This is the first taste of Toad the Wet Sprocket's brand of California-flavored thinking man's pop. Bread and Circus is a collection of songs Toad had worked up over two...
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From the platform of success built by Fear, Toad the Wet Sprocket dove head first into their fourth release, Dulcinea. Without changing the formula too much, they conjured...
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Catchy breakthrough tunes like "Walk On The Ocean" and "All I Want" make for great date music. Excellent harmonies. "I Will Not Take These Things For Granted" is an...
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Not only did Fear yield the Top 40 breakthrough hit "All I Want," but it also marked the emergence of a more refined Toad the Wet Sprocket. A far cry from their jangle pop,...
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As with the band's debut, Bread & Circus, Toad the Wet Sprocket's Pale was recorded virtually live in the studio, a tactic the band would sadly abandon to varying degrees...
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Toad the Wet Sprocket was among the best and most popular of the adult alternative pop/rockers of the early '90s. The band harnessed R.E.M.'s jangle pop, smoothed it out,...
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This CD single was the second released in support of 1994's Dulcinea. In addition to perhaps the most popular song from the LP, the single contains two live songs that were...
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Toad The Wet Sprocket's rarities and B-sides collection In Light Syrup works surprisingly well. instead of sounding like a motley assortment of leftovers, the record forms a...
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Toad the Wet Sprocket was among the best and most popular of the adult alternative pop/rockers of the early '90s. They harnessed R.E.M.'s jangle pop, smoothed it out, and...
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