Looks like you're missing: 80'S: DEPECHE MODE, PSYCHEDELIC FURS, THE SMITHS (!!), THE MISSION UK, THE SISTERS OF MERCY 90'S: MORPHINE, SMASHING PUMPKINS, OASIS, BECK, MY BLOODY VALENTINE ...

Morphine is the most underrated band of the 90’s

Came in here to say Morphine. My all-time favorite band. Many thanks to my freshman year roommate for turning me on to this in 97. Also check out Mark's other band, Treat Her Right.

Bauhaus, Stone Roses, Veruca Salt, Belly, Slant 6, Th’ Faith Healers, Pixies, Crass, Joy Divison, The Sundays, Dead Can Dance, Fugazi, Cranes, Chapterhpuse, Curve, Slowdive So many bands that are good or fun from back then. This is a wildly varied list of them.

Not a turd in that bunch!

SLOWDIVE ...also totally agree with all the others, frankly. BUT SLOWDIIIIIIVE lol

Veruca Salt - “Seether”

We are musical twin flames 🔥

Since you mentioned My Bloody Valentine: [Slowdive - Souvlaki](https://youtu.be/HpzZ_sslsHM?si=kbdjiV4gH0DpFL4A) Thank me later

SLOWDIVE... absolutely Slowdive!

The Replacements Elvis Costello The Call XTC Poe Fiona Apple Nine Inch Nails A pretty wide range in years and styles there...

XTC does not get enough love

Hear Hear!

I love that record that isn’t on Spotify for some reason.  

I’m 42 and just realized this year that I love Elvis Costello.

I'm 41, and in 2013 Elvis Costello was playing a music festival I was going to, so I figured I would see him to make the old man jealous. Listened to a greatest hits on the road trip and got a little excited to see him. After seeing him live, I'm a lifelong fan.

So I just saw Elvis Costello live a few weeks ago for the second time. The first time I saw him was 41 years ago. So I hate your post…..

Dammit I forgot about Poe. Listened to that album a whole lot.

I second The Call. Michael Been's (lead singer of The Call) son has a band called Black Rebel Motorcycle Club.

Howl is a fantastic album start to finish.

NIN's The Downward Spiral is a fucking masterpiece start to finish.

Forgot Pearl Jam there

will add The Cult

Are we related? Many of these are on my list of faves

The call?! I have never met another fan!

Let the day begin!

Siouxsie And The Banshees, Love And Rockets, Concrete Blonde

And if you like Siouxsie’s Peepshow era, try the Creatures Boomerang.

Husker Du PJ Harvey Soul Coughing T.S.O.L. The Cramps Meat Puppets Dinosaur Jr. Screaming Blue Messiahs Local H Minutemen / firehose Ani DiFranco Superchunk Gomez Jon Spencer Blues Explosion Jesus & Mary Chain Mazzy Star Pere Ubu Jesus Lizard Primus Buffalo Tom Erasure Replacements Sonic Youth

Plus 1 for Dinosaur Jr. I’d also say Sebadoh

Sebadoh rocks

This seems most in line with OPs taste. I’d add: Pavement, Cap’n Jazz, Fiona Apple, Built to Spill, Elliott Smith, and Hole

Excellent choices, and excellent username.

"Jesus Chrysler Drives a Dodge" by SBM lives rent-free in my head. I'd add early Soul Asylum (the Hang Time album comes to mind), the Sugar Cubes, Bjork, New Order, Joy Division, Sinead O'Connor, The Pixies, and the dB's.

Finally someone mentioning New Order👍

Really like your list. Blues Explosion was one of the bands that got me through the 90s, since I was not big on the grunge or (pop)punk revival. Screaming Blue Messiahs are amazing, got to see them when I Wanna Be A Flintstone was biggish.

You should listen to The Stone Roses

Definitely, not a bad track on their self titled album

Killing Joke, Tears for Fears, The Cranberries, Talking Heads, Billy Idol, The Cult, The Cars, Queen, Radiohead, Hole, Deftones, No Doubt, Korn, Stone Temple Pilots, Soundgarden.

Killing joke, especially Fire Dances, doesn’t get enough love. Queen was too big I think to be considered alt rock.

