Let's Welcome the Circus People

Let's Welcome the Circus People is third album solo by Guided by Voices member Tobin Sprout released in 1999.[1]

Let's Welcome the Circus People
Studio album by
Tobin Sprout
Released1999
GenreIndie, Lo-fi
LabelRecordhead
Tobin Sprout chronology
Moonflower Plastic
(1997)		 Let's Welcome the Circus People
(1999)		 Lost Planets & Phantom Voices
(2003)

Track listing
  1. "Smokey Joe's Perfect Hair" – 3.40
  2. "Digging Up Wooden Teeth" – 3.57
  3. "Mayhem Stone" – 2.23
  4. "And So On" – 2.03
  5. "Making A Garden" – 2.49
  6. "Vertical Insect (The Lights Are On)" – 2.22
  7. "Maid To Order" – 3.56
  8. "Liquor Bag" – 2.47
  9. "Who's Adolescence" – 2.08
  10. "Lucifer's Flaming Hour" – 3.25
  11. "100% Delay" – 2.29
  12. "And Then The Crowd Showed Up" – 3.05
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References
  1. Tobin Sprout at Discogs
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