Bulls on Parade is one of Rage Against The Machine’s most recognized songs. It’s a track from their 1996 album Evil Empire. The song has an original guitar solo that sounds more like a turntable than a guitar. Bulls on Parade charted on the Billboard Hot 100 (#62), Mainstream Rock (#36) and the Modern Rock charts (#11). Enjoy!
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Would? was a 1992 single by Alice in Chains. It was on their ’92 album Dirt as well as appeared on the soundtrack to the movie Singles. Guitarist/vocalist Jerry Cantrell wrote the song about the late Mother Love Bone lead singer, Andrew Wood.
Here is what Jerry said about the song, “I was thinking a lot about Andrew Wood at the time. We always had a great time when we did hang out, much like Chris Cornell and I do. There was never really a serious moment or conversation, it was all fun. Andy was a hilarious guy, full of life and it was really sad to lose him. But I always hate people who judge the decisions others make. So it was also directed towards people who pass judgments.”
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Sweet Soul Sister was the last single released from The Cult’s 1989 Sonic Temple album. In 1990, it peaked at #14 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock charts. This video was filmed at Wembley Arena in London. Enjoy!
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Sunday was the first and only single Sonic Youth released from their 1998 album A Thousand Leaves. The video is pretty strange as it features Macaulay Culkin and Rachel Miner in both fast and slow motion scenes as well as mixed scenes of a ballerina. It’s definitely not your typcial punk rock band video. Enjoy!
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Scar Tissue was the Red Hot Chili Peppers best performing single on the three major U.S. Billboard rock charts until 2006’s Dani California. Back in 1999, Scar Tissue went to #1 on both the Billboard Mainstream Rock and Modern Rock charts, and it peaked at #9 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts. This was during Anthony Kiedis’ blonde hair phase. Enjoy!
Weezer’s video for their 1994 single, Buddy Holly, takes place in Arnold’s Diner from the show Happy Days. Arnold himself introduces the band to the patrons at his restaurant. This video put Weezer on the map and the song subsequently peaked at #2 on the Billboard Modern Rock charts. Enjoy!
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Everclear’s Everything to Everyone was the band’s first and to-date only #1 single on the Billboard Modern Rock charts. It was their first single released from their 1997 So Much For the Afterglow album. It also charted on the Mainstream Rock charts, where it peaked at #15. Enjoy!
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Spacehog’s 1996 single, In The Meantime, was their only top 40 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 charts and their only #1 hit on the Mainstream Rock charts. Like yesterday’s video by Giant, Spacehog is now considered a one-hit wonder as well since this was their only charting single on the Hot 100 charts. Enjoy!
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During the 90’s, Everclear was one of the hottest acts on the alternative rock scene. They had a string of top ten hits on the Billboard Modern Rock charts. One of those hits was 1998’s Father of Mine, which peaked at #4 on the Modern Rock charts. Everclear is known for producing some very creative videos, and this one’s no exception. Enjoy!
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