Tragic Kingdom
Studio album by No DoubtWikipedia
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Sep 12, 2026
Alexis FullerPANELIST
Mm.
Brooke FoxHOST
[sighs] No Doubt's Tragic Kingdom.
Brooke FoxHOST
Ooh, No Doubt.
Alexis FullerPANELIST
So good.
Lynn BarronHOST
And you can hear that on...
Lynn BarronHOST
There's a No Doubt album called Tragic Kingdom.
Lynn BarronHOST
And there's a song, it's the last song on the album, that's called Tragic Kingdom.
Lynn BarronHOST
And it's the very beginning.
Lynn BarronHOST
You can hear that song.
JeffHOST
I think we talked about one time which had sold more.
JeffHOST
What's the other one? Tragic Kingdom or Smash.
JeffHOST
We did talk about that.
JeffHOST
For sure, it had to have been this one, but it was actually the other one.
JeffHOST
Really? I don't
TylerHOST
remember which one we thought was what.
JeffHOST
I think Tragic Kingdom sold more than Smash did, but Smash sold a lot.
JeffHOST
Ask Siri.
DudeHOST
It was very unclear.
DudeHOST
So one thing that I remember thinking was pop because it reminded me of stuff like Cyndi Lauper or Blondie was with some horns and some ska was No Doubt and their 1995 album Tragic Kingdom produced by Matthew Wilder.
DudeHOST
No Doubt was formed in Anaheim, California in 1986 from the...
DudeHOST
Southern California ska scene, initially drawing heavily from bands like Madness and New Wave and Punk and 80s Pop, co-founded by John Spence, Eric Stefani, and Gwen Stefani.
DudeHOST
That's no doubt that we all know.
DudeHOST
After their 1992 debut struggled commercially, the band kept pushing, recording, releasing independent stuff.
DudeHOST
But eventually, we get to 1995 and Tragic Kingdom, which they worked on for three years.
DudeHOST
Wow.
Bert KreischerHOST
He was like, okay.
speaker_4GUEST
But those early record, like Tragic Kingdom and stuff, just listening to it made me realize like how unique of a band they were.
Bert KreischerHOST
Yeah.
speaker_4GUEST
And how like rare of a band.
Bert KreischerHOST
He's like, okay.
MichaelGUEST
But those early records, like Tragic Kingdom and stuff, just listening to it made me realize how unique of a band they were.
Bert KreischerHOST
Yeah.
MichaelGUEST
And how rare of a band.
MaryHOST
best way when i think of her i think of like one of my guy friends cooler older sisters and like how cool their bedroom was and like just wanting to be like oh i want to go in her bedroom and see how cool she is I
EverettHOST
fucking loved Tragic Kingdom here on Winston Polly.
EverettHOST
I didn't even have the understanding at that age to know what it was that I loved about her, but it was just the moment.
EverettHOST
And that song was on at all times.
Kay BellowsGUEST
There was a lot of, uh, Billy Joel and Elton John, um, Boston, CCR, got a little bit older, listened to a lot of like Everclear.
Kay BellowsGUEST
My first like obsession band and album was Tragic Kingdom from No Doubt.
Kay BellowsGUEST
I was obsessed with Gwen Stefani in that album.
Kay BellowsGUEST
but yeah so that was probably one of my first inspirations and then kind of the segue into harder music and i've just i love exploring new music and finding new music so
JenHOST
No Doubt.
JenHOST
Tragic Kingdom.
BromptonGUEST
Sixth Red.
BromptonGUEST
Sixth Red.
Jade AlcantaraGUEST
Just be quiet.
Grace BennettGUEST
No, because what is that album called? Tragic Kingdom? Yeah! Tragic Kingdom.
Grace BennettGUEST
Project Kingdom.
Gwynedd StuartHOST
So that actually was like went from that.
Jade AlcantaraGUEST
You didn't
Fritz OrtmanGUEST
You know
Jade AlcantaraGUEST
Tragic Kingdom? Well, it's a play on the Magic Kingdom.
Tim KasherHOST
Of course,
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