RARE OOP Toadies "Rubberneck" VINYL LP (Possum Kingdom)
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You are bidding on a very rare VINYL record. The cover and the record itself are both in excellent condition. Most of my vinyl has not been played in over 10 years. This LP is very hard to find. Don't miss out. Feel free to ask any questions before bidding. THANKS, AND PLEASE CHECK OUT MY OTHER AUCTIONS! SHIPPING: $3.50 USPS "Media Mail". If you would prefer USPS "Priority Mail" instead PLEASE email/contact me. For OVERSEAS shipping is $12.00 international first class (Canada is $6.00 international first class).
And YES! I can definitely combine items to reduce shipping costs. Just email me :) ARTIST: Toadies
TITLE: Rubberneck LABEL: Interscope Records (1996) FORMAT: Vinyl CATALOG: 92402-1
INCLUDES THE MEGA-HIT "POSSUM KINGDOM"!!!
TRACK LISTING Side 1 Mexican Hairless Mister Love Backslider Possum Kingdom Quitter Away Side 2 I Come From The Water Tyler Happyface Velvet I Burn
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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