Red Mosquito

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

stip wrote:creep is not a song i imagined anyone still listening to

covers of it by coffee house acoustic artists are used constantly in montages on network tv dramas

Where no one will ever hear them

Bands like Rage, AiC and especially Nirvana continuously show up in pop culture for whatever reason. I almost never hear PJ or Smashing Pumpkins. For whatever reason they never really reentered public consciousness after the mid nineties, at least not in a big way.

Chili Peppers were always good at digestible, hooky songs.

For a decade, Foo Fighters have been solidly in that Default Rock Band position that Metallica once held. Generic, safe crap that corporations could always push when they needed a rock band.

stip wrote:creep is not a song i imagined anyone still listening to

There are 3 tunes that I’ve heard on the radio EVERY DAY when I’m in my car over the last week-and-a-half.

Creep- Radiohead
Nothing Else Matters- Metallica
Glycerine- Bush

The dream of the 90s is alive in wease's car.

Oh, I turn it back to NPR as soon as I hear one of them start.

wease wrote:Oh, I turn it back to NPR as soon as I hear one of them start.

Not me. I'll listen to all three them all day. ALL DAY. ALL DAAAY.

Petition to get a Riot Act song in the Top 10.

it's going to take a lot of listens from each of us.

who's with me?

Part of it for Pearl Jam is the fading from the mainstream consciousness, but another really interesting thought is how often live versions of these songs are streamed since at some point their reputation as a live band supplanted their reputation as an album making entity. The question then too is how that dump of live releases have impacted their numbers which can only be measured perhaps comparatively in total streams versus individual songs.

dad wrote:Petition to get a Riot Act song in the Top 10.

it's going to take a lot of listens from each of us.

who's with me?

maybe a Yield or Binaural song is more appealing...

epilogue wrote:

wease wrote:Oh, I turn it back to NPR as soon as I hear one of them start.

Not me. I'll listen to all three them all day. ALL DAY. ALL DAAAY.

And that’s why we love you.

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

wease wrote:Oh, I turn it back to NPR as soon as I hear one of them start.

Not me. I'll listen to all three them all day. ALL DAY. ALL DAAAY.

And that’s why we love you.

wease wrote:

stip wrote:creep is not a song i imagined anyone still listening to

There are 3 tunes that I’ve heard on the radio EVERY DAY when I’m in my car over the last week-and-a-half.

Creep- Radiohead
Nothing Else Matters- Metallica
Glycerine- Bush

Metallica

Enter Sandman: 829
Nothing Else Matters: 745
Master of Puppets: 401
One: 348
The Unforgiven: 344
Whiskey in the Jar: 262
For Whom the Bell Tolls: 253
Sad But True: 207
Fade to Black: 197
Seek and Destroy: 130

Bush

Glycerine: 152
Machinehead: 92
Comedown: 53
Everything Zen: 36
Swallowed: 31
Glycerine (Acoustic): 22
The Chemicals Between Us: 19
Little Things: 16
Flowers on a Grave: 16
Letting the Cables Sleep: 8

While I'm at it:

Hole

Celebrity Skin: 103
Malibu: 44
Doll Parts: 37
Violet: 36
Miss World: 11
Jennifer's Body: 11
Teenage Whore: 7
Awful: 6
Asking for It: 5
Plump: 5

Garbage

Stupid Girl: 71
Only Happy When It Rains: 56
I Think I'm Paranoid: 39
#1 Crush: 22
Cherry Lips (Go Baby Go): 19
The World is Not Enough: 18
Push It: 14
Queer: 12
When I Grow Up: 11
Special: 11

Queens of the Stone Age

No One Knows: 337 *
Go with the Flow: 121
I Sat by the Ocean: 101
The Way You Used to Do: 101
Make It with Chu: 99
Little Sister: 69
3s and 7s: 57
If I Had a Tail: 41
My God is the Sun: 36
Smooth Sailing: 34

(* Adding together the album track plus an identical version on some compilation called 'Power Workout'.)

dad wrote:

dad wrote:Petition to get a Riot Act song in the Top 10.

it's going to take a lot of listens from each of us.

who's with me?

maybe a Yield or Binaural song is more appealing...

I mean, Thin Air won the fucking No. 6 track slot in that tourney a couple years ago.

Birds in Hell wrote:

wease wrote:

stip wrote:creep is not a song i imagined anyone still listening to

There are 3 tunes that I’ve heard on the radio EVERY DAY when I’m in my car over the last week-and-a-half.

Creep- Radiohead
Nothing Else Matters- Metallica
Glycerine- Bush

Bush

Swallowed: 31

What a great song.

glycerine is a good song, guys. I still like it. that and machinehead

Power Workout was huge

stip wrote:glycerine is a good song, guys. I still like it. that and machinehead

yes. i kinda can't fathom that band wrote two songs that good.

I just listened to "Glycerine" and what the fuck are you two talking about

Legitimately one of the worst things I have ever listened to

Yeah it’s bad.

Everything Zen, by comparison, is a 90’s musical dystopia. A hellscape of minor key guitar-and-gibberish. Cloud-to-ground lightning in the dumbdumb storm that is the consequence of our musical sins. Pretty rad.