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Thanks - it was hard to limit the list to just those. I could've easily quadrupled the number of songs but since I listen to the radio once in a blue moon I have no idea what sort of airplay the songs I listed actually receive. For all I know they are played all the time and I didn't want to pollute the thread with 100+ songs that aren't really underrated.fantastic list
Better clip of the song. I don't think there's any question Gwen Stefani and No Doubt were heavily influenced by Annabelle and Bow Wow Wow.
I liked The Firm more than most people, thanks for the link.zamboni said:
Huge TWS fan. Always found it interesting that they had a second decent singer in Todd Nichols (lead on your second song, "All Right"), they never really did to many songs that used both of their voices as 'leads.' Similar to your first song "All in All."
He did, as you can see in this video, he catches the amateur videographer totally off guard! And it seems like they really didn't seem to want to show him!LinusMarr said:
Yeah, go figure but i like a lot of the softer stuff sometimes. I cant always have Tool blasting in my ipod...U2, Toad, Radiohead, third eye blind, blink 182 are always on the ipod somewhere.
Huge La's fan here. Timeless Melody is just unreal. At 3:15 into the clip. Unreal.
One of my favorite tunes from then. Loved both Felt and Cocteau Twins... what could go wrong with this (nothing).
No, I don't have any Blue Oyster Cult. I ate 34 pairs last time around. Where were you?
Toad is good stuff. "Dulcinea" is a great, great album. Windmills is a non-radio hit that I would put up with any of their other more popular songs from that one like Fall Down, Fly From Heaven or Somethings Always Wrong.
whoa... he was one of my best friend's ex. died from auto-erotic asphyxia... and left part of his song-writing royalties from one or two of the Sheryl Crow songs to her- she bought a townhouse in Brooklyn with it. never realized he had his own thing on top of his collaborations.
Some diverse stuff here. These are three I was surprised to see, albeit pleasantly. Dangerous Toys? That was a weird band, in retrospect.
Always liked that song. Also liked MM's cover of Springsteen's "For You"
