A Job For a Sponge

A Job For a Sponge is the 2nd studio album by rock band Sgt. Krabs, releasing 1963. The album was solely written by guitarist Sponge McCartney, who wished to produce an album of his own, with him as the star.
'Ward Harrison was skeptical of Sponge's approach to the album, fearing that it would never sell with only 1 band member as the star. 'Ward was proven wrong, with the album becoming the best-selling of 1963. Harrison later commented "In hindsight, I'm glad they didn't listen to me. I can't imagine the album selling with any other ideas. You wouldn't buy an album called 'A Job for 'Ward Harrison,' would ya?"
The album went on to be a milestone, though is generally agreed to be not one of Sgt. Krabs' best.
The closing track, "This Grill is Not A Home," has gone on to become one of Sgt. Krabs' most iconic song, with each former bandmate covering the song at least once.
==Tracks==
===Side 1===
*I Am A Sponge (3:46)
*Soakin' My Troubles (1:46)
*Absorbin' The Blows (2:49)
*Cleaning The Surfaces (1:10)
*Scratching The Record (6:28)
===Side 2===
*Failing The Test (2:10)
*The House (4:25)
*Mama's Boy (0:56)
*Kisses from Grandma (2:57)
*This Grill Is Not A Home (with vocal help from Eugene Epstein)
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