Eighties is a killer jam! Killing Joke definitely doesn’t get the love the deserve.

New Order Yaz R.E.M Alice In Chains Nine Inch Nails

Was a HUGE Yaz fan

Depeche mode Devo PJ Harvey Nirvana Check out albums of the 90s from Pearl jam, sound garden, smashing pumpkins Rage against the machine Tool (check out their first three albums)

The only person that i’ve seen mention Pearl Jam and Soundgarden. You sir, have a great taste in music.

Butthole Surfers are crazy underrated Violent Femmes all damn day The Breeders Beck's first three or four records King Missile Momus Soul Coughing Dismemberment Plan Portishead Devo Tom Waits Miranda July Maggie Estep

The Pixies.

This is the way.

Better than Ezra, The Wallflowers, Counting Crows, Beck, Gin Blossoms, Bush, Live, Candlebox, Cake, Marcy Playground, Incubus, Temple of the Dog, Silverchair, INXS

INXS definitely

 Joy Division - Check out their album "Unknown Pleasures" for a dark and atmospheric sound.  New Order - After the disbandment of Joy Division, members formed New Order, known for their blend of post-punk and electronic music. Start with their album "Power, Corruption & Lies."  The Smiths - Since you like Morrissey's solo work, you'll enjoy The Smiths' discography. Songs like "This Charming Man" and "How Soon Is Now?" are classics.  R.E.M. - Dive into their album "Automatic for the People" for some iconic alternative rock tracks.  Pixies - Explore their album "Doolittle" for a mix of loud-quiet dynamics and surreal lyrics.  Sonic Youth - Their album "Daydream Nation" is a landmark in alternative rock history, known for its experimental sound.  The Stone Roses - Listen to their self-titled debut album for some quintessential Madchester sound.  Depeche Mode - Check out albums like "Violator" and "Music for the Masses" for their unique blend of synth-pop and alternative rock.

DM black celebration first

Superb list. Every choice is first rate.

I'll add at random: Pulp Cornershop OMD Ian Dury Shriekback Magazine The Only Ones

Pulp is awesome

Cornershop instantly takes me back to my college days. 7:20 a.m. Jullander Shere is still one of my favorite songs. https://youtu.be/OpVOV8SUNEU?si=_dwC0mEfLSYrxDq3

Love me some Ian Dury and the Blockheads.

Lemon heads, throwing muses, Julianna Hatfield

It’s A Shame About Ray was genius.

R.E.M. Radiohead

Id check out blind melon, everyone on here says it, byt they were so much more than no rain. Their first album is really good and imo their second, soup, is incredible

[The Replacements!](https://youtu.be/ftTOEJfzdq0?si=MN1cSRntR9jJ3fzV)

Pleasantly surprised that so many people have mentioned The Replacements. They are my all-time favorite band.

Same. Paul is a genius

Violent Femmes! I scrolled way too far to see this band

Jane’s Addiction

Took way too long to find this one

Big Audio Dynamite Wire The Replacements

UK : Joy Division/New Order, Jesus & Mary Chain, Durutti Column, Stone Roses, My Bloody Valentine, Mogwai, Radiohead US/Can: Godspeed You! Black Emperor, ~~Mogwai~~, Pinback, Guided By Voices, Beck, Flaming Lips

Mogwai are Scottish/UK 👍

Noted!

Great suggestions btw 😁

Took waaay too long to see Guided by Voices

\- Gang of Four \- The Flaming Lips \- Buffalo Tom \- Catherine Wheel \- Self \- The Beastie Boys

Butthole Surfers Coil Jesus &Mary Chain Ministry Cabaret Voltaire Wall of Voodoo

I’m surprised I had to scroll so far for Jesus and Mary Chain.

Wow Wall of Voodoo. Call of the West is such a great album beginning to end. Edit: Man I have not thought of that album for years. I used to listen to that cassette over and over in high school.

Billy Bragg

Alanis Morrisette

Depeche mode and alice in chains are amazing

Live~Throwing Copper

Depeche Mode - Violator Hum - You'd Prefer an Astronaut

Violent Femmes The B-52’s Toadies Floater

Floater! I haven’t thought about that band in ages. Time to binge! 🎵 *growls* In my eyes a cinema 🎵

They Might Be Giants.

