Them Old Crap
Them Old Crap formed in the late 1990s around lead vocalist Jack Carter and guitarist Tom Jones. Their debut album 'Nostalgia's Revenge' included the track...
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Them Old Crap formed in the late 1990s around lead vocalist Jack Carter and guitarist Tom Jones. Their debut album 'Nostalgia's Revenge' included the track 'Breath Your Life,' which became their most recognizable song.
Carter left the band in 2005, and they continued with a new vocalist. Their music often touched on themes that some found provocative, though the specifics of those controversies aren't well documented in reliable sources.
Songs like 'Buck Truck' and 'Constant Sorrow' show the straightforward rock style they maintained through lineup changes. They never became a mainstream act, but kept recording material for their audience.
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