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From the Album 1. Gravity 2. Into The Light 3. By The Way 4. Pipe Dream 5. Lets All Kill Each Other 6. Cruel Intentions 7. The Juice 8. Take Manhattan 9. I Shouldve Stayed In Bed 10. Time Will Tell 11. Your Generation 12. Good Morning Good Morning


From the Album 1. Stand Up And Be Strong 2. Lately 3. Crazy Mixed Up World 4. All Is Well 5. Bus Named Desire 6. Whatcha Need 7. Standing Water 8. Success Is Not So Sweet 9. The Great Exaggerator 10. Oxygen 11. Good For You 12. Slowly Rising 13. Fearless Leader


From the Album 1. Creatures of Habit 2. I Will Still Be Laughing 3. Close 4. See You Later 5. No Time For Waiting 6. Blood Into Wine 7. Lies of Hate 8. Draggin the Lake 9. New York Blackout 10. The Game 11. Cradle Chain


From the Album 1. Misery 2. Shut Down 3. To My Own Devices 4. Hopes Up 5. Promises Broken 6. Bittersweetheart 7. String Of Pearls 8. Crawl 9. Caged Rat 10. Eyes Of A Child 11. Just Like Anyone 12. Tell Me When 13. Nothing To Write Home About 14. I Did My Best


From the Single Runaway Train

From the Album 1. Somebody To Shove 2. Black Gold 3. Runaway Train 4. Keep It Up 5. Homesick 6. Get On Out 7. New World 8. April Fool 9. Without A Trace 10. Growing Into You 11. 99% 12. The Sun Maid


From the Album 1. Spinnin 2. Bitter Pill 3. Veil Of Tears 4. Nice Guys (Don't Get Paid) 5. Something Out Of Nothing 6. Gullibles Travels 7. Brand New Shine 8. Easy Street 9. Grounded 10. Be On Your Way 11. WE 3 12. All The Kings Friends


From the Album 1. Just Plain Evil 2. Chains 3. Secret No More 4. Artificial Heart 5. P-9 6. Take It To The Root


From the Album 1. Down On Up To Me 2. Little Too Clean 3. Sometime To Return 4. Cartoon 5. Beggars And Choosers 6. Endless Farewell 7. Standing In The Doorway 8. Marionette 9. Ode 10. Jack of All Trades 11. Twiddly Dee 12. Heavy Rotation 13. Put The Bone In


From the Album 1. Tied To The Tracks 2. Ship Of Fools 3. Cant Go Back 4. Another World Another Day 5. Made To Be Broken 6. Never Really Been 7. Whoa 8. New Feelings 9. Growing Pain 10. Long Way Home 11. Lone Rider 12. Aint That Tough 13. Don't It (Make Your Troubles Seem Small)


From the Album 1. Draggin Me Down 2. Freeway 3. Broken Glass 4. Goin Down 5. The Snake 6. Hot Pants 7. Job For Me 8. Swingin 9. Take It To The Root 10. Fearless 11. Do You Know 12. Spacehead 13. Cocaine Blues 14. Out Of Style 15. Nowhere To Go 16. Hey Bird 17. Friends 18. Ramblin Rose 19. Your Clock 20. Masquerade 21. Soul Asylum


From the Album 1. Freaks 2. Carry On 3. No Mans Land 4. Crashing Down 5. The Judge 6. Sun Dont Shine 7. Closer To The Stars 8. Never Too Soon 9. Lap Of Luxury 10. Passing Sad Daydream


From the Album 1. Draggin Me Down 2. Long Day 3. Money Talks 4. Voodoo Doll 5. Stranger 6. Do You Know 7. Sick Of That Song 8. Religiavision 9. Spacehead 10. Walking 11. Broken Glass 12. Masquerade 13. Happy 14. Black And Blue 15. Black Gold 16. Misery 17. Runaway Train 18. Somebody To Shove


Other Songs Barstool Blues Cant Even Tell Closer to the Stars (Live) Dont It Dragging Me Down Dragging Me Down [Studio Outtake] Hope I Can See Clearly Now Lonely For You Losin It Miracle Mile Miss This Nice Guys Schools Out Sexual Healing Snake Space Head Space Head [Studio Outtake] Stand Up And Be Strong Stranger (Live) Summer of Drugs The Break The Streets The Tracks of My Tears To Sir With Love Tracks of My Tears When I Ran Off and Left Her When I Ran off & Left Her
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Soul Asylum is an American rock band formed in 1981 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Their 1993 hit "Runaway Train" won the Grammy Award for Best Rock Song.

The band was originally called Loud Fast Rules, with a lineup consisting of Dave Pirner, Dan Murphy, Karl Mueller, and Pat Morley. They changed their name to Soul Asylum in 1983. Morley was replaced by Grant Young in 1984.

The band recorded three albums with Twin/Tone Records and two with A&M Records, with little commercial success. In 1992, they released the triple-platinum album Grave Dancers Union, featuring "Runaway Train". The band played at the inauguration of President Bill Clinton early the next year. They also scored a platinum record with the album Let Your Dim Light Shine three years later. In 1998 they recorded Candy from a Stranger. The band released four more albums over the next 15 years. Their most recent was Hurry Up and Wait in 2020, their twelfth studio release.

Mueller was diagnosed with cancer in 2004, and the band organized a benefit concert on his behalf. Mueller died a year later.
Members:
Dave Pirner - lead vocals (1981-present), drums (1981-1983), rhythm guitar, saxophone, piano (1983-present)
Jeremy Tappero - bass, backing vocals (2020-present)
Ryan Smith - lead guitar, backing vocals (2016-present)
Michael Bland - drums, backing vocals (2005-present)

Former members:
Dan Murphy - lead guitar, backing vocals (1981-2012)
Karl Mueller - bass (1981-2005; died 2005)
Pat Morley - drums (1983-1984)
Grant Young - drums (1984-1994)
Sterling Campbell - drums (1992, session; 1994-1998)
Joey Huffman - keyboards (1993-1997, session; 2003-2006, session)
Ian Mussington - drums (1998-2005)
Tommy Stinson - bass (2005-2012)
Justin Sharbono - lead guitar, backing vocals (2012-2016)
Ian Prince - drums (2019)
Winston Roye - bass, backing vocals (2012-2020)
From: Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S.
Genre(s): Alternative rock, grunge, country rock, punk rock
Active From: 1981-present
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