REPOST and ADD ON: Well now, I thought they were purely a 90's band but lo and behold! I find this 1987 CD at Goodwill so very curious to hear it. I would say their big hit song that I already posted and it is here again 'Shine' is probably my favorite 'Ear Wurm' with that intense, 'whoah oh oh' then "Yeah!" drive me absolutely nuts and I jump up and start slamming around. Please please don't make the mistake like I did in mixing them up with the band BUSH as these guys in my mind are far superior.
LINK RESTORED 8-17-2021: https://gofile.io/d/J5oiMA
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Pssst, Viacom. They ARE purely a 90s band. Take a second look at that date. "Disciplined Breakdown" came out in 1997. I'm positive of that, because I had my local record store (Record Exchange in Roanoke, VA -- oh, how I miss them) preorder it for me when they found out the release date for me. "Hints, Allegations, & Things Left Unsaid" was their first album. DB was their third.
In Discogs "Disciplined Breakdown" is listed as being from 1997.
In 1987, there was no Collective Soul. In 1989, I saw the pre-Collective Soul band Marching Two-Step several times as opening bands in Atlanta. It had the Roland brothers and a pretty horrible band name. Also, they were really bad.
Thanks Angsty and Unknown.
Got the titles fixed. yeah usually I find the date by zooming in on the pictures but it was part obscured now on the decade digit I remember so a big thanks! I had also found another of their CD's I was going to include but only had a bunch of folders totally like maybe 10 mb or something. Will try to play it somehow and post.
Cheers!
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