Unknown/underrated bands

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^Touch me, I'm Dick. 

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Falcon
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Hman144 wrote:

Anybody remember the Smithereens?

https://youtu.be/5LwjD8z2mOg?si=WPLetram0Xc5-G-a

Dirtydeeds wrote:
      Or the replacements?
 

 

Or the replacements?

Hell yeah. All Shook Down is one of my favorite albums. Especially when Johnette Napolitano (Concrete Blonde) jumps in on one song:

 

 

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LoudLove
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Hman144 wrote:

Anybody remember the Smithereens?

https://youtu.be/5LwjD8z2mOg?si=WPLetram0Xc5-G-a

Dirtydeeds wrote:
      Or the replacements?
 

 

Or the replacements?

Falcon wrote:
Hell yeah. All Shook Down is one of my favorite albums. Especially when Johnette Napolitano (Concrete Blonde) jumps in on one song:    

Hell yeah. All Shook Down is one of my favorite albums. Especially when Johnette Napolitano (Concrete Blonde) jumps in on one song:

 

 

“Left of the Dial” and “Here Comes a Regular”. And who can forget “Tommy Gets His Tonsils Out”!  

LoudLove
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ATKpilot99 wrote:
  Melvins 
 

Melvins 

Chance1216 wrote:

I started listening to them back in 94ish
That’s an awesome band

APLMAN99 wrote:
I’m probably a couple years older than you are. I lived in Bellevue between 89-92ish and they were pretty big regionally then, along with Tad, Mudhoney...

I’m probably a couple years older than you are. I lived in Bellevue between 89-92ish and they were pretty big regionally then, along with Tad, Mudhoney, and obviously the bands that blew up like Soundgarden, MLB, AIC, Pearl Jam/Mookie Blaylock, Nirvana, etc. Screaming Trees were pretty good, but part of that may have been my bias because they were from eastern Washington. 

And you can’t mention the Seattle music scene from that era without mentioning Citizen Dick with Cliff Poncier!!!!
 

Epic time to live in the Seattle area. A-6 Intruders were based at either Whidbey Island or VA Beach (NAS Oceana).  I politicked heavily for A-6 East Coast (Oceana) in 1989, even after my buddy burned me a copy of “Louder Than Love”, my intro to that scene. Downside: I wasn’t at the epicenter of that movement. Upside: we lived 2 blocks from the Atlantic Ocean and could walk to the bars.  

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Alright, I'll take a chance. 

Kitchens of Distinction

 

 

 

 

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Falcon
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Alright, I'll take a chance.  Kitchens of Distinction        

Alright, I'll take a chance. 

Kitchens of Distinction

 

 

 

 

Nice. I like Drive That Fast... it sounds like state of the art 1990, right before Nirvana came out and changed everything. 

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Busted out some old Jayhawks last night, forgot how good they were/are.

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HuskyEd
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Stick Figure

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Kenny Banyan
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8/2/2025 10:57am Edited Date/Time 8/2/2025 10:58am
Falcon wrote:
In a stroke of luck last night, I rediscovered this band. Jellyfish is probably the most underrated band of the '90s, and in an apropos fashion...

In a stroke of luck last night, I rediscovered this band. Jellyfish is probably the most underrated band of the '90s, and in an apropos fashion, I had forgotten all about them. They're kind of like an early '90s/ '60s retro experimental pop group. They seem like what The Beatles or Beach Boys would be if they were '90s alternative bands, lol. Post up some more obscure bands, if you can remember them!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgdgptaBma8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgKjC2V4xfk

 

 

I watched all 3 videos, never heard of them before. I like their sound. The lead singer isn’t a dead ringer but he looks a little like Joaquin Phoenix till you see him up close and even then he looks like him to a certain degree.

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lappedrider
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IMG 2080 3

From tonight.  Still tight as hell, and rock just as hard after all these years.  Great to be in the pit with my kids, never imagined that would happen when I was a 18 year old punk. 

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Zycki11
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Minus The Bear 

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HuskyEd wrote:

Stick Figure

Kenny Banyan
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I’d love to go to one of their shows. 

Falcon
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From tonight.  Still tight as hell, and rock just as hard after all these years.  Great to be in the pit with my kids, never imagined...
IMG 2080 3

From tonight.  Still tight as hell, and rock just as hard after all these years.  Great to be in the pit with my kids, never imagined that would happen when I was a 18 year old punk. 

I took my kids to see The Smashing Pumpkins last summer. That was a trip! 

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Local salt lake band with a 90’s grunge vibe. 

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peelout
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Parkway Drive. i know they're big in Australia and Europe but i stumbled on them recently and can't stop. big fan here. they have so many bangers

 

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Falcon
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I also really like Teenage Wrist:

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Ray Wylie Hubbard says no band was cooler than the "13th Floor Elevators".

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