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In 2003, they released their fourth album, ''For All the Drugs in the World'', and just like ''New Pop Sunday'', it got no mainstream attention. By this point though, Sponge accumulated a cult following, and the band just became straightforward alternative rock. There's little to no information after the release of the album for the band, except that the rest of their albums exist, but they continue to push out music today, and Vinnie continues to cooperate with other musicians in Detroit and Michigan. For example, ''The Beer Sessions'' was the result of the band collaborating with several Michigan breweries during the production of the album.
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They first released their debut album, ''Rotting Piñata'', in 1994. Before the release, they released the singles "Neenah Menasha" and "Plowed" as the singles at first, but "Plowed" quickly gained some fame for the band. It remains their biggest hit, and pretty much the thing they're most known for. The band saw this and tried to recapture the magic with "Molly (Sixteen Candles)", which worked to an extent. The last single "Rainin'" was nowhere near the popularity of "Plowed" and "Molly" though, but it saw moderate success. ''Rotting Piñata'' garnered mostly positive reviews, but was often compared to similar efforts like Music/PearlJam and Music/StoneTemplePilots. Two years later, they released their second album, ''Wax Ecstatic'', in 1996. It netted the band another chart-topper; "Wax Ecstatic (To Sell Angelina)". "Have You Seen Mary" also got some fame, but it's not as well-remembered as the title track is now. ''Wax Ecstatic'' has a 70s hard rock sound and got mostly positive reviews
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They first released their debut album, ''Rotting Piñata'', in 1994. Before the release, they released the singles "Neenah Menasha" and "Plowed" as the singles at first, but "Plowed" quickly gained some fame for the band. It remains their biggest hit, and pretty much the thing they're most known for. The band saw this and tried to recapture the magic with "Molly (Sixteen Candles)", which worked to an extent. The last single "Rainin'" was nowhere near the popularity of "Plowed" and "Molly" though, but it saw moderate success. ''Rotting Piñata'' garnered mostly positive reviews, but was often compared to similar efforts like Music/PearlJam and Music/StoneTemplePilots. Two years later, they released their second album, ''Wax Ecstatic'', in 1996. It netted the band another chart-topper; "Wax Ecstatic (To Sell Angelina)". "Have You Seen Mary" also got some fame, but it's not as well-remembered as the title track is now. ''Wax Ecstatic'' has a 70s hard rock sound and got mostly positive reviews
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They first released their debut album, ''Rotting Piñata'', in 1994. Before the release, they released the singles "Neenah Menasha" and "Plowed" as the singles at first, but "Plowed" quickly gained some fame for the band. It remains their biggest hit, and pretty much the thing they're most known for. The band saw this and tried to recapture the magic with "Molly (Sixteen Candles)", which worked to an extent. The last single "Rainin'" was nowhere near the popularity of "Plowed" and "Molly" though, but it saw moderate success. Not too long after, they released their second album, ''Wax Ecstatic'', in 1996. It netted the band another chart-topper; "Wax Ecstatic (To Sell Angelina)". "Have You Seen Mary" also got some fame, but it's not as well-remembered as the title track is now.
After these two albums, the band started to nosedive in popularity, and by the time their next album ''New Pop Sunday'' released in 1999, they'd seem to have been forgotten about by the mainstream. ''New Pop Sunday'' is a much lighter album than the last two are, being more pop rock oriented compared to the previous {{Grunge}} and 70s rock efforts. There was little to no tour support and the album wound up attracting little attention from the mainstream: No hits. Two singles, they didn't hit. But "Live Here Without You" was nominated for the Outstanding National Single award by the Detroit Music Awards Foundation in 2000.
In 2003, they released their fourth album, ''For All the Drugs in the World'', and just like ''New Pop Sunday'', it got no mainstream attention. By this point though, Sponge accumulated a cult following, and the band just became straightforward alternative rock. There's little to no information after the release of the album for the band, except that the rest of their albums exist, but they continue to push out music today, and Vinnie continues to cooperate with other musicians in Detroit and Michigan. For example, ''The Beer Sessions'' was the band collaborating with several Michigan breweries during the production of the album.
