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P.S. (A Toad Retrospective) (CD)

By: Toad The Wet Sprocket (Artist)


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DISC 1 for P.S. (A Toad Retrospective) (CD) Album By Toad The Wet Sprocket (Artist)
1   P.S. - (new version)
2   Come Down
3   All I Want - (remix)
4   Something's Always Wrong - (edit)
5   Good Intentions
6   Crazy Life
7   Come Back Down
8   Walk On The Ocean
9   Fall Down
10   I Will Not Take These Things For Granted
11   Way Away
12   Jam - (non-album version)
13   Hold Her Down - (remix)
14   Whatever I Fear
15   Eyes Open Wide - (previously unreleased)
16   Silo Lullabye - (previously unreleased)
 


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Title Note

Additional personnel includes: Rob Taylor (guitar); Van Vinikow, Sid Page, Joel Derovin, Armen Garabedian, Tiffany Hu (violin); James Ross, John Scanton (viola); Peter Lenz, Suzie Katayama, Dane Little (cello); Dave Stone (bass); Frank Machia (programming).

Producers include: Brad Nack, Bruce Winter, Toad The Wet Sprocket, Gavin MacKillop, Marvin Etzioni.

Toad came to prominence in the early-'90s, heavily influenced by the jangly alt-rock sound of early R.E.M. In retrospect, the band can be seen as something of a prototype for the alternative-tinged folk-rock renaissance that occured later in the decade with the Counting Crows and lesser groups like Tonic and Third Eye Blind. Toad The Wet Sprocket represented the friendliest possible face of '90s alt-rock, its sound full of feathery harmonies and sunny melodies.

The more pastoral side of the group's sound is exemplified by the breezy "Walk on the Ocean," with its acoustic strumming and languid fretless bass. Contrary to popular myth however, Toad was always capable of shading its style with subtle darkness. "Hold Her Down" (presented here in a remixed version) is an unsettling tale of sexual abuse, and "Fall Down" is a terse, angular rocker. "All I Want" is Toad at its best, a transcendent midtempo tune full of achingly beautiful harmonies, soulful lyricism, and a gentle thoughtfulness clearly at odds with the contemporaneous grunge bands to which Toad existed as a viable alternative.



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