Vindictives "The Many Moods Of" 2xLP Lookout! Records (US)

Jacket is VG++, Vinyl is NM still in shrink

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Track Listing:

A1Irresponsible1:40A2The Invisible Man2:28A3Apt. #21:39A4Bonnie's Rampage1:57A5Time Of My Life1:43A6In The Corner1:53A7Get Lost1:13A8Ugly American2:23B1Glad To Be1:58B2This Is My Face1:47B3Circles2:07B4I'm Sick2:22B5Dummyroom3:06B6I'm In Trouble Now3:23C1Assembly Line3:19C2The Terrible Monster2:16C3Bonnie's In The Playpen1:44C4I Know People1:49C5Control Me1:40C6Upside Out1:27C7La-La Land2:25D1Future Homemakers Of America2:17D2Spring Valley Shopping Mall2:13D31 (900) ILU-VYOU2:16D4Basketcase1:56D5You Know Who You Are2:09D6Impatient0:52D7...And The World Isn't Flat Anymore3:14
The Vindictives are a -based  group founded by singer/songwriter Joey Vindictive in 1990.

They began their career in 1990, cutting their first 7" record later that year with the lineup of Joey Vindictive (vocals), Johnny Personality (bass),  (guitar) (soon to be replaced by Billy Blastoff), Dr. Bob (guitar), and Erik Elsewhere (soon to be replaced by P.J. Parti) (drums). The band would end up releasing 12 EPs and albums until July 1996, when Joey Vindictive revealed that his health issues would prevent the band from going on.

Guitarist Robert "Dr. Bob" Nielson died of a   on February 22, 2003. After Dr. Bob's death, The Vindictives released a pair of records containing material previously unavailable on CD and two new re-recordings;Muzak for Robots which was quirky electronic instrumental versions of their songs and Unplugged soft and toned-down acoustic versions of their works.

In 2004 Billy Blastoff left the Vindictives of his own accord took a year off music joined Lucky Savage in Chicago, Il as their drummer eventually forming the Gornys and switching over to bass in 2005 eventually renamed the John Doh's in 2010 and currently on hiatus.

In 2006, Shot Baker and Vacation Bible School released a limited edition of 500 pressing Split 7" on Chicago's Underground Communique Records featuring The Vindictives' "Future Homemakers of America", "Glad to Be", "Assembly Line", and "Automoton".

In 2006, Joey Vindictive and Johnny Personality started to demo material under Joey Vindictive & The Personality Crisis. The two performed under the name Faerie Wunderpuss, releasing a split 12" LP with Chicago's own Alla, an experimental heavy rock psychedelia band, and is said to be in the vein of Queens of the Stone Age.

In additional to possible new material surfacing, Joey Vindictive launched a new theatre art program called The 1901 Gallery Theatre with wife, Jenny, and band mate, Johnny Personality.

In 2011 Billy Blastoff joined Magatha Trysty a culmination of power pop and punk rock sensibility as Bass player.

In 2011, Joey Vindictive revamped the official website at www.vindictivesmusic.com allowing any user to download all previous released, as well unreleased material, of the Vindictives, free as long as you become a registered user on the website's Forum.

The Vindictives' song "The Invisible Man" was covered by  on their  .

The Vindictives' song "In the Corner" was covered by  on their Inverse, Reverse, Perverse.

The Vindictives released their first new material in 13 years on December 4, 2012, with an EP titled "Mono Flexi".

The Vindictives (Joey Vindictive, Johnny Personality and guest musicians) digitally released a Halloween tribute to Vincent Price, JERK-O-LANTERN, titled "Triskaidekophobia" which means "The fear of the #13" and features 13 songs recorded on Friday the 13th, 2013 and is a total of 13 minutes and 13 seconds in length. The band is currently working on their first new full length in almost 15 years: "F*CKUNICORN" - featuring 14 brand new original songs by The Vindictives, with cover art by Chicago artist Jeremy Scheuch that features a rainbow unicorn giving the bird.

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