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Bad news and good news: After a few days of hopeful signs, New York suffered the deadliest day yet in the coronavirus pandemic. The two eventually went their separate ways with Collingwood forming the Mercy Buckets in Boston and Schlesinger forming Ivy in New York City. A demo eventually landed the two a deal with Atlantic Records and in 1996 they released their self titled debut. In early 2009, the band embarked on a small tour where they began to debut some new songs from an as-yet-untitled fifth album. In 2005, the band issued the 2-disc Out-of-State Plates, a compilation rounding up the band's various import-only B-sides as well as several new songs. The show was canceled before it aired in the United States and the songs were never released. Maureen was released as a single yet received little attention. Welcome Interstate Managers, Fountains of Wayne's third record and first for Virgin, was released in June of 2003. Preceeded by the single and video for the Cars-ish Stacy's Mom, the song became a surprise top 20 hit on the strength of its video--a send-up of 1980s teen comedies like "Fast Times at Ridgemont High"--which starred Rachel Hunter as Stacy's Mom.





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