Members
- Olga1979current
- Tommy Goober2004current
- Duncan Redmonds2006current
- Malcolm Dickcurrent
- Tom Blythcurrent
- Mr Scott1979–1980
- Pete Zulu1979–1979
- Dean Jamesdrums (drum set) · 1980–1980
- Teddy Toy Doll1980–1981
- Happy Bob1981–1983
- Little Paul1985–1985
- Pete Zulu1985–1985
- Dean Jamesbass · 1985–1988
- Teddy Toy Doll1985–1986
- Marty1987–1999
- K'Ceebass · 1989–1996
- Gary Fun1997–1999
- Dave the Nut2004–2005
- Flipbass guitar
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Discography
Episode XIII2019
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Olgacoustic2015
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The Album After the Last One2012
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Our Last Album?2004
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Dorkmania2003
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We're Mad! (The Anthology)2002
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Covered in Toy Dolls2002
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The Best of the Toy Dolls2001
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Anniversary Anthems2000
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The Wonderful World of the Toy Dolls1999
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The History, Part II1998
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One More Megabyte1997
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The History 1979-19961996
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Orcastrated1995
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Absurd‐Ditties1993
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The Collection1992
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Fat Bob’s Feet!1990
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Wakey Wakey!1989
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Ten Years of Toys1989
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High Spirits1988
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Bare Faced Cheek1987
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Idle Gossip1986
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Singles 83/841986
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A Far Out Disc1985
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Dig That Groove Baby1983
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Also known as: Toy Dolls, Toy Dollz
The Toy Dolls are an English punk rock band formed in 1979. They are best known for their sole UK hit, a punk-rock cover of "Nellie the Elephant". The Toy Dolls' songs expressed a sense of fun, such as "Yul Brynner Was a Skinhead", "My Girlfriend's Dad's a Vicar" and "James Bond Lives Down Our Street", and songs titles often use alliteration, such as "Peter Practice's Practice Place", "Fisticuffs in Frederick Street", "Neville Is a Nerd", and "Quick to Quit the Quentin".
Opinions of fans — not verified facts.
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