(almost) forgotten (or at least, not, you know, ubiquitous) 90's guitarage tube vid thread

if there is already a thread for (nearly) forgotten guitar rock indie undie or otherwise then delete this one.

(reminded of that thread where everyone listed their fave totally unjustly forgotten 90's albums and this is a chance to post vids or whatever from them.)

starting with the NUMBER ONE INFLUENCE ON LATE 20TH & EARLY 21ST CENTURY PHILADELPHIA INDIE ROCKERS (i'm totally not making that up)

Rollerskate Skinny - speed to my side

thee hypnotics - shakedown

see, i have to post that thee hypnotics track cuz it's on one of my fave rock & roll records of the last, like, 30 years - Soul, Glitter, & Sin - and not a lot of people have heard it.

awesome so far@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@

dead c - sky (live on t.v.)

(okay, not forgotten or anything, but how often do you see dead c t.v. show footage?)

(really, post whatever you want. what do i care. i've got the weekend free!)

Tiamet - Cold Seed

(sure, nirvana had cheerleaders, but they didn't have cheerleaders AND an elephant.)

Katatonia - saw you drown

(okay, they are totally not forgotten, and this isn't even a real video, but i always want to make new converts. my favorite band of the 90's next to red house painters, eyehategod, masters of reality, and denim.)

I lurve Soul, Glitter and Sin too! I love guitar rock with good horn charts. Like the Saints' Eternally Yours. For years, you could always find Soul Glitter and Sin in the $2 bin. I can't be believe so many people picked that up and then let it go.

My Dad Is Dead - nothing special (live)

Chrome Cranks

Not finding the Gallon Drunk "Some Fools Mess" video. Doesn't anyone have it lying around on a free sampler VHS from 1992? Anyone who cares.

that chrome cranks is dope

The 3Ds - outer space

Gas Huffer blew away Mudhoney when I saw 'em at the Channel around 1992. Superchunk opened.

Ha, this will be a v. v. good thread. (Hey I knew about Soul Glitter and Sin!)

Still consider myself I got to see the God Machine on their one American tour before Jimmy Fernandez died -- there's a slew of random things on YouTube but this'll do for now:

'consider myself LUCKY' I mean to say.

School of Fish!

Bailter Space - x

Earwig, who later became Insides and ended up on 4AD and who I think Scott would like and who should have been as big as Stereolab (on a thriving cult audience level at least):

Ha, this will be a v. v. good thread.

And it will have lots of lit-from-beneath sets with Twin Peaks curtains

The only good swing revival band, never quite got it committed to wax effectively, but Bunkley was quite the frontman.

Uncle Wiggly - rat's rabbits

Fluffy, "I Wanna Be Your Lush"

Azalia Snail - fumarole rising

Baader Meinhof, "Meet Me At The Airport"

Ruth Ruth, "Uninvited"

Lawnmower Deth, "Kids In America"

Jet Circus, "Victory Dance"

The Goops, "Build Me Up Buttercup"

Magic Dirt "Ice"

God "My Pal" (technically two years too early, but spiritually appropriate)

AC Temple "Half Angel"

All Natural Lemon & Lime Flavors - muffin 57

Tumbleweed "Daddy Longlegs"

embedding disabled, but i still like this imperial drag song.

Maybe not obscure enough for this thread, but I haven't thought about this song for at least ten years (I don't know why it popped into my head, of all things, when I saw this thread): Infectious Grooves - "Violent & Funky"

Embedding disabled, here's another one:

two of my all-time fave singles. of the 90's or any other decade:

Course Of Empire - infested

Fear Of God - betrayed

BELLY - FEED THE TREE^^

Course of Empire...never heard of them. That song is amazing. Killing Joke meets Adam Ant meets Horton Heat.

I've been periodically checking youTube to see if any Strapping Fieldhands video has appeared. Still waiting...

'saw you drown' is really unsettling in just the right sort of way. particularly when those tortured backing vocals kick in during the latter stages.

Can't wait to get home and watch this thread! Looks A+, keep it up, etc.

Great thread!

Pale Saints - Throwing Back The Apple