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Track List
01) Lips of Steel
02) A Visit to the Creep Doctor
03) Everyday
04) Barricade
05) Get to Know the Ropes
06) Can't Stop
07) The Drinking Jim Crow
08) Trap Soul Door
09) Common Rebels
10) Long Distance Man
11) I Certainly Hope Not
12) Adverse Wind
01) Lips of Steel
02) A Visit to the Creep Doctor
03) Everyday
04) Barricade
05) Get to Know the Ropes
06) Can't Stop
07) The Drinking Jim Crow
08) Trap Soul Door
09) Common Rebels
10) Long Distance Man
11) I Certainly Hope Not
12) Adverse Wind
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First Released
1987
Indie Rock
Quirky
Rock/Pop
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Sandbox is the second studio album from American indie rock band Guided by Voices.
Editors at AllMusic rated this album 2 out of 5 stars, with critic Brian Egan writing that the band "took a short step back" from their previous album and that the songs "ultimately fail to register". Byron Coley of Spin pointed to the work on Sandbox to declare that Guided by Voices is "one of the sharpest sounding angle-pop bands out of the Midwest since the days of Green". In that publication's 1995 album guide, they rated Sandbox a 1 out of 5, stating that the band deviated from their lo-fi music roots after performing with R.E.M.
In 1995, frontman Robert Pollard called this album "an attempt to make a huge power-pop record for less than a thousand dollars." Meanwhile, journalist David Sprague reported that this album was painful for him to listen to.[
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Sandbox is the second studio album from American indie rock band Guided by Voices.
Editors at AllMusic rated this album 2 out of 5 stars, with critic Brian Egan writing that the band "took a short step back" from their previous album and that the songs "ultimately fail to register". Byron Coley of Spin pointed to the work on Sandbox to declare that Guided by Voices is "one of the sharpest sounding angle-pop bands out of the Midwest since the days of Green". In that publication's 1995 album guide, they rated Sandbox a 1 out of 5, stating that the band deviated from their lo-fi music roots after performing with R.E.M.
In 1995, frontman Robert Pollard called this album "an attempt to make a huge power-pop record for less than a thousand dollars." Meanwhile, journalist David Sprague reported that this album was painful for him to listen to.[
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