Needles & Grooves

Faith No More - Epic

One Headlight - The Wallflowers

Heyyyyyyyyyeyyyyeyyy cmon try a little
Nothing is forever
There’s gotta be something better than in the middle
Me and Cinderella
We put it all together
We can drive it home
With one headlight

The Wonders - That Thing You Do!

Creep by Radiohead. They release this massive tune and then fade into obscurity.

Cowboy Junkies. Their cover of “Sweet Jane” is the only thing anyone remembers, but they’ve got a rich discography running from ‘88 to today.

Nu Shooz - I Can’t Wait. It may seem like radio fluff, but the groove is so infectious, and the singer’s voice is gorgeous!

@Corycm When Margo Timms gets to the “la la la laaaaah” part, it gives me chills every time. My wife and I saw them at a small club, front row, they were amazing.

nena and "99 luftballons". worldwide smash hit and nothing else.

@Murfocakes "Searching For the Young Soul Rebels" is a favorite of mine. "Geno" and "Tell Me When My Light Turns Green" are serious jams.

@Turbo https://media2.giphy.com/media/iqZG...2qoxsgaj1x00amgq9caqgdrww32q9ns&rid=giphy.gif

@feesrevenge lousiana shout out

this has inspired me to spin High/Low today. 'Popular' is okay but the rest of the album is great.

@Memo Wallflower’s were NOT a one hit wonder (a one album wonder maybe). “6th Avenue Heartache” and “Three Marlenas” were also modest hits that received lots of airplay on the radio upon their release.

The Knack - My Sharona

I'd also hesitate to call A-Ha a one-hit wonder since they also got a lot of airplay out of The Sun Always Shines on TV and Hunting High And Low from the same LP. Plus they scored a James Bond film title track. Take On Me definitely withstood the test of time among all these, but still....

@ranbalam but what if that one hit was a hit twice?

My Sharona is a fucking legit pop rock track. The rest of that album is painfully terrible