After these two albums, the band started to nosedive in popularity, and by the time their next album ''New Pop Sunday'' released in 1999, they'd seem to have been forgotten about by the mainstream. ''New Pop Sunday'' is a much lighter album than the last two are, being more pop rock oriented compared to the previous {{Grunge}} and 70s rock efforts. There was little to no tour support and the album wound up attracting little attention from the mainstream: No hits. Two singles, they didn't hit. But "Live Here Without You" was nominated for the Outstanding National Single award by the Detroit Music Awards Foundation in 2000.
In 2003, they released their fourth album, ''For All the Drugs in the World'', and just like ''New Pop Sunday'', it got no mainstream attention. By this point though, Sponge accumulated a cult following, and the band just became straightforward alternative rock. There's little to no information after the release of the album for the band, except that the rest of their albums exist, but they continue to push out music today, and Vinnie continues to cooperate with other musicians in Detroit and Michigan. For example, ''The Beer Sessions'' was the band collaborating with several Michigan breweries during the production of the album.
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They first released their debut album, ''Rotting Piñata'', in 1994. Before the release, they released the singles "Neenah Menasha" and "Plowed" as the singles at first, but "Plowed" quickly gained some fame for the band. It remains their biggest hit, and pretty much the thing they're most known for. The band saw this and tried to recapture the magic with "Molly (Sixteen Candles)", which worked to an extent. The last single "Rainin'" was nowhere near the popularity of "Plowed" and "Molly" though, but it saw moderate success. Not too long after, ''Rotting Piñata'' garnered mostly positive reviews, but was often compared to similar efforts like Music/PearlJam and Music/StoneTemplePilots. Two years later, they released their second album, ''Wax Ecstatic'', in 1996. It netted the band another chart-topper; "Wax Ecstatic (To Sell Angelina)". "Have You Seen Mary" also got some fame, but it's not as well-remembered as the title track is now.
now. ''Wax Ecstatic'' has a 70s hard rock sound and got mostly positive reviews
After these two albums, the band started to nosedive in popularity, and by the time their next album ''New Pop Sunday'' released in 1999, they'd seem to have been forgotten about by the mainstream. ''New Pop Sunday'' is a much lighter album than the last two are, being more pop rock oriented compared to the previous {{Grunge}} and 70s rock efforts. There was little to no tour support and the album wound up attracting little attention from the mainstream: No hits. Two singles, they didn'thit. But hit, but "Live Here Without You" was nominated for the Outstanding National Single award by the Detroit Music Awards Foundation in 2000.
2000. The album also had mixed reviews.
In 2003, they released their fourth album, ''For All the Drugs in the World'', and just like ''New Pop Sunday'', it got no mainstream attention. By this point though, Sponge accumulated a cult following, and the band just became straightforward alternative rock. There's little to no information after the release of the album for the band, except that the rest of their albums exist, but they continue to push out music today, and Vinnie continues to cooperate with other musicians in Detroit and Michigan. For example, ''The Beer Sessions'' was the result band collaborating with several Michigan breweries during the production of the album.
After these two albums, the band started to nosedive in popularity, and by the time their next album ''New Pop Sunday'' released in 1999, they'd seem to have been forgotten about by the mainstream. ''New Pop Sunday'' is a much lighter album than the last two are, being more pop rock oriented compared to the previous {{Grunge}} and 70s rock efforts. There was little to no tour support and the album wound up attracting little attention from the mainstream: No hits. Two singles, they didn't
In 2003, they released their fourth album, ''For All the Drugs in the World'', and just like ''New Pop Sunday'', it got no mainstream attention. By this point though, Sponge accumulated a cult following, and the band just became straightforward alternative rock. There's little to no information after the release of the album for the band, except that the rest of their albums exist, but they continue to push out music today, and Vinnie continues to cooperate with other musicians in Detroit and Michigan. For example, ''The Beer Sessions'' was the result band collaborating with several Michigan breweries during the production of the album.
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* AlternateMusicVideo: There are two versions of the video for "Plowed": One has the band performing with a narrative kind of thing to it, and the other does away with the narrative to show some behind the scenes footage for the video.
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* FadeOut: "Giants" has a section at the end where it repeats the same guitar and drum riffs, and fades out on it's own.
* FreeHandedPerformer: All Vinnie has is his voice.
* GreatestHitsAlbum: 2000's ''Molly'' was one that had songs from ''Rotting Piñata'' and ''Wax Ecstatic''. They released another in 2011 named ''The Hits'' which only had "Plowed", "Molly (Sixteen Candles)", and "Wax Ecstatic (To Sell Angelina)".
