2014
Laying on a Bed of Roses – Blonder and Blonder – 1995
Like You Don’t See Me – Whoop Dee Doo – 2014
Lucky Charm – No Holiday – 2019
Lucky Guy – The Muffs – 1993
My Awful Dream – Really Really Happy – 2004
My Crazy Afternoon – Happy Birthday to Me – 1997
My Imagination – Really Really Happy – 2004
My Lucky Day – Really Really Happy – 2004
My Whore – Really Really Happy – 2004
No Holiday – No Holiday – 2019
North Pole – The Muffs – 1993
Not Like Me – The Muffs – 1993
Nothing – Happy Birthday to Me – 1997
Numb – Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow – 1999
Oh Nina – Blonder and Blonder – 1995
Oh Poor You – Really Really Happy – 2004
On and On – Blonder and Blonder – 1995
On My Own – No Holiday – 2019
Outer Space – Happy Birthday to Me – 1997
Paint by Numbers – Whoop Dee Doo – 2014
Pennywhore – Happy Birthday to Me – 1997
Pollyanna – No Holiday – 2019
Prettier Than Me – Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow – 1999
Really Really Happy – Really Really Happy – 2004
Red Eyed Troll – Blonder and Blonder – 1995
Room with No View – Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow – 1999
Sad Tomorrow – Blonder and Blonder – 1995
Saying Goodbye – The Muffs – 1993
Sick of This Old World – No Holiday – 2019
Silly People – Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow – 1999
Sky – No Holiday – 2019
Slow – Really Really Happy – 2004
Something Inside – Really Really Happy – 2004
Stupid Jerk – The Muffs – 1993
Take a Take a Me – Whoop Dee Doo – 2014
That Awful Man – Happy Birthday to Me – 1997
That’s for Me – No Holiday – 2019
The Story Of Me – Really Really Happy – 2004
The Whole World – Really Really Happy – 2004
To That Funny Place – No Holiday – 2019
Too Awake – No Holiday – 2019
Uh Oh – Really Really Happy – 2004
Under The Covers In Jammies – Really Really Happy – 2004
Up and Down Around – Whoop Dee Doo – 2014
Upside Down – Happy Birthday to Me – 1997
Weird Boy Next Door – Whoop Dee Doo – 2014
What You’ve Done – Blonder and Blonder – 1995
Where Did I Go Wrong – Whoop Dee Doo – 2014
Where Only I Could Go – Happy Birthday to Me – 1997
Won’t Come Out to Play – Blonder and Blonder – 1995
You and Your Parrot – Happy Birthday to Me – 1997
You Talk and You Talk – No Holiday – 2019
Your Kiss – Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow – 1999

Albums

The Muffs (1993): 16 songs

Blonder and Blonder (1995): 14 songs

Happy Birthday to Me (1997): 15 songs

Happy Birthday To Me by Muffs (1997) Audio CD

Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow (1999): 13 songs

Really Really Happy (2004): 23 songs

Whoop Dee Doo (2014): 12 songs

No Holiday (2019): 18 songs

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