Fishnets & Cigarettes by Toledo Album Review

In this week's episode, Matt and Ryan take a look at the 1996 album from Toledo called Fishnets & Cigarettes. The band Toledo is fronted by choreographer-turned-vocalist Toledo Diamond. The group lays down a wall of bebop and sinister grooves that Toledo croons within. The album plays as acid jazz that has themes of cocktails, call girls and varied psychoses. Even if you aren't familiar with the group, check out what the guys have to say about the album!

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Time Stamps

00:00 Intro

01:56 Last Week Recap

04:27 What is a Toledo?

14:23 Death Took a Holiday

24:39 Danny

31:39 Sonny & Lorraine

39:50 Downtown

47:39 Saxface

54:13 Fishnets & Cigarettes

01:01:42 Ways to Support the Show

01:04:12 Beat Up Thunderbird

01:13:18 Just Enough

01:19:27 Pistol of a Cuban Girl

01:26:47 Dead Man's Cigarette

01:33:13 Cinderella

01:35:57 Overall Thoughts, Ratings and Next Album Recommendations

01:45:28 Next Week's Review

01:47:51 Outro