TrainFan73
Frothy
And then there is Hang Wire which is like having a lobotomy through your ears.
I feel like Fun Lovin’ Criminals sat nicely next to Sublime, Eminem, Bloodhound Gang, and License To lll era Beastie Boys in a certain type of guys CD flip case in the 90s.
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I was 14 in '99. The songs were catchy and the lyrics were fun. I wasn't really looking for deep inspiration or anything.
(See also all Limp Bizkit CDs. Not proud of that either.)
“Allison”
That IS a trevesty. Last Splash should definitely be in the book instead of Bossanova.Especially because there’s no Breeders, come on Pod and Last Splash are better than this.. That’s a discography I should explore more of.
Eliminator was in the billboard charts for three years and was one of the first albums given diamond status.Between Eliminator and Afterburner, ZZ Top were giant robots astride music 83-86.
That time period is pretty crazy for how many huge bands there were, who were everywhere. If people think Taylor and Beyoncé are big now, imagine another 10 acts like that and throw in another 15 Billie Elish’s as well
To call it a behemoth is an understatementEliminator was in the billboard charts for three years and was one of the first albums given diamond status.
So you're saying it had legs?Eliminator was in the billboard charts for three years and was one of the first albums given diamond status.
ZZ Top is great.Actually liked this one a lot more than I was expecting from a ZZ Top album.
I never really got into them before. I always just kind of considered them a gimmicky classic rock radio band.ZZ Top is great.
I think this is the one thing that is unfortunate from this era that the cartoon became the reality of the band. I remember when I first heard Tres Hombres, I was like wait… this is the Sharp Dressed Man band?I never really got into them before. I always just kind of considered them a gimmicky classic rock radio band.