album · January 26, 1997

Everyone Wants The Honey But Not The Sting

My Dad Is Dead

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The 1997 album "Everyone Wants The Honey But Not The Sting" saw Flanagan continue his prolific output of raw, independent rock music. This release arrived during a period of consistent activity for My Dad Is Dead, with Flanagan remaining a fixture of the underground music scene.

• "Everyone Wants The Honey But Not The Sting" was released on January 26, 1997, by the Scat record label. The album was classified under the alternative and indie rock genres. It was released in the CD format.
• The release date of January 26, 1997, places this album in the artist's extensive discography of the 1990s. My Dad Is Dead maintained a consistent release schedule throughout that decade.
• This album was released on the Scat Records label, known for its work with numerous independent and alternative artists.

My Dad Is Dead is the indie rock project of Cleveland-based musician Mark Flanagan. He has been releasing music since the early 1980s, initially as part of the burgeoning post-punk scene. In 1997, Flanagan released "Everyone Wants The Honey But Not The Sting," a typically prolific and self-released effort under the My Dad Is Dead moniker.