Last Splash

Originally formed as a side project for Pixies bassist Kim Deal, the Breeders quickly became her primary recording outlet.

A sample from "I Just Wanna Get Along" was used in another track by the Prodigy called "World's on Fire" from the Invaders Must Die album.

[12] It is also considered "wildly", "willingly" experimental,[14][19] sporting art rock textures, "pure", "twisted" pop, and Hawaiian surf music.

Dubbed one of its "most enduring masterpieces",[9] it's been praised for "perfectly encapsulat[ing] all that was great and wonderful" about the genre's explosion in that era.

[8] In a retrospective review of it 20 years on, Stereogum's Tom Breihan called it "a warm, homemade, deeply and consciously odd" record.

The Kenmore sewing machine from Kelley Deal's unusual performance credit (on "S.O.S."). On display at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame .