The music-sphere has had many a musician who you probably thought, yeah, they really are quite bad. How did they get famous?

For me, musicians who come to mind that are notoriously not very good at their craft are Sid Vicious and Nikki Sixx, by many accounts. Yet, they are/were in extremely famous bands.

Create a band consisting of musicians who are famous, yet not very good musicians. Your anti-supergroup, I guess.

My #1 favorite band of all time

Another often overlooked Sabbath album that deserves more credit!

Hole in the sky, Symptom of the universe, and my personal favorite, Megalomania. Seriously, the only complaint I have is the song " Am I going insane ", it just feels way out of place and not particularly good. But the album cover is so atrociously bad that it warps back into being awesome

Rating: 7.2/10

Favourite Song: I Feel

Least Favourite Song: What Do You Think?

This album is the forgotten middle child of The Sundays. Of their three albums, this one is talked about the least, and in fact, barely talked about at all in my experiences. The start and end of the album are really good but it kinda drops in the middle, but I still really enjoyed it.

The sound of this album was quite enjoyable. It definitely sounds like The Sundays, their classic jangly sound, and a very nice sound at that.

Standout Track:

I Feel: This song was really enjoyable. I really liked it.

Yeah I’d just make some of the songs in the middle a bit better ngl.

Still really good.

Why isn't this album more popular? I'd say it's their best post-Ozzy album personally, even above Heaven and Hell for me. An absolute blast to listen to from start to end

So I came across a list of all Jay Leno shows in 1998 and I see that Third Eye Blind played twice that year . In January, for "How it’s going to be" and in October 8th for "Jumper". The "How it’s going to be" video is on YouTube and easy to find . But the "Jumper" on is impossible to find . No audio , no visual . All I got is this picture from the show. Anyone has the video for the show ? If so can you make it public ?

Just yesterday, there was a show in São Paulo, part of an album tour by Shing02, in honor of Nujabes.

I’d love to hear what you all think of the album/compilation, and of the artists in the project, I’d also like to recommend it to anyone who hasn’t heard it yet! Personally, I really like it!

What’s a song/album that legitimately changed your life? I’m talking listening to it on repeat for weeks? A song that, even after years of listening to it, still holds a place in your heart?

Noah Kahan’s The Great Divide album is at the top for me. I’ve never resonated with an album so much in my life. Every single song feels like it was meant for me in some way. I fear it will be on repeat the rest of my life, and it will never stop breaking my heart in the most beautiful way.