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- | Artist : Toadies |
- | Album : No Deliverance-(Advance) |
- | Bitrate : VBR kbps |
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- | Label : Kirtland Records |
- | Year : 2008 |
- | Genre : Rock |
- | Rip date : Aug-07-2008 |
- | Store date : Aug-19-2008 |
- | Size : 59,8 MB |
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- |Track Listing: |
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- | 01 - So Long Lovely Eyes 03:51 |
- | 02 - Nothing To Cry About 03:14 |
- | 03 - No Deliverance 03:44 |
- | 04 - I Am A Man Of Stone 04:22 |
- | 05 - Song I Hate 03:42 |
- | 06 - Flower 04:25 |
- | 07 - Hell In High Water 03:58 |
- | 08 - Don't Go My Way 03:51 |
- | 09 - One More 04:44 |
- | 10 - I Want Your Love 02:16 |
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- | 38:07 min |
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- | Enjoy! |
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- | The Fort Worth, TX, alternative rock four-piece called the Toadies |
- | formed in 1990 and trudged throughout the grunge-punk revival of the |
- | early '90s playing shows and issuing homemade tapes. Three years later |
- | Pleather was picked up by Grass/Interscope, but it wasn't until 1995 |
- | when the band scored big with their single "Possum Kingdom" from their |
- | mainstream breakthrough Rubberneck. Frontman Todd Lewis' angry vocals |
- | were fitting for the post-grunge scene swirling into a loop during that |
- | time and tours with Bush, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and the Butthole |
- | Surfers were motivating; however, the Toadies vanished. Lewis, bassist |
- | Lisa Umbarger, drummer Mark Reznicek, and guitarist Darrell Herbert |
- | basically took a break during the latter part of the decade. Herbert |
- | left prior to the new millennium and was replaced by Clark Vogeler and a |
- | new maturation within the band took place. By 2001, the Toadies had a |
- | riveting and fresh new sound captured on the long-awaited sophomore |
- | effort, Hell Below Stars Above. Before the year's end, however, the |
- | group had disbanded, the end officially marked by the appearance of Best |
- | of the Toadies: Live From Paradise in the fall of 2002. |
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