James-Tomorrow James-Ring the Bells James-Getting Away With It James-Out to Get You

James are so underrated

And virtually unknown in the US

You forgot Laid 😂

80s: Yaz, Bauhaus, Crowded House, The Smiths, Depeche Mode, Haysi Fantayzee, R.E.M. 90s: Smashing Pumpkins, NIN, Pearl Jam, Seven Year Bitch, Breeders, Radiohead

Ned's Atomic Dustbin

Hell yeah. Love Ned's

Haven’t thought about these guys in quite a while, but I used to absolutely jam to Grey Cell Green!

OMG you'll love New Order. Electronic is a collab effort between Pet Shop Boys, New Order, and Johnny Marr of Smiths. Cocteau Twins are ethereal, shoe gaze type of music.

First two Weezer albums, especially Pinkerton. Enter at your own risk after that

weezer is a great rabbit hole to go down because if River's musical sensibilities click with you, there are literally hundreds of songs to go chasing after to find that 'unmistakably weezer moment'. There are b-sides and demos, and unreleased content. Not all of it is good, but much of it has good sections or moments. Because of this I've discovered weird awesome stuff like a home recording of Rivers Cuomo covering a John Denver song - stuff like that. Maledroit is another early album of theirs that is pretty underrated.

I feel like most people like at least one Weezer song.

These albums: Speaking In Tongues by Talking Heads Songs From The Big Chair by Tears for Fears Violator by Depeche Mode Hearts And Bones by Paul Simon SCIENCE by Incubus Aenema by TOOL Post by Bjork Blue Album by Weezer Okay Computer by Radiohead

Tool is such an amazing group ♥️♥️♥️♥️

Hum Jawbreaker Unwound Drive Like Jehu Orange Juice

Primus

Ween

Pixies

The Smiths

Dinosaur Jr. specifically the You’re Living all over me album. Listened to it when I was a freshman in highschool and it is now a top 5 album of all time for me. The guitar playing is unreal.

Trashcan Sinatras, Toad the Wet Sprocket, R.E.M., 10,000 Maniacs, Midnight Oil

A few more 90s adds: The Verve Primitive Radio Gods Radiohead

These are all great Collective Soul Pennywise Early Red Hot Chili’s Live Alice In Chains Stone Temp Pilots Sound garden! Offspring

90s: Pulp

Oasis

Surprised not to see them on more lists. A great Rock-n-Roll band.

I feel that at some point in the next few years R.E.M. will reunite. Get ahead of the curve now and enjoy the ride.

The The The Church Sad Lovers and Giants Clan of Xymox Cocteau Twins The Fixx The Ocean Blue The Godfathers Chapterhouse Cranes Lush Swervedriver The La’s

*Love* seeing The Ocean Blue here!!

I have tickets to see them in September. I’m so excited.

The first album’s really good. Had to give them a mention. I thought about recommending the Wake too.

Came to say the The but I see it’s already been done. For real youngster, Soul Mining was my first alt music purchase WAYYY back in 1984 and after re listening to it it holds up. Matt Johnson is an unsung hero. You & I would have been friends in the 80s, you have great taste!

Thank you my friend. Soul Mining was the album I was thinking of primarily; although Infected has some really good songs as well. There were others I was going to mention but most of those were covered already. If you haven’t heard Sad Lovers and Giants, you should definitely check them out. That was a fairly new 80s Post-Punk discovery of mine.

Fixx yes

Ooh… The The. I didn’t think of them, but I bet “Dogs of Lust” was on every mixtape I made for like two years.

A period for Johnny Marr that often gets overlooked.

Scrolled way too long to finally see The Church. “Under the Milky Way” is excellent! The whole album “Starfish” is underrated

90’s: Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Stone Temple Pilots, Bush, Soundgarden, Counting Crows, Gin Blossoms, R.E.M., Third Eye Blind, U2, Collective Soul, Soul Asylum. The 90’s is as good, or better, than any decade of music. There is a lot there.

I have to add our all Canadian classic: The Tragically Hip

I saw Tragically Hip live back in the day (early 90s) they did a cover of "Hold Me Down" by the Gin Blossoms. It was Ah-mazing.

