With amped-up acoustic guitars, jumpy song structures, and a punk attitude, Telephono (1996) was the shot across the bow from Austin's fledgling rock heroes. The follow-up, Soft Effects (1997), features five of Spoon's strongest songs and marks a leap forward in the band's repertoire, signaling the great things to come on subsequent Spoon albums.
TracksCredits
1 Don't Buy the Realistic
2 Not Turning Off
3 All the Negatives Have Been Destroyed
4 Cvantez
5 Nefarious
6 Claws Tracking
7 Dismember
8 Idiot Driver
9 Towner
10 Wanted to Be Your
11 Theme to Wendel Stivers
12 Primary
13 The Government Darling
14 Plastic Mylar
TracksCredits
1 Don't Buy the Realistic
2 Not Turning Off
3 All the Negatives Have Been Destroyed
4 Cvantez
5 Nefarious
6 Claws Tracking
7 Dismember
8 Idiot Driver
9 Towner
10 Wanted to Be Your
11 Theme to Wendel Stivers
12 Primary
13 The Government Darling
14 Plastic Mylar