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Hospital
Hospital
Studio album by Gary Young's Hospital
Released	25 October 1994
Recorded	1993–1994
Studio	Louder Than You Think Studios (Stockton, California)
Genre	Indie rock; outsider music;
Length	42:36
Label	Big Cat
Producer	Gary Young
Gary Young's Hospital chronology

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	^[2]

Hospital is the debut studio album by the American musician Gary Young and his backing band Hospital, released in 1994.^[3]^[4] It was Young's first solo effort after being asked to leave the band Pavement.^[5]

Background and recording

The album was recorded in Stockton, California, at Young's studio. "Geri" is about Young's wife.^[6] A video was produced for "Plant Man".^[6] Young promoted the album by playing on the 1995 Lollapalooza tour.^[7]

Critical reception

AllMusic described it as "a roller coaster of chaotic and disjointed songs."^[2]

Track listing

All songs written by Gary Young, except "Wipe Out" by The Surfaris.

Plant Man - 1:58
1st Impression - 0:54
Mitchel - 1:00
Foothill Blvd. - 1:00
Real Call (No Video) - 1:18
Warren - 2:38
Hospital for the Chemically Insane - 0:30
Birds in Traffic - 4:32
Where Are You At - 1:27
Ralph the Vegetarian Robot - 2:36
Missing in Action - 3:32
Wipe Out (The Surfaris) - 1:24
20th Day - 1:25
Geri - 0:43
Hooks of the Hiway - 5:57
Where Are You At [unlisted] - 1:31
Foothill Blvd. [Alt. version] [unlisted] - 4:20

Personnel

Gary Young's Hospital

Gary Young – lead vocals, drums
Zach Silver – vocals, guitar, violin
Robin Vanderpool – guitar, synthesizers
Eric Westphal – bass, vocals, piano
Kelly Foley – vocals, guitar, keyboards
Robbie Warren – guitar

References

^ "TrouserPress.com :: Pavement". www.trouserpress.com.
^ ^a ^b Hospital at AllMusic
^ Bonner, Michael (Apr 22, 1995). "Silver surfer". Melody Maker. 72 (16): 35.
^ "Happy Birthday To Mamaroneck's Gary 'Plantman' Young". Neighbors. Mamaroneck Daily Voice. May 3, 2016.
^ "Hospital for the Criminally Insane". archives.stanforddaily.com.
^ ^a ^b Sauro, Tony (April 22, 2016). "NEW RECORDINGS – 'Malfunction' brings former Pavement drummer back to the studio". Features. The Record. Stockton. p. 1.
^ du Lac, J. Freedom (August 19, 1995). "LOLLAPALOOZA FOUND ITS EDGE, BUT NOT IN THE USUAL PLACE". The Sacramento Bee. p. G1.