Favorite Band that Few People Know
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Admission: I cite Sloan too often as my go-to for Unsung Heroes topics like this, including this entry from On That Note.
But what the heck. I won't apologize, it's good pop. For variety’s sake, I’ll use tracks I haven’t referenced as often.
People Of The Sky (1994)
G Turns to D (1996)
Right or Wrong (2007)
Believe in Me (2008)
But what the heck. I won't apologize, it's good pop. For variety’s sake, I’ll use tracks I haven’t referenced as often.
People Of The Sky (1994)
G Turns to D (1996)
Right or Wrong (2007)
Believe in Me (2008)
They're going to be in DSM in early December, and I'm SO BUMMED that it's sold out. I thought it was unreleased Zeppelin, too. They just rock out.
I want to say it was Super Toad! It's the only time I've ever been there. It was pretty small, and it was HOT in there. But it was loud and awesome!
I LOVE Father John Misty. He's so clever and filthy.
Limbeck - "Let Me Come Home"
I saw them open for Motion City Soundtrack at the M-Shop, I immediately bought their album at the venue, great band. Very roots-rock.
I saw them open for Motion City Soundtrack at the M-Shop, I immediately bought their album at the venue, great band. Very roots-rock.
I really don't know if they're known or not. Aussie band 2/4 committed suicide. One had gambling addiction, thus "Blow Up the Pokies" Don't even remember how I was introduced to them. I bought their hits compilation, Truth Beauty and a Picture of You. This is probably their best known song
I got to attend a radio convention about 10 years ago at a hotel. In strolls Grace Potter to perform solo in a conference room. only time I was happy to be sitting in the front row at a conference.
from 2013-this year it was Portugal. The Man, and I would say a lot of people who like them now still don't really know them.
I would say right now, recency bias included, this is a collective more than a Band but they fashion themselves as a "Boy Band" (Rap/Hip-Hop) and thought I'd bring a different genre to the table.
BROCKHAMPTON
I would say right now, recency bias included, this is a collective more than a Band but they fashion themselves as a "Boy Band" (Rap/Hip-Hop) and thought I'd bring a different genre to the table.
BROCKHAMPTON
I don't seek out music like I use to but Billy Strings comes to mind.
Great bluegrass voice and phenomenal guitarist.
Great bluegrass voice and phenomenal guitarist.
Go see him some time.
He was great anyway but his fanbase made me fee like I was seeing Elvis. They worshiped him.
I'll add Dirty Projectors but not sure what sorts of popularity they have...I'm far removed from the loop on what's out there any more.
Rossington-Collins Band.
https://www.discogs.com/Rossington-Collins-Band-This-Is-The-Way/master/305092
https://www.discogs.com/Rossington-Collins-Band-This-Is-The-Way/master/305092
Haven't heard anything from these guys in quite awhile, not even sure if they are still together, but I'm a fan of Ludo