* FreeHandedPerformer: All Vinnie has is his voice.
* GreatestHitsAlbum: 2000's ''Molly'' was one that had songs from ''Rotting Piñata'' and ''Wax Ecstatic''. They released another in 2011 named ''The Hits'' which only had "Plowed", "Molly (Sixteen Candles)", and "Wax Ecstatic (To Sell Angelina)".
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* SelfTitledAlbum: Not an album, but they released two self titled singles. The first was from 1995 and had two live performances of "Molly" and the third track had "Candy Corn". The second was released in 2022 and had a 1994 recording of "Imaginary Marriage" and the rare 1994 song "Love and Sandwiches".
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In 2003, they released their fourth album, ''For All the Drugs in the World'', and just like ''New Pop Sunday'', it got no mainstream attention. By this point though, Sponge accumulated a cult following. By this point, following, and the band just became simple straightforward alternative rock. There's little to no information after the release of the album for the band, except that the rest of their albums exist, but they continue to push out music today, and Vinnie continues to cooperate with other musicians in Detroit and Michigan. For example, ''The Beer Sessions'' was the band collaborating with several Michigan breweries during the production of the album.
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In 2003, they released their fourth album, ''For All the Drugs in the World'', and just like ''New Pop Sunday'', it got no mainstream attention. By this point though, Sponge accumulated a cult following. By this point, the band just became simple alternative rock. There's little to no information after the release of the album for the band, except that the rest of their albums exist, but they continue to push out music today.
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Sponge is an American AlternativeRock band formed in 1992 by Vinnie Dombroski, Mike Cross, Tim Cross, Jimmy Paluzzi, and Joey Mazzola, from Detroit, Michigan. They are largely known for their 1994 hit "Plowed", but they have amassed a cult following since the 90s. Their sound is often gritty, grimy, and discusses emotions, people, and sometimes, death.
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Sponge is an alternative rock AlternativeRock band formed in 1992 by Vinnie Dombroski, Mike Cross, Tim Cross, Jimmy Paluzzi, and Joey Mazzola, from Detroit, Michigan. They are largely known for their 1994 hit "Plowed", but they have amassed a cult following since the 90s. Their sound is often gritty, grimy, and discusses emotions, people, and sometimes, death.
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* TitleTrack: "Rotting Pinata", "Wax Ecstatic (To Sell Angelina)", "New Pop Sunday".. Plenty. Oddly enough, "For All the Drugs in the World" was on ''The Man'' instead of it's designated album.
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* TitleTrack: "Rotting Pinata", Piñata", "Wax Ecstatic (To Sell Angelina)", "New Pop Sunday".. Plenty. Oddly enough, "For All the Drugs in the World" was on ''The Man'' instead of it's designated album.
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* RereleaseTheSong: In 2010 they re-recorded their hit "Plowed" for ''Tony Hawk: Shred'' and ''Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock'' and would later put it on Lavatorium.
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* LighterAndSofter: ''New Pop Sunday'' has its lyrics be lighter, mostly talking about love and women, instead of the darker tracks about death and emotions on the previous albums Rotting Pinata and Wax Ecstatic. It also goes for a pop rock kind of sound instead of the previous attempts at grunge and 70s rock.
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* LighterAndSofter: ''New Pop Sunday'' has its lyrics be lighter, mostly talking about love and women, instead of the darker tracks about death and emotions on the previous albums Rotting Pinata ''Rotting Piñata'' and Wax Ecstatic.''Wax Ecstatic''. It also goes for a pop rock kind of sound instead of the previous attempts at grunge and 70s rock.
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In 2003, they released their fourth album, ''For All the Drugs in the World'', and just like ''New Pop Sunday'', it got no mainstream attention. By this point though, Sponge accumulated a cult following. There's little to no information after the release of the album for the band, except for that the rest of their albums, albums exist, but they continue to push out music today.
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* * IHaveManyNames: Nobody can agree on the name for "Molly". It has many variants; "Molly", "Molly (Sixteen Candles)", "Molly (16 Candles)", "Molly (Sixteen Candles Down The Drain)", and so on.
