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Property	Value
rdf:type	Album
rdfs:label	Here Comes The Zoo
rdfs:comment	Here Comes The Zoo is the 2002 album by Alternative Rock duo Local H. It is there first studio album to not be released on Island, it is also the first to feature new Local H drummer Brain St. Clair, scince Joe Dainals left back in 1999. The albums cover was origonally lenticular, featuring Scott Lucas and Brain, however later pressings made the cover only Scott. The album was produced by Jack Douglas, who previously helped with Aerosmith.
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Length	3724.0
dcterms:subject	Albums 2002 albums Rock albums
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Label	Palm Pictures
Producer	Jack Douglas
Name	Here Comes The Zoo
Genre	Alternative Rock
Type	Studio album
Last album	Pack Up The Cats
This Album	Here Comes The Zoo
Chronology	Local H Studio album
Next album	Whatever Happened To P.J. Soles?
Released	2002-03-05
Artist	Local H
Recorded	2001
Reviews	*Allmusic *Robert Christgau *Rolling Stone *Sputnik Music *Stylus Magazine
abstract	Here Comes The Zoo is the 2002 album by Alternative Rock duo Local H. It is there first studio album to not be released on Island, it is also the first to feature new Local H drummer Brain St. Clair, scince Joe Dainals left back in 1999. The albums cover was origonally lenticular, featuring Scott Lucas and Brain, however later pressings made the cover only Scott. The album was produced by Jack Douglas, who previously helped with Aerosmith.
is Album of	Half-Life (Local H song)
is Last album of	Whatever Happened To P.J. Soles?