I was looking ahead at some 1994 lists and noticed that similarly to the Primitives and the Proclaimers tunes, the Cowboy Junkies “Sweet Jane” would also reenters the charts in 1994 thanks to Oliver Stone’s Natural Born Killers soundtrack. The 90s was the prime soundtrack era.
Stop peaking ahead, you will ruin the surprise
Senses Working Overtime is an all time favourite of mine.
I was at a Karen’s Hallmark the other day and Making Plans For Nigel was playing. It made me shop approximately 4 minutes longer than I had planned.
But could that be from us dummies listening to it repeatedly for the last month or so?
You are an indie dinosaur.
inDieNosaur
Holy crap, and apologies for getting dark. I was listening to this as I wasn't familiar with it at all, then went to the wikipedia entry for the band and discovered that one of the members (Bryan Harvey) had been murdered (along with his wife and kids) in 2006. It tugged at the backstory of a song written by the Drive~By Truckers - "Two Daughters and a Beautiful Wife", which was written about the murder of Bryan and his family.
House of Freaks - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Holy crap, and apologies for getting dark. I was listening to this as I wasn't familiar with it at all, then went to the wikipedia entry for the band and discovered that one of the members (Bryan Harvey) had been murdered (along with his wife and kids) in 2006. It tugged at the backstory of a song written by the Drive~By Truckers - "Two Daughters and a Beautiful Wife", which was written about the murder of Bryan and his family.
House of Freaks - Wikipedia
Also - The DBT Release "Live at Plan 9 Records" was from a benefit show for a foundation setup in the Harveys memory.
I would say "The Ballad Of Peter Pumpkinhead" is pretty big for them too. And then Crash Test Dummies covered it shortly after for the Dumb & Dumber soundtrack.
extc.band
