Primus Played My Name Is Mud… and Got Hit With It My Name Is Mud – Primus (1994, Live at Woodstock ’94) Mid-set, the band launches into My Name Is Mud. Crowd’s already wild—but when the song drops, people start throwing mud. Les Claypool pauses mid-performance and tells them to cool it: “The song’s called My Name Is Mud, but keep the mud to yourselves.” It happened during Primus’s August 13 set at Woodstock ’94. They were touring Pork Soda at the time, with a top 10 album and full momentum. The

My name is Mud Not to be confused with Bill or Jack or Pete or Dennis My name is mud and it's always been 'Cause I'm the most boring sons-a-bitch you've ever seen | Kerrang!

PRIMUS My Name Is Mud Live from MTV's Haunted House Party 1993 | The YEAR Grunge BROKE

PRIMUS - My Name Is Mud - ON THIS DAY, August 13th, 1994, Live at Woodstock '94, Saugerties, New York. The band had to stop during the performance of My Name Is Mud, due to the audience taking things too literally and pelting the band and stage with a hail of moist sods. | The YEAR Grunge BROKE

Most Disturbing Song of the ’90s “My Name Is Mud” – Primus (1993, Official Music Video) Released as the lead single from Pork Soda, “My Name Is Mud” marked a darker turn for Primus both musically and visually. The album was recorded in the band’s San Rafael warehouse using ADAT digital tape, with Les Claypool, Larry LaLonde, and Tim Alexander self-producing a more abrasive, groove-heavy sound rooted in discomfort, satire, and precision. The video, directed by Mark Kohr, features Claypool in char