1997 in music. • Page 6

ok computer wins with 56 points. 3eb was close but came up short with 48 and more than doubled foo fighters with 21.

 

sorta gutted for 3eb, but ok computer is an incredible record and totally deserving of the praise it gets

 

Whatever and Ever Amen is kind of spotty as a whole, but overall is a great album and Brick was a song that always seemed larger than life to me (when it was one of my favorites wayy before I understood the lyrics haha) and holds up beautifully to this day. Also really big fan of Fair. Some nice arrangement stuff throughout the record, too, from the pretty cool use of distorted bass and how comfortable they are to not overdub the shit out of being a three piece.

 

1998 in music. • forum.chorus.fm

1998 thread

 

come on

 

Teb sucks

 

You’ve gotta understand Pat, for me this is like Morning Glory losing to Mellon Collie all over again.

 

While listening to Scott Weiland's debut solo album 12 Bar Blues, I just remembered that the Deleo brothers and Eric Kretz recorded an album with another singer (Dave Coutts of the band Ten Inch Men) that came out in 1997, under the name Talk Show.

I'd have to revisit the full album, I doubt it would crack my top 20 - but the single from it is still a '90s banger that showcases Dean DeLeo's always tight guitar work.

 

Hello Hello is an amazing song with a great riff

rest of the record is kinda whatever, but that song rules.

and an incredible mix

 

hey im a fucking idiot. currently listening to perfect from now on for the first time in my life. holy shit.

 

Does anybody remember this band Fretblanket? I think i got their cd in the dollar bin. They seem to have been lost to the sands of time