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The Frogs
Studio album by The Frogs
Released	1988
Genre	Pop rock
Label	self-released Moikai Records
The Frogs chronology
The Frogs It's Only Right and Natural

The Frogs is a self-titled debut album by The Frogs (band), released in 1988 in music. It was re-released on 9 March 1999 by Moikai Records.[1] The self-release gave listeners a mere taste of the demented humor that was to follow on their second album. The album was originally released in limited quantities (only 1010 copies on black vinyl[2]), and the CD is out of print. It is considered a rarity.

Contents 1 Track listing 2 Personnel 3 Trivia 4 Notes 5 External links

[edit] Track listing

1. And So You're The King
2. C-R-Y
3. Layin' Down My Love 4 U
4. Ocean Tide
5. She Was A Mortal
6. I'm A Jesus Child
7. What the Trouble Was
8. Funhouse
9. Buried Me Alive
10. Smile
11. Persian Cat
12. F'd Over Jesus
13. Hades High School
14. Don't B Afraid
15. I Can't Remember
16. Whether U Like It Or Not I Love U

[edit] Personnel

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[edit] Trivia

• The Frogs can be seen in the background of a record store in the film, Next Friday.

[edit] Notes

• http://www.thefuton.com/frogs/discog.txt
• http://www.thefrogsarchive.com/discography.html
• http://www.rustyspell.com/music/frogs.html
• http://www.scaruffi.com/vol5/frogs.html

[edit] External links

• Catalog Details

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