| 1. Jimmy Olsen's Blues |
| 2. What Time Is It? |
| 3. Little Miss Can't Be Wrong |
| 4. Forty or Fifty |
| 5. Refrigerator Car |
| 6. More Than She Knows |
| 7. Two Princes |
| 8. Off My Line |
| 9. How Could You Want Him (When You Know You Could Have Me?) |
| 10. Shinbone Alley/Hard to Exist |
Editorial Reviews
As a jam band in the vein of Blues Traveler and Phish, Spin Doctors built a grassroots following by playing anywhere and everywhere. After a live EP caught their early potential, they released this uncharacteristically tight debut album. Featuring several hits that could have appeared on a Steve Miller Band album, Kryptonite became an immediate frat-rock favorite. Thanks to a spotless production, the tight groove of "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong," "Two Princes," and "Jimmy Olsen's Blues" immediately connected with audiences who seemed to find singer Chris Barron's hapless hippie lyrics and goofy grin a winning combination. --Rob O'Connor
Product Description
Reissue of their 1991 album. Includes 3 live previously unreleased bonus tracks, 'Yo Mamas A Pajama', 'Sweet Widow' & 'Stepped On A Crack'. --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.
Pocket Full of Kryptonite,Spin Doctors,Sony,Alternative Pop/Rock,American Trad Rock,Jam Bands,Pop,Pop/Rock,Popular Music,Rock
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Pocket Full of Kryptonite
Spin Doctors Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000027L0 Release Date: 1991-08-27 |
Tracks:
- Jimmy Olsen's Blues
- What Time Is It?
- Little Miss Can't Be Wrong
- Forty Or Fifty
- Refrigerator Car
- More Than She Knows
- Two Princes
- Off My Line
- How Could You Want Him (When You Know You Could Have Me?)
- Shinbone Alley/Hard To Exist
Amazon.com
As a jam band in the vein of Blues Traveler and Phish, Spin Doctors built a grassroots following by playing anywhere and everywhere. After a live EP caught their early potential, they released this uncharacteristically tight debut album. Featuring several hits that could have appeared on a Steve Miller Band album, Kryptonite became an immediate frat-rock favorite. Thanks to a spotless production, the tight groove of "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong," "Two Princes," and "Jimmy Olsen's Blues" immediately connected with audiences who seemed to find singer Chris Barron's hapless hippie lyrics and goofy grin a winning combination. --Rob O'ConnorAlbum Description
Reissue of their 1991 album. Includes 3 live previously unreleased bonus tracks, 'Yo Mamas A Pajama', 'Sweet Widow' & 'Stepped On A Crack'.Customer Reviews:
Still groovy after all this time!.......2007-04-11
I think the Spin Doctors guy has a beard now.......2006-05-05
So in the spirit of fairness, I'll give Pocket Full of Kryptonite the rating I would have given it in 1991: Five Freakin' Stars, man! Rock on, Spin Docs!
Even Superman Would Like This Album.......2006-01-22
In all honesty The Spin Doctors, with this their debut album, delivered so much more to hang on to and stick with than, say, Cold Play today. There's not a dud cut from beginning to end, and seven or eight cuts are simply top notch creations.
I know The Doctors were not able to continue at this level, but this one album alone was practically an entire career.
Great Debut Album but Needs Remastering!.......2006-01-19
BEST 4 Bucks I ever Spent on a CD!!!.......2005-10-25
The exception is "Two Princes" from the Spins...followed by of course, their Little Miss Can't Be Wrong double hit off of this quite amazing album. I even remember seeing them play a little later on SNL performing before 2P was even a hit.
Having memorized these songs since that age & never being able to successfully shake them from my memory, I found the album mint for $3.99, and was straight blown away (as both a drummer and a singer personally, as well as a major guitar afficianado) by the quality of this recording and the incredible musicianship of this band.
'Refrigerator Car' and 'Shinbone...' are standout hits in the rock drumming arena, as well as '40 or 50' for its intricate work. Hearing them later cover to near flawless perfection 'Spanish Castle Magic' on the Stone Free Hendrix tribute disc further respawned my interest in this unique band that has not only remained together despite their 2-hit wonder status, but also released a full new album for '05 and are back into extensive touring.
This CD is not just held together, but exemplified for its completeness in repeatible listening sessions cover-to-cover with seriously only about 1 or 2 weak tracks at the very most, which even then are still tolerable, and by no means bad, just not as great of high-point-hook-laden, catchy Sing-along tight-jam-rock of the rest of the disc.
Major Props to this band for letting me on stage to surprise the poop out of my fiance (not literally) by allowing me to propose to her in front of the audience right after dedicating the chorus of '2 Princes' to her before slipping the ring on her finger! Their hospitality to allow me to pull that off, and post-show chatting is almost unmatched in a band of such talented musical stature. A must see live, but don't go w/out first knowing this album like the back of your hand...you'll appreciate their performance all the more, trust me!
