Tubes

The Tubes: “Don’t Touch Me There” (1976)

Girls rule on the single from The Tubes’ second album. (more…)

4 years ago

[Review] Fee Waybill: Read My Lips (1984)

Fee attempts to cash in on The Tubes’ success, but comes up a day late and a dollar short. (more…)

6 years ago

The Tubes: “What Do You Want From Life” (1975)

A very different version than what appeared on their first album, with an actual guitar solo and without the funny…

6 years ago

[Review] The Tubes: Hoods From Outer Space (1999)

Genius of America was a brilliant comeback album, but Americans didn’t come back in large enough numbers to hear it.…

8 years ago

[Review] The Tubes: What Do You Want From Live (1978)

Everything you could want from a Tubes live album, if you wanted one in the first place. (more…)

9 years ago

[Review] The Tubes: Love Bomb (1985)

Their last album for a decade, at least they went out with a Bang On The Drum All Day production.…

9 years ago

[Review] The Tubes: The Completion Backward Principle (1981)

Taking their inspiration from a sales training record, this became their biggest seller to date. (more…)

9 years ago

[Review] The Tubes: Remote Control (1979)

The Tubes recorded this radio-friendly concept album with producer Todd Rundgren during his "commercial" phase. (more…)

9 years ago

The Tubes Discography

The Tubes were a theatrical art-rock troupe that built a cult following in San Francisco before scoring a major-label contract…

9 years ago

[Review] The Tubes: Now (1977)

The Tubes sack their producer and mutinous chaos ensues. Captain Beefheart appears briefly. (more…)

9 years ago