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Soul Asylum
Welcome to the Minority: The A&M Years 1988-1991
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock, Metal

Track Listings (15) - Disc #1
1. Down on Up to Me
2. Little Too Clean
3. Sometime to Return
4. Cartoon - Soul Asylum, Murphy, Dan
5. Beggars and Choosers
6. Endless Farewell
7. Standing in the Doorway
8. Marionette
9. ODE
10. Jack of All Trades
11. Twiddly Dee
12. Heavy Rotation
13. Put the Bone In - Soul Asylum, Jacks, Terry
14. Just Plain Evil [*]
15. It's Not My Fault [Live][*] - Soul Asylum, Cerf, Christopher
Track Listings (13) - Disc #2
1. Spinnin'
2. Bitter Pill
3. Veil of Tears
4. Nice Guys (Don't Get Paid)
5. Something out of Nothing
6. Gullible's Travels - Soul Asylum, Murphy, Dan
7. Brand New Shine
8. Easy Street - Soul Asylum, Murphy, Dan
9. Grounded
10. Be on Your Way
11. We 3
12. All the King's Friends
13. Something out of Nothing [Remix][*]
Track Listings (14) - Disc #3
1. The Tracks of My Tears [Live] - Soul Asylum, Moore, Warren
2. Something out of Nothing [Live]
3. Freaks [Live]
4. I Put a Spell on You [Live] - Soul Asylum, Hawkins, Jalacy
5. Cartoon [Live] - Soul Asylum, Murphy, Dan
6. Be on Your Way [Live]
7. Closer to the Stars [Live]
8. Marionette [Live]
9. All the King's Friends [Live]
10. Made to Be Broken [Live]
11. Little Too Clean [Live]
12. Movin' On [Live] - Soul Asylum,
13. Nice Guys (Don't Get Paid) [Live]
14. To Sir with Love [Live] - Soul Asylum, Black, Donald

With the raw power of their early stuff retained but the songwriting craft of their later Columbia work now in place, the A&M recordings are the favorite of many a Soul Asylum fan.

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CD Details

All Artists: Soul Asylum
Title: Welcome to the Minority: The A&M Years 1988-1991
Members Wishing: 4
Total Copies: 0
Label: Hip-O Select
Original Release Date: 1/1/2007
Re-Release Date: 9/25/2007
Album Type: Limited Edition
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock, Metal
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Number of Discs: 3
SwapaCD Credits: 3
UPC: 602517141896

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Album Description

With the raw power of their early stuff retained but the songwriting craft of their later Columbia work now in place, the A&M recordings are the favorite of many a Soul Asylum fan.

CD Reviews

Or just a brand new shine?

Ben | Manchester, CT | 05/13/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

""Hang Time" and "And the Horse They Rode in On" are two of the greatest albums of all time to be released by any band, and I'm proud to say I already had them. I bought this 3-disc set for the remastered versions, bonus tracks, and the live songs. Soul Asylum is (or was) considered to be the greatest live rock band of the early 90's. While that may be a bit of an exaggeration, they do sound really good live, and the October of 1990 tracks here prove it.

The remastered tracks sound amazing, and they're way overdue. The live tracks are great, but the song choice is a little questionable (seriously, "To Sir with Love"?).

So, even if you already have "Hang Time" and "And the Horse They Rode in On," shell out for this set. If only to make your Soul Asylum mix CD's sound more even, it's worth the money."