Tragic Kingdom
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Track Listing
- Spiderwebs
- Excuse Me Mr.
- Just A Girl
- Happy Now?
- Different People
- Hey You
- The Climb
- Sixteen
- Sunday Morning
- Don't Speak
- You Can Do It
- World Go 'Round
- End It On This
- Tragic Kingdom
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #13488 in Music
- Released on: 1996-03-14
- Number of discs: 1
- Original language: English
- Dimensions: .23 pounds
Editorial Reviews
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There have been more baffling occurrences than the late-1990s ska revivial in the US--but not many. Yet somehow, this distinctly British movement--arising specifically out of the country's polarised racial dynamic--managed to cross over, finding an eager audience among suburban American teens, most of whom viewed it less as a social determinant, than as a stylistic outcrop of skate-punk and hardcore. Fronted by platinum-blonde Gwen Stefani, No Doubt defied the genre's traditionally masculine archetype, just as their sound--part Two-Tone, part Blondie--hinted at broader commercial ambitions. The supremely annoying "Just A Girl" might have bought them to mainstream attention, showcasing Stefani's little-girl delivery, but it was their subsequent singles--"Don't Speak", a melodramatic power-ballad, and the bouncy, irrepressible "Sunday Morning"--which really proved their mettle, even as their new-found success alienated many long-time fans. --Andrew McGuire
