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TXAG 05 said:

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Wallflowers don't count: One Headlight, The Difference, 6th Avenue Heartache, Heroes.

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Agree

That Bringing Down the Horse album was a phenomenal album.

May not have got as much radio play and some of the typical accolades but I consider that one of the most underrated albums of the 90s.

I still regularly play it from beginning to end

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Same here. Great album from start to finish.

DallasTeleAg said:

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I can't think of the Toadies as a one hit wonder. They literally had 4 songs from Rubberneck that heard on the radio constantly, throughout high school.

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Yet only one charted on the billboard 100. They got a lot more play in Texas than other states. I posted Reel Big Fish as a one hit wonder, but if you lived in California in the 90s, you'd hear more songs on the radio than Sell Out, which is the only song people around the country knows.

Would The Verve Pipe- The Freshmen count?

redline248 said:

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Well then Tyler is the greatest "other" song by a one-hit wonder that ever existed

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Have to agree. I don't support rape but love the musicality of that song.

Stive said:

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Would The Verve Pipe- The Freshmen count?

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I'll allow it. Especially bc they're kind of a kids band now.

Collective Soul-December.

superunknown said:

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Stive said:

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Would The Verve Pipe- The Freshmen count?

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I'll allow it. Especially bc they're kind of a kids band now.

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Really? What kind of kids band?

Ice Ice Baby was 90's right?



Edit to add: looked it up…1990.

brew82 said:

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What about Living Colour- Cult of Personality?
Thought they were going to make it big. Glad I didn't put any money on it.

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That was the 80's.

QRI-Ag said:

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Collective Soul-December.

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??? I dated a girl in high school who was really into them. The band wasn't on my radar but I still recognized multiple songs by them.

QRI-Ag said:

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Collective Soul-December.

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Why Pt2

Stive said:

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superunknown said:

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Stive said:

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Would The Verve Pipe- The Freshmen count?

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I'll allow it. Especially bc they're kind of a kids band now.

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Really? What kind of kids band?

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Kids band might have been harsh/extreme but they played ACL behind a family/kids album and for a while they were kinda doing 1 rock album, 1 kids album.

I hate "The Freshmen" but the first song released from that album was pretty nice in that post-grunge maybe a toe dipped into electronica era..."Photograph" charted at least on the alt/modern rock charts but I doubt it ever got higher than low/medium rotation. So maybe it peaked around 50-70? It was half a lifetime ago so my brain is fuzzy.

Not sure if these count, because both songs were written by the same guy, and I know "Whitey Ford Sings the Blues" had other tracks that got a lot of airtime.

Everlast, What It's Like
House of Pain, Jump Around

Sapper Redux said:

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Not sure if these count, because both songs were written by the same guy, and I know "Whitey Ford Sings the Blues" had other tracks that got a lot of airtime.

Everlast, What It's Like
House of Pain, Jump Around

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Everlast had that one song with Santana, so not sure if he counts.

EMF

Unbelievable

Bruce Almighty said:

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Sapper Redux said:

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Not sure if these count, because both songs were written by the same guy, and I know "Whitey Ford Sings the Blues" had other tracks that got a lot of airtime.

Everlast, What It's Like
House of Pain, Jump Around

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Everlast had that one song with Santana, so not sure if he counts.

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Santana songs go into a weird category. Like, is it an Everlast song, or a Santana song that he's a part of?

jac4 said:

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I was going to say "I'm gonna be" by the Proclaimers, but apparently it was released in 1988.

In my mind the 90s run from about 1987 to 2005.

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It was originally released in '88 in Europe I think but did absolutely nothing. It wasn't until '93ish that it became a hit here. So your mind wasn't fooling you.

That's what I get for not reading the whole thread. I see someone already made this point.

Did Duncan Sheik ever have another charter after Barely Breathing?

Apache said:

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Loved this song then, still love it!

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That was my vote as well. Either that or Lo Fidelity Allstars "Battleflag". NSFW

Good answer.

Battleflag was one of the top car audio reference tracks for my high school. Definitely not safe for parents either.

Bruce Almighty said:

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DallasTeleAg said:

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I can't think of the Toadies as a one hit wonder. They literally had 4 songs from Rubberneck that heard on the radio constantly, throughout high school.

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Yet only one charted on the billboard 100. They got a lot more play in Texas than other states. I posted Reel Big Fish as a one hit wonder, but if you lived in California in the 90s, you'd hear more songs on the radio than Sell Out, which is the only song people around the country knows.

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Beer was a pretty big song, was it not?

Yea… I owned this album.

PatAg said:

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Bruce Almighty said:

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DallasTeleAg said:

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I can't think of the Toadies as a one hit wonder. They literally had 4 songs from Rubberneck that heard on the radio constantly, throughout high school.

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Yet only one charted on the billboard 100. They got a lot more play in Texas than other states. I posted Reel Big Fish as a one hit wonder, but if you lived in California in the 90s, you'd hear more songs on the radio than Sell Out, which is the only song people around the country knows.

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Beer was a pretty big song, was it not?

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Great song, but never charted. She has a girlfriend now also was also a single but never charted.

(Yes, I liked this band ..)