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Contents • • • • • • • Recording [ ] Fountains of Wayne was recorded when the band was just a duo, before the recruitment of drummer and guitarist to the band. (Young and Porter are listed as bandmembers on later reissues of the record, but not on the original release.) Collingwood and Schlesinger provide all the instrumentation on the recording, except for the bass guitar parts, which were performed by guest bassist, ex.

Schlesinger and Porter had also been members of The Belltower, and Weinkauf later played with before joining. Dominique Durand of the band, of which Schlesinger is also a member, provided backing vocals on 'Survival Car'. Written over a period of years as outlets to make each other laugh through inside jokes and references to suburban life in and, the songs on the album were recorded in five days. Cover [ ] The album's cover photo of a little boy clutching a rabbit and posing like a superhero was shot. It was also used for the album cover of Plastic Jewels by the UK band Flamingoes, which came out in the US two weeks before this album. Release [ ] Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating B A− 8.9/10 The album was met with moderate commercial success and favorable reviews. Songs from it were featured on program.

A reissue of the vinyl was released on Yep Roc records. Track listing [ ] All tracks written by and. Title Length 1. 'Joe Rey' 2:40 4. 'She's Got a Problem' 3:26 5.

'Sick Day' 4:33 8. 'I've Got a Flair' 2:52 9. 'Leave the Biker' 2:42 10.

'You Curse at Girls' 2:05 11. 'Please Don't Rock Me Tonight' 2:50 12. 'Everything's Ruined' 2:44 Credits [ ] • –,, • – vocals, guitar, keyboards, • – • – on 'Survival Car' • Engineered by Gary Maurer & Eric Tew • Mastered by Greg Calbi • Produced by Adam Schlesinger • Recorded in January and April 1996 at The Place, New York City • Mixed by Chris Shaw at Greene Street Recording, New York City, June 1996 (except 'Sink to the Bottom') • 'Sink to the Bottom' mixed by Adam Schlesinger and Gary Maurer • Mastered at, New York City References [ ]. Retrieved August 22, 2011.

Tmbw.net (They Might Be Giants knowledge base). Retrieved August 22, 2011. Retrieved 2012-10-24. • Abebe, Nitsuh.. Retrieved July 3, 2015. Vivint default installer code. • (November 15, 1996)..

Retrieved July 3, 2015. (5th concise ed.)..

• Flaherty, Mike (November 1, 1996).. Retrieved July 3, 2015. • (August 19, 2011).. Retrieved May 5, 2016. • Schreiber, Ryan.. Archived from on December 24, 2007.

Retrieved July 3, 2015. • 'Fountains of Wayne: Fountains of Wayne'. • Pearlman, Nina (2004).

'Fountains of Wayne'. In Brackett, Nathan; Hoard, Christian.. External links [ ] • at (streamed copy where licensed).

Although didn't enjoy mainstream attention until the release of 'Stacy's Mom' in 2003, the band had already established itself as one of America's strongest power pop acts. Based in New Jersey, the group first appeared in 1996 with a mix of British-influenced pop songs, lo-fi production, and wry lyrics about dead-end jobs and biker boyfriends. Expanded their lineup and polished up their sound during the following years, eventually hitting gold with 2003's. While that album proved to be something of a fluke success, the band continued releasing well-crafted records throughout the subsequent years. Meanwhile, co-founder enjoyed a separate career as a producer and ghostwriter for other artists. First crossed paths with in 1986, while both were studying at Massachusetts' Williams College. Sharing a mutual affection for melodic British pop, the two formed a series of short-lived bands before recording an LP under the name.

The duo split up after legal hassles blocked the album's release, with resurfacing as part of the indie pop band and joining a Boston-based country group named the Mercy Buckets. The two musicians eventually reunited in 1996 as, christening their band after a lawn ornament store in Wayne, NJ. Atlantic Records released the duo's self-titled LP that same year, and helped create some more buzz by authoring the title song to the movie That Thing You Do!

