THE RED TELEPHONE self titled 1998

thanks to Jim

Discogs 

Artist Biography by Jason Ankeny

Inspired largely by Sixties psychedelia -- their name comes from a track off Love's seminal 1967 LP Forever Changes -- as well as more contemporary influences such as Wilco, My Bloody Valentine and Radiohead, the Red Telephone was comprised of singer/guitarist Matt Hutton, guitarist Sean Toohey, bassist Pat MacDonald and drummer Mark Britton. A product of Boston, the group debuted in 1998 with a self-titled LP issued on Warner Bros. Not surprisingly, Warner had no idea what to do with a left-of-center band like the Red Telephone, and the group was dropped unceremoniously by the label. The band persevered and released the Aviation EP on their own Raise Giant Frogs imprint; it sold more copies than their major label album. In early 2001, the group returned with their second full-length Cellar Songs.

Tracklist 

1	You Framed Yourself	2:06
2	Piranha	3:20
3	Bionic	3:58
4	Mary	4:36
5	Trampoline	3:59
6	14 And A Half	3:12
7	Peter Reverb / King Five	4:19
8	World Is Loud	3:58
9	Very Underground	2:46
10	Little Captain Blackout / Jody's Dream	4:49
11	Away From Here	3:31
12	The Cinnamon Life	5:28