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 In My Tribe, released in 1987, is the third studio album by American Alternative Rock band 10,000 Maniacs. Their second record on Elektra Records and their first without co-founder John Lombardo, who previously served as frontwoman Natalie Merchant's songwriting partner on Secrets of the I Ching and The Wishing Chair, the album served as the band's Breakthrough Hit, catapulting them into mainstream stardom for the brief period of time between the rise of alternative rock that year and the start of the grunge boom in 1991, selling over two million copies in the U.S. by 1998. It remains tied with Our Time in Eden as the band's most popular studio album, their best-selling album overall being their MTV Unplugged live album.With Lombardo's departure the previous year, Merchant opted to increase her level of collaboration with the other band members, particularly guitarist Rob Buck, resulting in a poppier sound compared to the band's previous two albums while still having a distinctively alternative edge to its brand of Jangle Pop, most significantly still continuing the socially conscious lyrics that Merchant had already become known for. The album was produced by former Peter and Gordon member Peter Asher, best known for producing James Taylor and Linda Ronstadt, which also added to the folk-rock sound updated for the '80s.The record was a commercial success for the band, peaking at No. 37 on the Billboard 200, remaining on the charts for 77 weeks, and going gold in the United States within just a year of its release and platinum just a year later; in 1998, the album was eventually certified double-platinum.In My Tribe was supported by four singles: "Don't Talk", "Peace Train", "Like the Weather", and "What's the Matter Here?", all of which remain favorites on adult alternative stations to this day.Tracklist:Side One "What's the Matter Here?" (4:51) "Hey Jack Kerouac" (3:26) "Like the Weather" (3:56) "Cherry Tree" (3:13) "The Painted Desert" (3:39) "Don't Talk" (5:04)Side Two "Peace Train"note Originally by Cat Stevens; removed from US CD, cassette, and MiniDisc reissues from 1989 onward. (3:26) "Gun Shy" (4:11) "My Sister Rose" (3:12) "A Campfire Song" (3:15) "City of Angels" (4:17) "Verdi Cries" (4:27)I don't dare trope:
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