Highly recommended, especially for the current price!
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Pocket Full of Kryptonite
Spin Doctors Manufacturer: Alex ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000025NSN Release Date: 2003-12-02 |
Tracks:
- Jimmy Olsens Blues
- What Time Is It
- Little Miss Cant Be Wrong
- Forty Or Fifty
- Refrigerator Car
- More Than She Knows
- Two Princes
- Off My Line
- How Could You Want Him (When You Could Have Me)
- Shinbone Alley Hard To Exist
- Yo Mamas A Pajama (Bonus Track)
- Sweet Widow (Bonus Track)
- Stepped On A Crack (Bonus Track)
Amazon.com
As a jam band in the vein of Blues Traveler and Phish, Spin Doctors built a grassroots following by playing anywhere and everywhere. After a live EP caught their early potential, they released this uncharacteristically tight debut album. Featuring several hits that could have appeared on a Steve Miller Band album, Kryptonite became an immediate frat-rock favorite. Thanks to a spotless production, the tight groove of "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong," "Two Princes," and "Jimmy Olsen's Blues" immediately connected with audiences who seemed to find singer Chris Barron's hapless hippie lyrics and goofy grin a winning combination. --Rob O'ConnorAlbum Description
Reissue of their 1991 album. Includes 3 live previously unreleased bonus tracks, 'Yo Mamas A Pajama', 'Sweet Widow' & 'Stepped On A Crack'.Customer Reviews:
Still groovy after all this time!.......2007-04-11
I think the Spin Doctors guy has a beard now.......2006-05-05
So in the spirit of fairness, I'll give Pocket Full of Kryptonite the rating I would have given it in 1991: Five Freakin' Stars, man! Rock on, Spin Docs!
Even Superman Would Like This Album.......2006-01-22
In all honesty The Spin Doctors, with this their debut album, delivered so much more to hang on to and stick with than, say, Cold Play today. There's not a dud cut from beginning to end, and seven or eight cuts are simply top notch creations.
I know The Doctors were not able to continue at this level, but this one album alone was practically an entire career.
Great Debut Album but Needs Remastering!.......2006-01-19
BEST 4 Bucks I ever Spent on a CD!!!.......2005-10-25
The exception is "Two Princes" from the Spins...followed by of course, their Little Miss Can't Be Wrong double hit off of this quite amazing album. I even remember seeing them play a little later on SNL performing before 2P was even a hit.
Having memorized these songs since that age & never being able to successfully shake them from my memory, I found the album mint for $3.99, and was straight blown away (as both a drummer and a singer personally, as well as a major guitar afficianado) by the quality of this recording and the incredible musicianship of this band.
'Refrigerator Car' and 'Shinbone...' are standout hits in the rock drumming arena, as well as '40 or 50' for its intricate work. Hearing them later cover to near flawless perfection 'Spanish Castle Magic' on the Stone Free Hendrix tribute disc further respawned my interest in this unique band that has not only remained together despite their 2-hit wonder status, but also released a full new album for '05 and are back into extensive touring.
This CD is not just held together, but exemplified for its completeness in repeatible listening sessions cover-to-cover with seriously only about 1 or 2 weak tracks at the very most, which even then are still tolerable, and by no means bad, just not as great of high-point-hook-laden, catchy Sing-along tight-jam-rock of the rest of the disc.
Major Props to this band for letting me on stage to surprise the poop out of my fiance (not literally) by allowing me to propose to her in front of the audience right after dedicating the chorus of '2 Princes' to her before slipping the ring on her finger! Their hospitality to allow me to pull that off, and post-show chatting is almost unmatched in a band of such talented musical stature. A must see live, but don't go w/out first knowing this album like the back of your hand...you'll appreciate their performance all the more, trust me!
Highly recommended, especially for the current price!
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Pocket Full Of Kryptonite
Spin Doctors Manufacturer: Epic ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00015TVEA |
Customer Reviews:
TRACK LIST.......2007-01-08
1. Jimmy Olsen's Blues
2. What Time Is It?
3. Little Miss Can't Be Wrong
4. Forty Or Fifty
5. Refrigerator Car
6. More Than She Knows
7. Two Princes
8. Off My Line
9. How Could You Want Him (When You Know You Could Have Me?)
10. Shinbone Alley / Hard To Exist
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Pocket Full of Kryptonite/Homebelly Groove...Live
Spin Doctors Manufacturer: Alex ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00005Q0QI Release Date: 1993-10-18 |
Tracks:
- What Time Is It?
- What Time Is It?/Off My Line [Live]
- Shinbone Alley
Rock Music:
