Cindy Toth
Other projects:
Post-Reivers, Cindy Toth was part of a few now defunct bands such as Flying Saucers and Wet. She also played bass and sang in the bands Trigger Happy, Violet Crown, and the Rice Moorehead Band. In addition, she was in a few plays (“Irish Lesbian Vampire”, “Sex, Drugs, and Rock and Roll: The Real World”, “Tales Of A Millenium”) at the Broom Street Theater in Madison, WI in 1996 and 1997.
self titled
by Walter Daniels & the Giblets (2012)
(Ghost Highway Recordings 25)
Bass
by Walter Daniels & the Giblets (2012)
(Ghost Highway Recordings 25)
Bass
These Are The Days
by Violet Crown (2003)
(Herkemer 303)
Bass
by Violet Crown (2003)
(Herkemer 303)
Bass
New Roots
by Amberjack Rice (2002)
(A.R.R. 005)
Bass, Vocals
by Amberjack Rice (2002)
(A.R.R. 005)
Bass, Vocals
Decade of Moral Fumbles 1990-1999
by Wannabes (2000) (Plethorazine 1007)
(Includes 1991 previously cassette only release “Lucky Pierre”.)
Violin
by Wannabes (2000) (Plethorazine 1007)
(Includes 1991 previously cassette only release “Lucky Pierre”.)
Violin
Seaman’s Quartet
by Seaman’s Quartet (1999)
(Herkemer Music)
Vocals, bass
by Seaman’s Quartet (1999)
(Herkemer Music)
Vocals, bass
Taking History
by Hollowbody (1998)
(Pressing Records)
Bass
by Hollowbody (1998)
(Pressing Records)
Bass
Flying Saucers(EP)
by Flying Saucers(1995)
(prop cd 001)
Credited under “additional musicians”
by Flying Saucers(1995)
(prop cd 001)
Credited under “additional musicians”
Startime (EP)
by Flying Saucers (1993)
(co-produced and co-engineered by John Croslin)
Bass
by Flying Saucers (1993)
(co-produced and co-engineered by John Croslin)
Bass
Eating Out Is Fun/ Magic Forehead Vision
by Wet (1992)
(7″)(Rise Records RR-73-WET)
Bass
by Wet (1992)
(7″)(Rise Records RR-73-WET)
Bass
White Out/ Rise And Fall
by Flying Saucers (1991) (7″)(Unclean Records UR-012)
Bass
by Flying Saucers (1991) (7″)(Unclean Records UR-012)
Bass
Lucky Pierre
by the Wannabes (1990)
(One Point Five Records; cassette only)
Violin (credited under “Oughtobes”)
by the Wannabes (1990)
(One Point Five Records; cassette only)
Violin (credited under “Oughtobes”)