Red Mosquito

There aint no motive for this crime, Jenny was a friend of mine.

I wonder if grungers were perceived by the old guard as the douchebag hipsters of the early 90s

What?

I said I wonder if grungers were perceived by the old guard as the douchebag hipsters of the early 90s

Oh, OK. Yeah maybe.

what is a killers song I might know?

Mr. Brightside.

i got soul but i'm not a soldier

i hate that song

Remember how much Buffalohed loved "Mr. Brightside"? That was kind of weird.

Oh well, that's your Killers trajectory over then.

theplatypus wrote:Remember how much Buffalohed loved "Mr. Brightside"? That was kind of weird.

I like that whole album quite a bit.

every time I heard that song I wanted to punch someone, and I am not a violent man

harmless wrote:

theplatypus wrote:Remember how much Buffalohed loved "Mr. Brightside"? That was kind of weird.

I like that whole album quite a bit.

Yeah but Buffalohed was like a black metal enthusiast

Is there another band who's commercial pinnacle was their debut album yet managed to still stay an arena/festival headline-sized act for a solid decade after they appeared despite declining sales? I can't think of any besides Pearl Jam and The Killers. Just about every other act mentioned in this thread had an ascent in terms of commercial appeal.

theplatypus wrote:

harmless wrote:

theplatypus wrote:Remember how much Buffalohed loved "Mr. Brightside"? That was kind of weird.

I like that whole album quite a bit.

Yeah but Buffalohed was like a black metal enthusiast

AH yeah, so he was.

Lament wrote:Is there another band who's commercial pinnacle was their debut album yet managed to still stay an arena/festival headline-sized act for a solid decade after they appeared despite declining sales? I can't think of any besides Pearl Jam and The Killers. Just about every other act mentioned in this thread had an ascent in terms of commercial appeal.

The Black Crowes?

theplatypus wrote:

harmless wrote:

theplatypus wrote:Remember how much Buffalohed loved "Mr. Brightside"? That was kind of weird.

I like that whole album quite a bit.

Yeah but Buffalohed was like a black metal enthusiast

didn't he like Madonna too or something? or maybe that was geg

EJ wrote:

Lament wrote:Is there another band who's commercial pinnacle was their debut album yet managed to still stay an arena/festival headline-sized act for a solid decade after they appeared despite declining sales? I can't think of any besides Pearl Jam and The Killers. Just about every other act mentioned in this thread had an ascent in terms of commercial appeal.

The Black Crowes?

Good call. I don't know how big they are now (or if they're even still together), but they were still a big live draw in the early 00's.

Lament wrote:Is there another band who's commercial pinnacle was their debut album yet managed to still stay an arena/festival headline-sized act for a solid decade after they appeared despite declining sales? I can't think of any besides Pearl Jam and The Killers. Just about every other act mentioned in this thread had an ascent in terms of commercial appeal.

RATM?