The Soapbox Spectacle

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The Soapbox Spectacle

Studio album by

Lucky Boys Confusion

Released

March 28, 2000

Recorded

1999/2000

Genre

Punk/Ska

Length

25:46

Label

Townstyle Music

Producer

Rick Barnes

Lucky Boys Confusion chronology

Growing Out of It
(1998)

The Soapbox Spectacle
(2000)

Throwing the Game
(2001)

The Soapbox Spectacle is a 2000 EP released by the Chicago-area rock band Lucky Boys Confusion. The album is the band's second recording.

Track listing

"3 to 10"
"City Lights"
"23 (God Only Knows)"
"Not About Debra"
"CB's Caddy Part II"
"Fred Astaire"
"Envy"
"Dumb Pop Song"

Personnel

Ryan Fergus - drum kit
Adam Krier - guitar/vocals/keys/percussion/turntables
Kaustubh Pandav - vocals
Joe Sell - guitar/backing vocals
Jason Schultejann - bass
Alexander Bassett - graphic design, photography, cover art

v t e Lucky Boys Confusion
Kaustubh Pandav Adam Krier Jason Schultejann Ryan Fergus
Studio albums	Growing Out of It (1998) Throwing the Game (2001) Commitment (2003) The Red Tape Outtakes (Demos and Heartbreaks) (2005) Closing Arguments (2009)
EPs	The Soapbox Spectacle (2000)

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