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CD Title: Sticks and Stones and Broken Bones
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Category: Hard Rock
Year: 1991
Label: Geffen
Catalog Number: GEFD 24386
Personnel
Brad Circone vocals, guitar, harmonica, and piano
Rick Slik guitars, vocals
Brett Mayo drums, vocals, additional percussion
Greg Bartrom bass, vocals
Tracks
| 1. | Tongue Tied River | |
| 2. | Boys Are Bustin' Bricks | |
| 3. | One Lost Wish | |
| 4. | Something 'Bout the Struggle | |
| 5. | American Mess | |
| 6. | Happy | |
| 7. | Never Enough | |
| 8. | Color Blind | |
| 9. | Sweet Misery | |
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Existing comments about this CD
| From: TIM |
Date: May 27, 2002 at 13:39 |
| This one is really bad.
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| From: Troy |
Date: July 26, 2002 at 10:39 |
| I actually found this recording refreshing compared to the grunge I had to put up with when I discovered it. It really is not that bad and there are some pretty good songs here. I recommend 1, 2, 4-6. Not for everyone, but pretty decent considering some of the stuff being put out right now and in the past 10 years. Still gets regular rotation.
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| From: CurtisLoew |
Date: October 11, 2003 at 18:50 |
| If you ever saw this band live, you would absolutely change your tune. This is one of the most amazing bands I had ever seen. Every song on this disc is great, with a special nod to "Colorblind", "Happy", "Never Enough" and especially, "Boys Are Bustin' Bricks."
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| From: john g |
Date: January 17, 2004 at 18:25 |
| Agree with Curtis on this one. I saw this band in Manchester, England, one rainy winters night and was totally blown away. I must have been to hundreds of gigs in my time and this one was up there in the top two or three. Absolutely awesome passion and commitment to the music. The first album, 'The Price Of Progression' gives a much better idea of just what this band were capable of.
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| From: Fat Freddy |
Date: January 17, 2004 at 19:19 |
Wow... this one brings back memories. I saw the Toll open for the Ramones back in 1991 at a nightclub in Spring Valley, NY. They were unannounced, I guess they were added to the bill late, so I had no idea who they were, but they blew me away! I can still hum the chorus of "American Mess" to this day. Too bad my cassette copy of this album is long lost and it seems to be tuff to find on CD these days. 
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| From: Greg |
Date: April 21, 2004 at 20:54 |
| Freddy or john g...I was the Toll's bassist. If you need copies of anything, feel free to email me at fotobass@yahoo.com. John, the Manchester gig was Edwards #8, right? I can't remember the name of the club for sure, but I remember a great response from a smallish crowd.
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| From: tom ez |
Date: November 15, 2004 at 1:44 |
| yeah, there was nothing like this band live. something bout the struggle beats any john cougar type song of the day.
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