| Puddle of Mudd | Primary Artist |
| Kenny Aronoff | Drums |
| Tony Battaglia | Guitar |
| Howard Benson | Keyboards |
| Lenny Castro | Percussion |
| Josh Freese | Drums |
| Lee Miles | Guitar |
| Jamie Muhoberac | Keyboards |
| Tim Pierce | Guitar, Electric Guitar |
| Christian Stone | Guitar, Vocals, Group Member |
| Gabe Witcher | Background Vocals |
| Andrew Berlin | Guitar |
| Max Collins | Acoustic Guitar |
| Tony Fagenson | Acoustic Guitar, Percussion, Piano, Bass Guitar, Electric Guitar, Keyboards, Background Vocals |
| Abe Laboriel Jr. | Percussion, Drums |
| Ryan Yerdon | Drums, Group Member |
| Wesley Scantlin | Guitar, Vocals, Group Member |
| Brian Howes | Guitar |
| Christopher Jak | Guitar |
| Xandy Barry | Electric Guitar |
| Douglas John Ardito | Bass, Guitar, Vocals, Group Member |
| Duane Betts | Guitar |
| Josh Frese | Drums |
| Mark Pontius | Drums |
| Tony Battaglia | Composer, Producer, Engineer |
| Howard Benson | Programming, Producer |
| Paul DeCarli | Digital Editing |
| Ted Jensen | Mastering |
| Lee Miles | Engineer |
| Jamie Muhoberac | Programming |
| Shelly Peiken | Composer |
| Jack Joseph Puig | Producer, Executive Producer |
| Bill Stevenson | Composer, Producer, Engineer |
| Kara DioGuardi | Composer, Vocal Producer |
| Mike Plotnikoff | Engineer |
| Sarah Evans | Management |
| Jason Livermore | Producer, Engineer |
| Christian Stone | Composer |
| Tony Bruno | Composer |
| Andrew Berlin | Engineer |
| Peter Katsis | Management |
| Max Collins | Composer, Producer |
| Tony Fagenson | Composer, Programming, Producer, Engineer |
| Tal Herzberg | Engineer |
| Doug Ardito | Composer |
| Wesley Scantlin | Composer |
| Dean Nelson | Engineer |
| Hatsukazu "Hatch" Inagaki | Engineer |
| Brian Howes | Composer, Producer |
| Marc VanGool | Guitar Techician |
| Christopher Jak | Engineer |
| Jon Nicholson | Drum Technician |
| Paul Orescan | Marketing |
| Matt Serrecchio | Engineer |
| Johnny Schou | Engineer |
| Bill McGathy | Management |
| Bryan Coisne | Engineer |
| Chad Goonan | Management |
| Jason "JVP" VanPoederooyen | Engineer |
Anonymous
Posted October 1, 2010
Famous is Puddle of Mudd's comeback. This album is awesome. There is not enough good rock out there now days but Puddle of Mudd is it! This is more on the same level as their first album, much better than their 2nd album Life on Display.
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Posted October 1, 2010
Puddle of Mudd's third album does not disappoint. It is a solid rock record all the way through. Every track is a legitimate single with no filler at all. I would describe the sound as Nirvana and Buckcherry crossed with Bryan Adams. Buy this CD!!!!! You'll be glad you did.
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Posted October 1, 2010
this album rox so wish. i'ma go n' get it u f***ers. haha. makes my head wannna bang up n' down. yeah!!!! -eeyore!!!!!!!
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Puddle of Mudd aren't bragging with the title of their third album, Famous, nor is its title song a self-congratulatory ironic anthem like Nickelback's "Rockstar." No, Puddle of Mudd are literal, sneering at the young Hollywood celebs who are famous for being famous -- read, the holy trinity of Britney/Lindsay/Paris -- spitting out insults over a cleaned-up Nirvana riff, one that's been polished with the assistance of hard rock writer-for-hire Brian Howes, who has penned hits for Hinder and DAUGHTRY. Howes isn't the only new name here -- drummer Greg Upchurch and guitarist Paul Phillips bolted after the 2004 release of Life on Display, replaced by Ryan Yerdon ...