>You now remember Live Reminder that this forgotten 90s band

Were they good live?

I think I have the smallest subconsious memory of seeing the little text on mtv saying live live and thinking "huh, neat" then changing the channel to hippos fucking.

>>74424823
If it wasn't so hard to find their music they wouldn't be.

>>74424823
Throwing Copper is probably the only good post grunge album

>>74424823
And? Oasis sold like 70 million records yet most people only know Wonderwall as a meme song but don't even know who Oasis is.

>>74427806
Everyone knows who Oasis is senpai.

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>>74427905

>>74427905
/mu/ - debates regarding Oasis' popularity

Seriously it's been a topic of discussion every other day.

All Over You is still one of my favourite songs

>>74424823
This band, and Collective soul, are the 2 worst bands that I have ever heard. The absolute shit barrel of early-mid 90's rock

One of the funniest music videos of all time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNrQOUtXYOo

>>74424823
>tfw you pronounced their band as "leave" but found out it's actualy "Laiv"

>>74428133
da fuq am i watching? maybe the hippos from >>74424940 were in a live video

Why is it a rule that post-grunge buttrock can never have interesting instrumentation? It's all hooky choruses with a few chords being strummed in the back.

>>74428186
it's boring music

>>74424823
no, I always have Lightning Crashes in my acoustic repertoire. The chords are simple and people love it if you can hit the "the an-gel closes her eeeeeeeyes" part well. I usually can't

Live is momcore
Remember when Thinking Fellers Union Local 282 opened for them?

>>74427958
no shit, really? after the grunge bands, u2 and rem, I can't think of a rock band from that era with more name recognition. maybe it's a usa vs uk/row thing.

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>>74428070
And then these guys came along and took it to another level.

>>74428253
Creed, Puddle of Mudd, Bush or Nickelback? I get the impression that Pearl Jam are mostly to blame for buttrock, they sound more like these bands than any of the other "grunge" stuff does. I had a friend in middle school who was a huge Pearl Jam fan who said he liked Creed just because it felt like an expanded PJ discography.

>>74428233
Remember when Public Enemy, This Heat, and Einsturzende Neubauten opened for U2?

>>74428308
And The Fall, and the Pixies, and PJ Harvey...

>>74428475
You mean they opened for U2

>>74428528
Yeah obviously, I fucked up and replied to the wrong post.

>>74424823
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