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They had several on the mainstream & modern rock charts. "It's Been Awhile" (#5) and "So Far Away" (#24) were their only top 40 hits the Billboard Hot 100. I am familiar with those two as well as "Outside", which I think I heard the live acoustic version with Aaron Lewis & Fred Durst more than the studio version. I was listening to a Canadian station a lot at that time that played modern rock.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Chuxter
Maybe I should listen to the radio more, but the nonstop stream of Van Halen (only Roth-era) tunes burned me out on it a while back.
Right now, I'm digging me some Milli Vanilli. I don't care who's singing it, that's some good late 80s queso there.
Last week at work I had to explain to a guy who Milli Vanilli was (the guy is 22) and that depressed me a bit... not as much as Fab was depressed just a quick 'wow I'm getting old type of depression.'Quote:
Originally Posted by El Chuxter
Actually, I barely listen to the radio for music anymore. I haven't even been listening to the Music Choice channels on cable, or internet radio either. When I'm online lately, I seem to have other stuff going on that would use up a lot of bandwith and make streaming music not work as well. Whenever I tune into the Alternative Channel on Music Choice, I just haven't enjoyed the selection as much as I did the first 3 or 4 years I lived here.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Chuxter
Its Raining Men ~ The Weather Girls, this was playing as I walked into a grocery store for work today. To the best of what I could tell it was not raining men.
Bird of Prey Decloaks, James Horner, Star Trek III soundtrack.
Stop Messin' Around ~ The mighty 'smith (played in honor of 2-1b)
Phantom of the Opera, Iron Maiden
Limelight ~ Rush
I saw a werewolf drinking a pina colada at Trader Vic's, his hear was perfect.
Werewolves Of London ~ Warren Zevon.