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* LighterAndSofter: ''New Pop Sunday''' Sunday'' has its lyrics be lighter, mostly talking about love and women, instead of the darker tracks about death and emotions on the previous albums Rotting Pinata and Wax Ecstatic. It also goes for a pop rock kind of sound instead of the previous attempts at grunge and 70s rock.
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->''Where I'm lost and I'm found\\
And I can't touch the ground\\
I'm plowed into the sound!''
--> --"Plowed"
Sponge is an alternative rock band formed in 1992 by Vinnie Dombroski, Mike Cross, Tim Cross, Jimmy Paluzzi, and Joey Mazzola, from Detroit, Michigan. They are largely known for their 1994 hit "Plowed", but they have amassed a cult following since the 90s. Their sound is often gritty, grimy, and discusses emotions, people, and sometimes, death.
They first released their debut album, ''Rotting Piñata'', in 1994. Before the release, they released the singles "Neenah Menasha" and "Plowed" as the singles at first, but "Plowed" quickly gained some fame for the band. It remains their biggest hit, and pretty much the thing they're most known for. The band saw this and tried to recapture the magic with "Molly (Sixteen Candles)", which worked to an extent. The last single "Rainin'" was nowhere near the popularity of "Plowed" and "Molly" though, but it saw moderate success. Not too long after, they released their second album, ''Wax Ecstatic'', in 1996. It netted the band another chart-topper; "Wax Ecstatic (To Sell Angelina)". "Have You Seen Mary" also got some fame, but it's not as well-remembered as the title track is now.
After these two albums, the band started to nosedive in popularity, and by the time ''New Pop Sunday'' released in 1999, they'd seem to have been forgotten about by the mainstream. ''New Pop Sunday'' is a much lighter album than the last two are, being more pop rock oriented compared to the previous {{Grunge}} and 70s rock efforts. There was little to no tour support and the album wound up attracting little attention from the mainstream: No hits. Two singles, they didn't hit. But "Live Here Without You" was nominated for the Outstanding National Single award by the Detroit Music Awards Foundation in 2000.
In 2003, they released their fourth album, ''For All the Drugs in the World'', and just like ''New Pop Sunday'', it got no mainstream attention. By this point though, Sponge accumulated a cult following. There's little to no information after the release of the album for the band, except for the rest of their albums, but they continue to push out music today.
!! Discography
* ''Rotting Piñata'' (1994)
* ''Wax Ecstatic'' (1996)
* ''New Pop Sunday'' (1999)
* ''For All the Drugs in the World'' (2003)
* ''The Man'' (2005)
* ''Galore Galore'' (2007)
* ''Stop The Bleeding'' (2013)
* ''The Beer Sessions'' (2016)
* ''Lavatorium'' (2021)
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!! I'm plowed into the tropes!
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: "Pennywheels" talks about being crushed under giant pennywheels a lot.
* DoNotTouchTheFunnelCloud: Done for ArtisticLicense purposes. There is a tornado outside of the window the band are playing in in the music video for "Plowed". It even shifts multiple things in the house including the room the band is in, and an elderly man who sees the view out of the house’s door.
* EpicRocking: "Candy Corn" is 7 minutes long, and 5:57 if you don’t include the one minute of silence before the song hits.
* HiddenTrack: "Candy Corn" from ''Rotting Piñata'', heard after a minute of silence. Oddly enough, this minute of silence is still left on streaming versions of the song.
* LighterAndSofter: ''New Pop Sunday''' has its lyrics be lighter, mostly talking about love and women, instead of the darker tracks about death and emotions on the previous albums Rotting Pinata and Wax Ecstatic. It also goes for a pop rock kind of sound instead of the previous attempts at grunge and 70s rock.
* LoudnessWar: This tends to happen often on Rotting ''Piñata'' due to the album’s poor sound quality, especially prominent on certain streaming services.
* NewSoundAlbum: ''Rotting Piñata'' is grunge, ''Wax Ecstatic'' is 70s hard-rock, but the change is no more apparent than ''New Pop Sunday'' being more of a pop rock album.
* RereleaseTheSong: In 2010 they re-recorded their hit "Plowed" for ''Tony Hawk: Shred'' and ''Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock'' and would later put it on Lavatorium.