Fountains of Wayne - Official Website. Out-of-State Plates: Disc 1. Number 45 Sunblock comments; Maureen lyrics buy; California Sex Lawyer. Fountains of Wayne by Fountains of Wayne (1996) Audio CD - Amazon.com Music.

Contents • • • • • • • Recording [ ] Fountains of Wayne was recorded when the band was just a duo, before the recruitment of drummer and guitarist to the band. (Young and Porter are listed as bandmembers on later reissues of the record, but not on the original release.) Collingwood and Schlesinger provide all the instrumentation on the recording, except for the bass guitar parts, which were performed by guest bassist, ex.

Schlesinger and Porter had also been members of The Belltower, and Weinkauf later played with before joining. Dominique Durand of the band, of which Schlesinger is also a member, provided backing vocals on 'Survival Car'. Written over a period of years as outlets to make each other laugh through inside jokes and references to suburban life in and, the songs on the album were recorded in five days. Cover [ ] The album's cover photo of a little boy clutching a rabbit and posing like a superhero was shot. It was also used for the album cover of Plastic Jewels by the UK band Flamingoes, which came out in the US two weeks before this album. Release [ ] Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating B A− 8.9/10 The album was met with moderate commercial success and favorable reviews. Songs from it were featured on program.

A reissue of the vinyl was released on Yep Roc records. Track listing [ ] All tracks written by and. Title Length 1. 'Joe Rey' 2:40 4. 'She's Got a Problem' 3:26 5.

'Sick Day' 4:33 8. 'I've Got a Flair' 2:52 9. 'Leave the Biker' 2:42 10.

'You Curse at Girls' 2:05 11. 'Please Don't Rock Me Tonight' 2:50 12. 'Everything's Ruined' 2:44 Credits [ ] • –,, • – vocals, guitar, keyboards, • – • – on 'Survival Car' • Engineered by Gary Maurer & Eric Tew • Mastered by Greg Calbi • Produced by Adam Schlesinger • Recorded in January and April 1996 at The Place, New York City • Mixed by Chris Shaw at Greene Street Recording, New York City, June 1996 (except 'Sink to the Bottom') • 'Sink to the Bottom' mixed by Adam Schlesinger and Gary Maurer • Mastered at, New York City References [ ]. Retrieved August 22, 2011.

Tmbw.net (They Might Be Giants knowledge base). Retrieved August 22, 2011. Retrieved 2012-10-24. • Abebe, Nitsuh.. Retrieved July 3, 2015. Vivint default installer code. • (November 15, 1996)..

Retrieved July 3, 2015. (5th concise ed.)..

• Flaherty, Mike (November 1, 1996).. Retrieved July 3, 2015. • (August 19, 2011).. Retrieved May 5, 2016. • Schreiber, Ryan.. Archived from on December 24, 2007.

Retrieved July 3, 2015. • 'Fountains of Wayne: Fountains of Wayne'. • Pearlman, Nina (2004).

'Fountains of Wayne'. In Brackett, Nathan; Hoard, Christian.. External links [ ] • at (streamed copy where licensed).

Although didn't enjoy mainstream attention until the release of 'Stacy's Mom' in 2003, the band had already established itself as one of America's strongest power pop acts. Based in New Jersey, the group first appeared in 1996 with a mix of British-influenced pop songs, lo-fi production, and wry lyrics about dead-end jobs and biker boyfriends. Expanded their lineup and polished up their sound during the following years, eventually hitting gold with 2003's. While that album proved to be something of a fluke success, the band continued releasing well-crafted records throughout the subsequent years. Meanwhile, co-founder enjoyed a separate career as a producer and ghostwriter for other artists. First crossed paths with in 1986, while both were studying at Massachusetts' Williams College. Sharing a mutual affection for melodic British pop, the two formed a series of short-lived bands before recording an LP under the name.

The duo split up after legal hassles blocked the album's release, with resurfacing as part of the indie pop band and joining a Boston-based country group named the Mercy Buckets. The two musicians eventually reunited in 1996 as, christening their band after a lawn ornament store in Wayne, NJ. Atlantic Records released the duo's self-titled LP that same year, and helped create some more buzz by authoring the title song to the movie That Thing You Do!