ights were compiled on CD collections like 1994's Winning Losers, A Collection of Home Recordings, and The Original Losing Losers and Lou Barlow and His Sentridoh, which featured the majestic love song "Forever Instant." Another Collection of Home Recordings, released under the name Lou Barlow & Friends and featuring Bob Fay (Gaffney's replacement in Sebadoh), appeared in 1995.In 1994, Barlow also teamed with fellow singer and songwriter John Davis in the Folk Implosion, another home-recording outlet, albeit one marked by odd stylistic detours into blue-eyed funk, John Lennon-like pop and noise abrasion. Following a series of EPs and singles, in 1995 the Folk Implosion recorded a number of songs for filmmaker Larry Clark's acclaimed feature Kids. The soundtrack's infectious "Natural One" became a surprise Top 40 hit later that year, further raising Barlow's increasingly high profile. After Sebadoh's acclaimed 1996 LP Harmacy, Barlow recorded the Folk Implosion's Dare to Be Surprised for release in the spring of 1997. A steady flow of Sebadoh, Folk Implosion and solo releases continued in the years to come....
