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Toadies - Rubberneck FLAC album

Toadies - Rubberneck FLAC album

Tracklist

A1 Mexican Hairless
A2 Mister Love
A3 Backslider
A4 Possum Kingdom
A5 Quitter
A6 Away
B1 I Come From The Water
B2 Tyler
B3 Happyface
B4 Velvet
B5 I Burn

Companies, etc.

  • Copyright (c) – Interscope Records
  • Manufactured By – Universal Music Enterprises
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Interscope Records
  • Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-89732
  • Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-89733

Credits

  • Mastered By [Vinyl] – BG*
  • Mixed By – Andy Wallace
  • Producer – Rob Schnapf, Tom Rothrock
  • Remastered By – David McNair*

Notes

20th Anniversary Reissue. Pre-orders were autographed by all (current) members of the band. Includes download card for bonus tracks: Run In With Dad, Stop It, Rockfish, Possum Kingdom (Live) and Tyler (Live).

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 186535000507
  • Matrix / Runout (A Side Runout Etched): KR-83A S-89732 BG
  • Matrix / Runout (B Side Runout Etched): KR-83B S-89733 BG

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
INTD-92402 Toadies Rubberneck ‎(CD, Album) Interscope Records INTD-92402 US 1994
92402-2 Toadies Rubberneck ‎(CD, Album) Interscope Records, Atlantic 92402-2 US 1994
152402-1 Toadies Rubberneck ‎(12", Album, TP) Rainbo Records 152402-1 US 1996
IND 92402 Toadies Rubberneck ‎(CD, Album) Interscope Records, MCA Records IND 92402 Europe 1994
PRCD 5703 Toadies Rubberneck ‎(CD, Album, Promo) Interscope Records PRCD 5703 US 1994

Tracklist

A1 Mexican Hairless
A2 Mister Love
A3 Backslider
A4 Possum Kingdom
A5 Quitter
A6 Away
B1 I Come From The Water
B2 Tyler
B3 Happyface
B4 Velvet
B5 I Burn

Companies, etc.

  • Manufactured By – BMG Entertainment
  • Distributed By – BMG Entertainment

Credits

  • Bass – Liza Umbarger
  • Co-producer – Tom Rothrock
  • Drums – Mark Reznicek
  • Guitar – Darrel Herbert, Todd Lewis
  • Mixed By – Andy Wallace
  • Producer – Rob Schnapf
  • Vocals – Todd Lewis

Notes

(P)&(C) 1994 Interscope Records
Philippine Copyright 1996 by Interscope ,Records Inc.

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
INTD-92402 Toadies Rubberneck ‎(CD, Album) Interscope Records INTD-92402 US 1994
92402-2 Toadies Rubberneck ‎(CD, Album) Interscope Records, Atlantic 92402-2 US 1994
152402-1 Toadies Rubberneck ‎(12", Album, TP) Rainbo Records 152402-1 US 1996
IND 92402 Toadies Rubberneck ‎(CD, Album) Interscope Records, MCA Records IND 92402 Europe 1994
PRCD 5703 Toadies Rubberneck ‎(CD, Album, Promo) Interscope Records PRCD 5703 US 1994


Toadies - Rubberneck FLAC album

Musician performer: Toadies

Title: Rubberneck

Country: US

Date of release: 2014

Style: Alternative Rock

Genre: Rock

Size FLAC: 1915 mb

Rating: 4.8 / 5

Votes: 223

Other Formats: AHX MP3 MP1 AAC ADX AUD MP2

Toadies Alternative Rock 2014 US

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Berenn
AVOID THIS PRESSING.Once again, Gavin Rossdale's Kirtland Records imprint has screwed up a repressing of a great album. This pressing fails to include the printed insert found in all other LP pressings of Rubberneck, rendering the package incomplete. Kirtland is notorious for skimping on album packaging and including incomplete artwork with their reissues, and this is another unfortunate case of them screwing the pooch. It is clear that they are yet another record label attempting to cash in on the vinyl resurgence by offering a bare-bones, poorly curated album package at an exorbitant price.Save your money for an original or an earlier pressing of this classic 90s LP. Kirtland only want your money and care little about the fans or the musicians they're representing with crap packages like this.
Berenn
AVOID THIS PRESSING.Once again, Gavin Rossdale's Kirtland Records imprint has screwed up a repressing of a great album. This pressing fails to include the printed insert found in all other LP pressings of Rubberneck, rendering the package incomplete. Kirtland is notorious for skimping on album packaging and including incomplete artwork with their reissues, and this is another unfortunate case of them screwing the pooch. It is clear that they are yet another record label attempting to cash in on the vinyl resurgence by offering a bare-bones, poorly curated album package at an exorbitant price.Save your money for an original or an earlier pressing of this classic 90s LP. Kirtland only want your money and care little about the fans or the musicians they're representing with crap packages like this.
Tiv
Just so you're aware, Kirtland Records isn't associated with Gavin Rossdale. It's not his label, and the actual owners no longer even own the rights to Bush's back catalog.
Tiv
Just so you're aware, Kirtland Records isn't associated with Gavin Rossdale. It's not his label, and the actual owners no longer even own the rights to Bush's back catalog.
Mustard Forgotten
Murphwmm once again full of s*** here: inserts don't "scratch up the record" because the record is protected by an inner record sleeve. So he must be buying bootleg records without proper record sleeves then? Doesn't surprise me, coming from such a vinyl novice..
Mustard Forgotten
Murphwmm once again full of s*** here: inserts don't "scratch up the record" because the record is protected by an inner record sleeve. So he must be buying bootleg records without proper record sleeves then? Doesn't surprise me, coming from such a vinyl novice..
Flower
I agree that leaving out the insert is pretty lame. However, original pressings of this are upwards of 100 bucks so... fuck that. I'll pay $20 for this insert-less pressing. Also, the sound quality is pretty great on this pressing.
Flower
I agree that leaving out the insert is pretty lame. However, original pressings of this are upwards of 100 bucks so... fuck that. I'll pay $20 for this insert-less pressing. Also, the sound quality is pretty great on this pressing.