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10,000 Maniacs/Natalie Merchant

Artist Song
10,000 Maniacs  These Are Days  
Natalie Merchant  Wonder (Single Version)  
Natalie Merchant  Kind and Generous  
10,000 Maniacs  Because the Night  
10,000 Maniacs  Trouble Me  
Natalie Merchant  Carnival  
10,000 Maniacs  Like the Weather  
10,000 Maniacs  More Than This  
10,000 Maniacs  What's the Matter Here  
Natalie Merchant  Jealousy  
10,000 Maniacs  Candy Everybody Wants  
Natalie Merchant  Just Can't Last  
Natalie Merchant  Topsyturvey-World  
10,000 Maniacs  Eat for Two  
10,000 Maniacs  Hey Jack Kerouac  
10,000 Maniacs  Few and Far Between  
10,000 Maniacs  Don't Talk  
10,000 Maniacs  Jezebel  
10,000 Maniacs  You Happy Puppet  
10,000 Maniacs  Stockton Gala Days  
10,000 Maniacs  Verdi Cries  
Natalie Merchant  Nursery Rhyme of Innocence and Experience  
Natalie Merchant  My Skin  
10,000 Maniacs  Please Forgive Us  
Natalie Merchant  Break Your Heart  
10,000 Maniacs  On & On (Mersey Song)  
10,000 Maniacs  How You've Grown  
10,000 Maniacs  Rainy Day  
Natalie Merchant  One Fine Day  
Natalie Merchant  San Andreas Fault  
10,000 Maniacs  City of Angels  
Natalie Merchant  Owensboro  
10,000 Maniacs  The Painted Desert  
Natalie Merchant & Billy Bragg  Bread and Circuses  
10,000 Maniacs  Planned Obsolescence  
10,000 Maniacs  Scorpio Rising  
10,000 Maniacs  My Mother the War  
10,000 Maniacs  Can't Ignore the Train  
Natalie Merchant  Build a Levee  
Natalie Merchant  Maggie and Milly and Molly and May  
Natalie Merchant  Sally Ann  
Natalie Merchant  Life Is Sweet  
10,000 Maniacs  Dust Bowl  
Natalie Merchant  Space Oddity (Live)  
Billy Bragg and Wilco Featuring Natalie Merchant  Birds and Ships  

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When they started out in the early ’80s, 10,000 Maniacs — named in homage to a cult horror flick — were a bunch of eccentric, arty kids from a tiny town in upstate New York. By the end of the decade, they were worldbeating alternative rock stars whose mugs and music were all over MTV and radio. Natalie Merchant led them there, staying the course for a dozen years before finally answering the call of a multi-platinum solo career. It’s a long way from the arch, new-wave-flavored “Planned Obsolescence,” off the Maniacs’ very first EP, to the sleek, soul-soaked grooves of the hit-bound “Candy Everybody Wants” a decade later. Add the adventurous outings Merchant made on her own and you’ve got a [i]lot[/i] of ground to cover. Fortunately, you’ve got us to do the legwork, and we’ve culled the crucial cuts from the Maniacs [i]and[/i] Merchant right here — all [i]you[/i] have to do is [i]click[/i].
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