Candlebox - "You"
Candlebox rode the grunge bandwagon to multi-platinum success in the early '90s. Their sound was rooted in the bluesy, classic-style hard rock that grunge had ostensibly replaced.
Every now and then, a song comes on the radio that takes you back to a different time and place. I got the idea to compile a list of songs from the '90s that have kind of been lost over the years. I hope some of these songs will take you back down memory lane.
Fastball - "The Way"
Fastball formed in 1994 and signed with Hollywood Records in 1995. Radio latched on to "The Way" before the 1998 release of All the Pain Money Can Buy.
Cracker - "Low"
Cracker molded alternative rock and country into irreverent, memorable anthems. David Lowery formed the group with Johnny Hickman and Davey Faragher.
White Town - "Your Woman"
White Town is the work of Jyoti Mishra, who writes and records almost entirely on his own. The project is best known for the 1997 hit "Your Woman."
Screaming Trees - "Nearly Lost You"
Screaming Trees fused '60s psychedelia and garage rock with '70s hard rock and '80s punk, creating a hard-edged and rootsy sound.
The Cranberries - "Zombie"
The Cranberries combined melodic indie guitar pop, dream-pop textures and a Celtic tint, led by the distinctive voice of Dolores O'Riordan.
