Idle Gossip

Idle Gossip

Infobox Album | Name = Idle Gossip
Type = Album
Artist = Toy Dolls
Released = August 1986
Recorded = July 1986
Genre = Punk
Length = 36:13
Label = Volume Records
Producer = Michael Chapman
Reviews =
*Allmusic Rating|4|5 [http://wm06.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&token=&sql=10:0nfpxqqgldse link]
Last album = "A Far Out Disc" (1985)
This album = "Idle Gossip" (1986)
Next album = "Bare Faced Cheek" (1987)

"Idle Gossip" is a full-length album by the Punk band Toy Dolls.

Track listing

# "Idle Gossip" – 2:33
# "Do You Wanna Be Like Dougy Bell" – 2:39
# "The Lambrusco Kid" – 3:28
# "You Won't Be Merry On A North Sea Ferry" – 3:09
# "Harry Cross (A Tribute To Edna)" – 3:44 (referring to a sroryline in "Brookside")
# "Geordie's Gone To Jail" – 3:36
# "Silly Billy" – 2:09
# "If You're In A Pop Group You'll End Up Paying A Fortune Practicing At Peter Practice's Practice Place" – 2:56
# "PC Stoker" – 2:56
# "I Tried To Trust Tracey" – 3:40
# "Keith's A Thief" – 2:05
# "I'll Get Even With Steven (Steve Is Tender)" – 3:18

External links

* [http://www.liva.hr/toydolls/lyrics/alidle.html Full album lyrics]
* [http://www.thetoydolls.com/discography/albums_menu/03/idle_gossip.htm Idle Gossip page] on [http://www.thetoydolls.com The Toy Dolls website]

Personnel

* Michael "Olga" Algar - Vocals, Guitar
* Dean (James) Robson - Bass, Vocals
* Graham "Teddy" Edmundson - Drums, Vocals


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