* TitleTrack: "Rotting Pinata", "Wax Ecstatic (To Sell Angelina)", "New Pop Sunday".. Plenty. Oddly enough, "For All the Drugs in the World" was on ''The Man'' instead of it's designated album.
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->''Where I'm lost and I'm found\\
And I can't touch the ground\\
I'm plowed into the sound!''
--> --"Plowed"
Sponge is an alternative rock band formed in 1992 by Vinnie Dombroski, Mike Cross, Tim Cross, Jimmy Paluzzi, and Joey Mazzola, from Detroit, Michigan. They are largely known for their 1994 hit "Plowed", but they have amassed a cult following since the 90s. Their sound is often gritty, grimy, and discusses emotions, people, and sometimes, death.
They first released their debut album, ''Rotting Piñata'', in 1994. Before the release, they released the singles "Neenah Menasha" and "Plowed" as the singles at first, but "Plowed" quickly gained some fame for the band. It remains their biggest hit, and pretty much the thing they're most known for. The band saw this and tried to recapture the magic with "Molly (Sixteen Candles)", which worked to an extent. The last single "Rainin'" was nowhere near the popularity of "Plowed" and "Molly" though, but it saw moderate success. Not too long after, they released their second album, ''Wax Ecstatic'', in 1996. It netted the band another chart-topper; "Wax Ecstatic (To Sell Angelina)". "Have You Seen Mary" also got some fame, but it's not as well-remembered as the title track is now.
After these two albums, the band started to nosedive in popularity, and by the time ''New Pop Sunday'' released in 1999, they'd seem to have been forgotten about by the mainstream. ''New Pop Sunday'' is a much lighter album than the last two are, being more pop rock oriented compared to the previous {{Grunge}} and 70s rock efforts. There was little to no tour support and the album wound up attracting little attention from the mainstream: No hits. Two singles, they didn't hit. But "Live Here Without You" was nominated for the Outstanding National Single award by the Detroit Music Awards Foundation in 2000.
In 2003, they released their fourth album, ''For All the Drugs in the World'', and just like ''New Pop Sunday'', it got no mainstream attention. By this point though, Sponge accumulated a cult following. There's little to no information after the release of the album for the band, except for the rest of their albums, but they continue to push out music today.
!! Discography
* ''Rotting Piñata'' (1994)
* ''Wax Ecstatic'' (1996)
* ''New Pop Sunday'' (1999)
* ''For All the Drugs in the World'' (2003)
* ''The Man'' (2005)
* ''Galore Galore'' (2007)
* ''Stop The Bleeding'' (2013)
* ''The Beer Sessions'' (2016)
* ''Lavatorium'' (2021)
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!! I'm plowed into the tropes!
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: "Pennywheels" talks about being crushed under giant pennywheels a lot.
* DoNotTouchTheFunnelCloud: Done for ArtisticLicense purposes. There is a tornado outside of the window the band are playing in in the music video for "Plowed". It even shifts multiple things in the house including the room the band is in, and an elderly man who sees the view out of the house’s door.
* EpicRocking: "Candy Corn" is 7 minutes long, and 5:57 if you don’t include the one minute of silence before the song hits.
* HiddenTrack: "Candy Corn" from ''Rotting Piñata'', heard after a minute of silence. Oddly enough, this minute of silence is still left on streaming versions of the song.
* LighterAndSofter: ''New Pop Sunday''' has its lyrics be lighter, mostly talking about love and women, instead of the darker tracks about death and emotions on the previous albums Rotting Pinata and Wax Ecstatic. It also goes for a pop rock kind of sound instead of the previous attempts at grunge and 70s rock.
* LoudnessWar: This tends to happen often on Rotting ''Piñata'' due to the album’s poor sound quality, especially prominent on certain streaming services.
* NewSoundAlbum: ''Rotting Piñata'' is grunge, ''Wax Ecstatic'' is 70s hard-rock, but the change is no more apparent than ''New Pop Sunday'' being more of a pop rock album.
* RereleaseTheSong: In 2010 they re-recorded their hit "Plowed" for ''Tony Hawk: Shred'' and ''Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock'' and would later put it on Lavatorium.
* TitleTrack: "Rotting Pinata", "Wax Ecstatic (To Sell Angelina)", "New Pop Sunday".. Plenty. Oddly enough, "For All the Drugs in the World" was on ''The Man'' instead of it's designated album.
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