Is Live the best 90s band that's also super forgettable at the same time? I had totally forgotten they existed until 5 minutes ago.
Is Live the best 90s band that's also super forgettable at the same time...
Colton Clark
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Alexander Davis
I only one lightning crashes. Were they one hit wonders or am I missing out?
Kayden Price
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this song was much more popular iirc
Brayden Robinson
there was some many bands like this in the 90s that blendy together for me. like you said good to decent enough music but kinda generic/forgettable/nothing special
James Garcia
Is it pronounced live or live?
Angel Parker
i've always pronounced it lyev
Levi Allen
Also Lakini's juice
this. I got Live's songs mixed up with a bunch of others from the late 90s like Eels or Toadies or Marcy Playground or The Verve Pipe or Our Lady Peace or Tonic etc. etc.
Isaac Johnson
>Lakini's juice
HOly shit this song goes fucking hard. reminds me of Quicksand
Evan Reed
I love the fuck out of this song
Nathan Anderson
I have fond childhood memories with this song playing
Cameron Johnson
>Creed were called a Christian band
>these guys weren't
Proof that people only called Creed a Christian band as a way to attack them
Luke Jones
Scott Stapp was a devout christian and i'm pretty sure the lyrics were blatantly more christian whereas live is more nuanced and spiritual
Ryan Stewart
That whole album was kind of interesting. They really went for some kind of sense of spiritual grandeur on it. It didn't always succeed, but it was a more entertaining experience than most 90's rock albums. A lot of people seemed to hate it, though.
Henry Morgan
>They really went for some kind of sense of spiritual grandeur on it.
This is how I feel about Creed's Human Clay album.
Charles Perez
Throwing Copper and Secret Samadhi are pretty important albums to me. Really love them, and so many feels still. Distance To Here is really good as well but I was no longer an adolescent so it just didn't sink in as deeply as the others.
>in every boy's life there's a summer of '94
Asher Rivera
Where's Oasis - Definitely Maybe
Colton Nelson
That's good too but I wasn't really sold on Oasis at the time
Lucas Reed
pretty sure that didn't come out in america until later
I didn't even hear Live Forever until like '95
Michael Roberts
neither did i
Jason Nelson
They were ok, one of the better post grunge bands with Collective Soul
Laiv
Oliver Rodriguez
this song is ok but the video is absolute trash
Adam Lee
OUR LOVE IS
Mason Clark
LIKE WAW-TUH
Michael Reyes
literally never heard of them in my entire life, why do i keep seeing that chopper album posted here?
Michael Sanchez
user they got pretty big in the mid 90s, really iconic songs but with a certain substance and reflection that separated them from the usual fake sincerity of most other post-grunge and jangle rock bands.
Give this track a listen - it's just the intro to Throwing Copper (not really a full song per se), but the engineering and production suit the performance perfectly. And quite frankly, shit isn't mastered like this anymore. The drum hits actually explode in your ears beautifully. No sidechain pumping, no monkeymixing, just pure sound design. Worth a listen at least.