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drawing inspiration in part from the Southern California pop records of the late ‘60s and early ‘70s

The album also includes the popular composer Kenzie and the world-renowned producer The Underdogs

At the Moonbase

bassist Carson Smith and drummer Bob Neel

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Welcome LP fg_Catalog Number_LP-MP-431 drawing inspiration in part fromFirst discovered by Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst who famously cursed the band out on vocalist Stephen Richards' answering machine when they elected to sign with Atlantic instead of Interscope Ann Arbor's Taproot really hit their stride with their second album, Welcome, which went to #17 on the charts, sold nearly a half million copies, and scored a #5 Modern Rock hit with the song "Poem." Despite its success, Welcome has never appeared on LP; our

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