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- Genres: Alternative, Punk, Grunge
- Origin: Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Formed: 1987
- Disbanded: 1997
- Albums: 8
- Labels: Twin/Tone, Reprise, Cherry Red
- Lollapalooza Tour: 1993
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Babes in Toyland were a Minneapolis-based all-girl Alternative Rock band.
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Career
Babes in Toyland, part of the Minneapolis Scene that had spawned The Replacements and Husker Du, played music that was stylistically comparable to the Seattle Grunge movement. They were associated with the Riot Grrrl sub-genre of Punk by others, but never claimed that affiliation for themselves. Their biggest hit, Bruise Violet, was thought by many to be an attack on Hole singer Courtney Love, but was in fact about a woman who creatively inspired both Love and Babes in Toyland singer Kat Bjelland. Babes in Toyland dissolved in 1997.Band Members
- Kat Bjelland - Guitar, Vocals
- Lori Barbero - Drums, Vocals
- Maureen Herman - Bass Guitar
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me as the babes in toyland gosh this band is very fuckin' gore
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@PaulaAbdul I have the biggest urge to watch 'Rush, Rush' right now! hehe we watched Babes In Toyland in band & Keanu Reeves was in it :)
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