Sponge - New Pop Sunday (Can) [CD]
Sponge - New Pop Sunday (Can) [CD]
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Sponge's 1994 debut album, Rotting Pinata, sold over a million copies driven by the killer singles "Plowed," "Molly" and "Rainin'." Since then, the band has garnered a fan base of impressive proportions, while fostering loyalty at rock radio and retail. For New Pop Sunday, the band reunited with the producer of their platinum debut to deliver a mix of virtuoso playing and stinging lyrics sure to take Sponge to the next level. 1st single: "Live Here Without You."
Tracklist:
- My Lackluster Love
- Pollyanna
- Live Here Without You
- 1000 Times
- All American World
- Radio Prayer Line
- New Pop Sunday
- Planet Girls
- When You're On Fire Baby, Roll
- Disconnected
- Lucky
UPC: 639857803825
Label: Beyond Records
Release Date: 4.13.99
Format: CD
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