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Formed in 1989 in Topeka, Kansas, Vitreous Humor was best known as the flagship band on the Crank! Record label out of Santa Monica, California. They released two 7-inch records, one EP, and, after their dissolution, one full-length album of singles, demos, and live tracks during their time with Crank! They shared stages with bands such as Archers of Loaf, Urge Overkill, Everclear, and The Get Up Kids, and their songs have been covered by bands such as The Get Up Kids and Nada Surf. Vitreous Humor is often spoken of as one of the progenitors of the "emo" movement, but their style and sound never fit neatly into any category. Their sound evolved over the seven-year lifespan of the band from melodic, guitar heavy indie-rock/pop, to a more dissonant, angular, and aggressive attack later on. Vinyl LP reissue of the long out of print first and final 1998 LP remastered by Bob Weston and featuring rarities not featured on the original release!
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12.1 x 12.1 x 0.4 inches; 2.4 ounces
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Nitnreaply anfull length but a collection and gatherings of the bands unreleased songs with there boys life split. It is missing there compilation off Dont forget to breathe. I believe that song couldve been added here. It also has a song from the regrets which is wierd since vitreous humor was a seperate band from the regrets most were the same members but still wierd since it would be a song from the regrets not vitreous humor. These were the last songs even for the regrets. So if you liked the bands ep. This may sound a tiny different but it is still worth checking.
I've been a Vitreous Humor fan for decades. They're from my area so I got to see them perform live in little dive bars numerous times. This album is very consistent to everything else they've done. Well worth the price.
i know someone who has (i think) all of their albums - including old tapes - he got me into them - though he may have worn out "why are you so mean to me" for me! their songs have lots of variety (something i value in an album) and wacky, catchy lyrics (witness "science has no soul"). i would recommend this to anyone who enjoys alternative rock/lots of bass (listen to the clips, although not sure the selections do their songs justice). i am also surprised that they were never picked up by a major label.
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