Camper Van Beethoven - II & III LP record ("toothpaste splatter" vinyl) featured it finds Mark Oliver Everett

it finds Mark Oliver Everett (E) trading the orchestral warmth of Daisies of the Galaxy for something sharper-edged

Guest vocals on the album come from Jay Peta of Mindforce on "Beauty in the Losses

focusing more on dance anthems & atmospheres without losing the aggro edge of Velvet Acid Christ or bleeding into pop

the duo navigates through themes of fame

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Camper Van Beethoven - II & III LP record ("toothpaste splatter" vinyl) featured it finds Mark Oliver EverettIn 1986, Camper followed up Telephone Free Landslide Victory with II and III, which further illustrated their kitchen sink approach to song writing, but even more importantly strengthened the proto indie rock sound, with touches of country as evidenced in "Sad Lovers Waltz," something which would influence bands from Pavement to Uncle Tupelo. Before Sonic Youth were godfathers of college rock, Camper Van Beethoven had already covered their "I Love Her