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001    ocm38515457  
003    OCoLC 
005    20150303095406.0 
007    sd fungnn|||ee 
008    980226t19971997caurcnn  d        n eng d 
019    222152489 
024 1  2438535692 
028 02 CDP 7243 8 53569 2 6|bCapitol Records 
035    (OCoLC)38515457|z(OCoLC)222152489 
040    NTG|beng|cNTG|dCNB|dBTCTA|dMQY|dKL4|dOCLCF|dOCLCO|dCKE 
049    CKEA 
050  4 M1630.18.M37|bM37 1997 
082 04 781.66 
110 2  Marcy Playground (Musical group) 
245 10 Marcy Playground. 
264  1 Hollywood, Calif. :|bCapitol Records,|c[1997] 
264  4 |c℗1997 
300    1 audio disc :|bdigital ;|c4 3/4 in. 
336    performed music|bprm|2rdacontent 
337    audio|bs|2rdamedia 
338    audio disc|bsd|2rdacarrier 
500    Songs; principally written by John Wozniak. 
500    Compact disc. 
500    Lyrics in container. 
500    GMD: sound recording. 
505 0  Poppies (2:49) -- Sex and candy (2:52) -- Ancient walls of
       flowers (3:16) -- Saint Joe on the school bus (3:20) -- A 
       cloak of elvenkind (2:59) -- Sherry Fraser (2:49) -- Gone 
       crazy (2:44) -- Opium (3:07) -- One more suicide (2:38) --
       Dog and his master (2:10) -- The shadow of Seattle (2:47) 
       -- The vampires of New York (2:56). 
508    Produced by Woz (John Wozniak). 
511 0  Marcy Playground: John Wozniak, Dylan Keefe, Dan Reiser, 
       vocals, various instruments. 
518    Recorded at Sabella Recording Studios, Roslyn, N.Y. 
520    Marcy Playground's John Wozniak was one of those kids who,
       like Charlie Brown, got a bag of rocks for Halloween 
       instead of candy. Fortunately, Wozniak used his childhood 
       ostracism as the inspiration and fuel to write charmingly 
       quirky pop songs. Wozniak woos the listener with his 
       smooth, low-key vocals and lighthearted delivery of 
       weighty, somewhat twisted, and darkly humorous songs. 
       "Poppies" gives a cheery history lesson on the origins of 
       the international opium trade, while "Elvinkind" and "Dog 
       and His Master," with its chorus of "One little, two 
       little, three little idiots," could become new, if 
       slightly warped, children's standards. And then there's 
       the country feel of the chartbuster, "Sex & Candy," with 
       the sing-along refrain "I smell sex and candy here." One 
       of the qualities of an exceptional band is the ability to 
       tell a story through their music; something that Marcy 
       Playground succeed at beautifully. --Gail Worley. 
648  7 1991 - 2000|2fast 
650  0 Rock music|y1991-2000. 
650  7 Rock music.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01099204 
700 1  Wozniak, John. 
994    02|bCKE