Do you remember 1995? If you do, you probably remember "In The Meantime" by Spacehog off their debut album Resident Alien. The single went to number one on the US mainstream chart, number two on the US modern rock chart, and top fifty in about every country that had a radio station. The album went Gold in the US and Platinum in Canada, and the video was in constant rotation on MTV. So what happened with their second effort, 1998's The Chinese Album? We don't know because neither the album nor any single charted in the US. So it's time for a sophomore slump revisited, and decide once and for all if we need to revisit Mungo City, or leave it a ghost town.
Intro - Mungo City
15:45 - Goodbye Violent Race
18:15 - Captain Freeman
23:07 - Beautiful Girl
Outro - One Of These Days
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Do you remember 1995? If you do, you probably remember "In The Meantime" by Spacehog off their debut album Resident Alien. The single went to number one on the US mainstream chart, number two on the US modern rock chart, and top fifty in about every country that had a radio station. The album went Gold in the US and Platinum in Canada, and the video was in constant rotation on MTV. So what happened with their second effort, 1998's The Chinese Album? We don't know because neither the album nor any single charted in the US. So it's time for a sophomore slump revisited, and decide once and for all if we need to revisit Mungo City, or leave it a ghost town. Intro - Mungo City 15:45 - Goodbye Violent Race 18:15 - Captain Freeman 23:07 - Beautiful Girl Outro - One Of These Days Subscribe at Patreon Facebook / Twitter / Instagram Zazzle Merch Store http://www.digmeoutpodcast.com

Do you remember 1995? If you do, you probably remember "In The Meantime" by&nbsp;Spacehog&nbsp;off their debut album Resident Alien. The single went to number one on the US mainstream chart, number two on the US modern rock chart, and top fifty in about every country that had a radio station. The album went Gold in the US and Platinum in Canada, and the video was in constant rotation on MTV. So what happened with their second effort, 1998's The Chinese Album? We don't know because neither the album nor any single charted in the US. So it's time for a sophomore slump revisited, and decide once and for all if we need to revisit Mungo City, or leave it a ghost town.
Intro - Mungo City
15:45 - Goodbye Violent Race
18:15 - Captain Freeman
23:07 - Beautiful Girl
Outro - One Of These Days
Subscribe at Patreon
&nbsp;
Facebook&nbsp;/&nbsp;Twitter&nbsp;/&nbsp;Instagram
&nbsp;
Zazzle Merch Store
&nbsp;
http://www.digmeoutpodcast.com

#379: Sophomore Slump Revisited - The Chinese Album by Spacehog

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