Tup (album)
Tup is the second studio album by the alternative metal band Loppybogymi.
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Studio album by | |
Released | June 1, 1993 |
Recorded | January 30-31, 1993 |
Genre | Alternative metal |
Length | Original: 54:28 Re-issue: 01:19:02 |
Label | Toe Tag, T-Bones Records |
Track listing[1]
- "Debts and Grudges"
- "Learn"
- "Thrasher Bass"
- "Sizzleteeth"
- "Kalimba"
- "Bongo Dick"
- "All in the Destroyed Family"
- "The Nibbler"
- "Orson"
- "Middleworld"
- "Underdogs"
- "Crater, 6:02 AM"
- "Love of Pete"
Remastered Re-issue
The album was remastered and released in 2002. Two songs were added.
- "Debts and Grudges"
- "Learn"
- "Thrasher Bass"
- "Sizzleteeth"
- "Kalimba"
- "Bongo Dick"
- "All in the Destroyed Family"
- "The Nibbler"
- "Orson"
- "Middleworld"
- "Underdogs"
- "Crater, 6:02 AM"
- "Love of Pete"
- "Run"
- "Social Retard"
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References
- "Album Info: Tup". allmusic. Retrieved 2014-10-08.
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