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'''Teenage Fanclub''' is a rock band from Scotland. Despite much critical acclaim, the band never quite broke big in the United States, and had respectable, if not massive, success in their native UK. | '''Teenage Fanclub''' is a rock band from Scotland. Despite much critical acclaim, the band never quite broke big in the United States, and has had respectable, if not massive, success in their native UK. | ||
The band | After shuffling around in various bands in the late 80s, the core of Teenage Fanclub (or 'TFC' for short) came together in 1989. Initially regarded as just another 'shoegazing' Britpop band, the unit quickly began to earn the respect of the industry with well-written songs. Upon releasing their second album, 1991's critically-acclaimed ''Bandwagonesque'', many thought the band's future was indeed quite bright; in fact, ''Roilling Stone'' chose the disc as the best of 1991 - above even REM's ''Out Of Time'' or [[Nirvana]]'s ''[[Nevermind]]''! | ||
The band were once labelmates with [[Weezer]] on [[Geffen Records|DGC]], and the two groups co-headlined a label-backed tour (with [[that dog.]]) in 1995. They contributed the lead track to the ''[[DGC Rarities, Vol. 1]]'' compilation, "Mad Dog 20/20". | |||