Mudhoney Live 6/13/97 * EMP - The Experience Museum Grounds. Seattle, WA

Mudhoney Live 6/13/97 * EMP - The Experience Museum Grounds. Seattle, WA - INCOMPLETE

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Mudhoney Live - 6/13/97 - EMP The Experience Museum Grounds. Seattle, WA - INCOMPLETE -
NOTES: 6/13/97 The Experience Museum Grounds. Seattle, WA (15 min)
Supported By: The Kingsmen
Supporting: The President of the United States of America
Set: You Got it, Real Low Vibe, Poisoned Water
Encore: Louie Louie (At the Very End; Steve w/Paul Allen, The Presidents, and the Kingsmen)
Notes: This was the groundbreaking celebration for the Experience Music Project Museum. Before the performances, people such as (the founder of the project and Microsoft co-founder) Paul Allen and (Mayor of Seattle) Norm Rice spoke. The show was hosted by current trendy D.J. Marco Collins, and the trendiest D.J. of the 1960's, Pat O'Dea, who together managed to be incredibly annoying. They kept hinting at the not-so-"secret" encore, which was painfully obvious after The Kingsmen finished their set, because Louie, Louie is their signature song, and they didn't perform it. Mark, Dan, and Matt were asked to join in "Louie, Louie", but refused because, in Mark's words, "A 'Louie, Louie' jam is kind of lame." For his own part, Steve defended his actions by saying, "I've danced with the Devil enough times. I might as well play Louie, Louie with him". Louie, Louie is the un-official state song of Washington, and very nearly was voted the official one a few years back.