I was introduced to that one by a band covering it at church camp and have loved it ever since.HollywoodBQ said:
Southern Culture on the Skids - Camel Walk.
When I saw them at Liberty Lunch in Austin, during the song "8 piece box", they threw fried chicken into the crowd.
Obscure Tier III 90's Songs
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this one and 8Stops7 are both great.62strat said:
Damn another one that I thought was late 90s.. but alas, sept 2000.
Those middle years of college are getting foggy!
my buddy was the sound guy for Vast (and a bunch of other bands) for a while, so got to see them a number of times.
Came here to post this. Part of the that DFW music explosion in the early 90s....Toadies, Deep Blue Something, Edie Brickell, etc.GCRanger said:
Spot - Moon June Spoon
Solid list of oneders, not necessarily all tier III
Silverchair was like what, 14 when they released Frogstomp? Tomorrow was definitely a great jam.
Silverchair was like what, 14 when they released Frogstomp? Tomorrow was definitely a great jam.
Thriving Ivory - Angels on the moon popped on Spotify on my run tonight.
Love Screaming Trees. Been wearing this one out lately.
Lots of Ben Folds Five songs not named Brick would fit this criteria for me.
"Battle of who could care less"? Ben folds is borderline tier 1Ornithopter said:
Lots of Ben Folds Five songs not named Brick would fit this criteria for me.
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Probably Army for me
"I got 5 on it" was a major earworm after watching the movie "Us"aTmLoKi said:
I got 5 on it is one of the all time great rap songs.
This was deep in my brain courtesy of high school girlfriend.
Def some tier III stuff here, peaked at 80+ on hot 100, plus a Beavis and butthead appearance.
Looking at album track listing I remember carry me home as well, not sure if it was actually released though or just gf listening to the cassette.
Def some tier III stuff here, peaked at 80+ on hot 100, plus a Beavis and butthead appearance.
Looking at album track listing I remember carry me home as well, not sure if it was actually released though or just gf listening to the cassette.
i believe this was 2000, but close enough
Oh hell yeah for some Feeder!
Late 90s, San Antonio at the White Rabbit to see Everclear, touring on So Much For The Afterglow. The lineup was Feeder, Jimmie's Chicken Shack, and Everclear. Great show from top to bottom! Went to Best Buy the next day and bought Feeders album and have followed them ever since. They have a double album coming out soon. Still around and kicking.
Late 90s, San Antonio at the White Rabbit to see Everclear, touring on So Much For The Afterglow. The lineup was Feeder, Jimmie's Chicken Shack, and Everclear. Great show from top to bottom! Went to Best Buy the next day and bought Feeders album and have followed them ever since. They have a double album coming out soon. Still around and kicking.
This one just popped into my head:
Also, along with Feeder, this is my other random UK band I found in the late 90s that no one seems to know but is still around and I still love.
Also, along with Feeder, this is my other random UK band I found in the late 90s that no one seems to know but is still around and I still love.
how bout a little Soul Coughing
back in the day, these guys got a decent amount of play, but i never hear them anymore.
back in the day, these guys got a decent amount of play, but i never hear them anymore.
Jurassic 5
This one got a bit of run, Jimmie's Chicken Shack "Do Right"
ahh thought of a debatable tier III.. maybe this is Tier II.
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62strat said:
ahh thought of a debatable tier III.. maybe this is Tier II.
Great song. Definitely Tier 2 or even 1 imo.
Yes to Super Bon BonAggieOO said:
how bout a little Soul Coughing
That song was in Gran Turismo 2 I think. Used to love it when that was in the mix.
Which reminds me about the Cardigans and My Favourite Game
William K. Klingaman said:62strat said:
ahh thought of a debatable tier III.. maybe this is Tier II.
Great song. Definitely Tier 2 or even 1 imo.
Fantastic song
What about this one? This was was ~2000 too though, I believe.
another one on the cusp. Album a done in '99, but this single release in 2000
Angie Aparo has done a lot of songwriting with others and such, but this is the only song that i know of his that he performed that actually got airplay.
Angie Aparo has done a lot of songwriting with others and such, but this is the only song that i know of his that he performed that actually got airplay.
and one more from '98 before i have to head into my next meeting.
That OPM song always slots next to this one in my head, i guess because skating?
holy sh*t, i forgot about this song ... im gonna hassle my old lady with this song all day. holdin' my sacsuperunknown said:
That OPM song always slots next to this one in my head, i guess because skating?
I used it to woo a fair lady a few months ago with that name and it did not go well.
I always kinda group these two together. Totally different sound.. but both woman/girl.Quote:
Sometimes when I think of one, I can't think of the other.
Edwyn Collins, never met a girl like you
Then of course, hardly Tier III since everyone knows the song.. but also girl related
Urge overkill
Might be too late now, but it would be helpful if people typed the artist/name of the song in addition to the link.. that way people can search.
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