Spin Doctors – Pocket Full Of Kryptonite

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A1	Jimmy Olsen's Blues Written-By – Spin Doctors	4:35
A2	What Time Is It? Written-By – Spin Doctors	4:49
A3	Little Miss Can't Be Wrong Backing Vocals – Aaron Comess Written-By – Spin Doctors	3:53
A4	Forty Of Fifty Congas – Aaron Comess Piano – Eric Schenkman Written-By – Spin Doctors	4:23
A5	Refrigerator Car Written-By – Spin Doctors	4:44
A6	More Than She Knows Harmonica – John Popper Written-By – S. Lambert*	2:10
B1	Two Princes Backing Vocals – John Popper Written-By – Spin Doctors	4:16
B2	Off My Line Harmonica – John Popper Lead Vocals – Eric Schenkman Tambourine – John Bush (3) Written-By – Spin Doctors	3:57
B3	How Could You Want Him (When You Know You Could Have Me?) Congas – John Bush (3) Written-By – Spin Doctors	4:58
B4.a	Shinbone Alley Written-By – Spin Doctors
B4.b	Hard To Exist Written-By – J. Popper*

Recorded August & December 1990, Mixed at ACME Recording Studios in January 1991
Printed inner sleeve with lyrics and credits.
Stamped runouts.

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Pocket Full Of Kryptonite (CD, Album, Pitman)	Epic Associated	ZK 47461	US	1991
Recently Edited	Pocket Full Of Kryptonite (Cassette, Album)	Epic Associated	ZT 47461, ZT47461	US	1991
Recently Edited	Pocket Full Of Kryptonite (Cassette, Album)	Epic Associated	ZT 47461	Canada	1991
	Pocket Full Of Kryptonite (CD, Album)	Epic	468250 2, EPC 468250 2	Europe	1991
Recently Edited	Pocket Full Of Kryptonite (Cassette, Album)	Epic	468250 4	Europe	1991

ramble-on-57 Sep 15, 2021
Edited 3 years ago

There is something to be said about the recording and mastering of this album. Soundwise: amazing ! Whether with this vinyl or on CD, it's clear, engaging and dynamic; the persons who were involved in the recording process nailed it.
I had a great time to re-discover the entire album; it isn't a masterpiece, but it deserves to be considered and listened to.
PrimoPreems Feb 6, 2008
AH the nineties!! This record brings back memories of drawing graffiti instead of studying for tests and hoping to find out where the house parties everyone who was cooler than me went to. This college rock is probably a guillty pleasure to many and fingernails on the chalkboard for a similarly sized constituency. Part of what made the nineties magical and also annoying if one was young and stuck around the house listening to the radio all day.See also Crash Test Dummies, 4non Blondes, Toad the Wet Sprocket, ugh!