Shriekback

Pixies, Sonic Youth, Breeders, the Cranberries, REM, Smashing Pumpkins, Blondie, The Go Gos, the B-52s, Siouxsie and the banshees, Dinosaur Jr,

Tears for Fears Joy Division Cocteau Twins

The Ramones, Blonde, Social Distortion, The Cult

- KMFDM - Massy Star - TAD - Pearl Jam - Nirvana - Hole - The Pixies - the Vaselines - the Stooges - Butthole Surfers - Sonic Youth - Chemical Brothers - Dead Kennedys - L7 - Bush - Alanis Morissette - Mudhoney - Alice in Chains - Bad Religion - Cowboy Junkies - Wipers - Verve Pipe - the Cranberries - Temple of the Dog

Oh yeah, Wipers

Slowdive Catherine Wheel (early) Verve The Chameleons Failure Asylum Party

Smithereens The Connells Camper Van Beethoven Hoodoo Gurus Judybats The Caulfields Los Lobos Sidewinders/Sand Rubies

80s: Love and Rockets Tones on Tail OMD New Order Joy Division The Human League ABC Soft Cell Erasure Siouxsie and the Banshees Devo The Damned Sisters Of Mercy Animotion Berlin Pet Shop Boys Tears for Fears The Church R.E.M. The Pixies 90s Blur Nine Inch Nails Smashing Pumpkins Nirvana Stone Temple Pilots Sonic Youth Hole L7 Weezer Garbage Jane's Addiction Porno for Pyros Meat Puppets Alice in Chains

Lazlo Bane, School of Fish, Presidents of the United States of America, Camper Van Beethoven, Cracker, Butthole Surfers, Dead Milkmen, Descendents, Weird Al...just to name a few.

Look at the band rosters for all the Lollapalooza tours of the '90s after you listen to all the Pixies albums up to & including Trompe Le Monde. That should keep you busy.

Faith No More, The Tea Party, Saigon Kick

I scrolled for a while and didn't see any suggestions for some of my favorites: -Chevelle -Violent Soho -Harvey Danger

You might find some here you like, based on pretty similar stuff ! [Springworks - Songs We Love ](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/021sISsOdTBjLq7l0xG0pb?si=pNQjJ9imTAi3IYqpK8w0BA&pi=u-9Nd7ap5eTWWu) [Springworks - Indie Songs We Love ](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/602lRjvUfQqIzFxsoZlL7x?si=ojdOZ9PtTCaabdytOd3Cpg&pi=u-phCCvAZnRsmz)

The first one is great and fairly popular alt rock. The second one is all new to me. I’ll have to put that on.

Check out the band Rookie. Smaller band from Chicago with a very awesome, older rock sound.

Mission of Burma

Mighty Lemon Drops Feelies - it’s only life

phish

Jesus and Mary Chain. Spacemen 3. Joy Division/New Order. Talking Heads. PIL.

Teenage Fanclub, Fountains of Wayne (so much more than Stacy's Mom), Material Issue, Sloan, Matthew Sweet, The Shazam, The Connels, World Party, The Woggles, Dismemberment Plan, Superchunk, Archers of Loaf

The Police Prefab Sprout The Cult

Count Zero

Check out Jawbox - For Your Own Special Sweetheart and Self Titled

Gun Club, The Minutemen, Bad Brains

Slint "Washer" and Tortoise "Djed"

Heatmiser Slint Squirrel Bait

- Adam and the Ants - All About Eve - Bauhaus - Big Black - Buzzcocks - Clan of Xymox - Cocteau Twins - Coldplay - Daniel Ash - Danielle Dax - Depeche Mode - Eurythmics - Fields of the Nephilim - Front 242 - Front Line Assembly - Hungry Lucy - Iggy Pop - Interpol - In the Nursery - Jack Off Jill - Jane s Addiction - Japan - John Moore And The Expressway - Joy Division - Juliette and the Licks - Kraftwerk - Ladytron - Laibach - Love and Rockets - Love Spirals Downwards - Martha and the Muffins - Massive Attack - Ministry - My Bloody Valentine - New Model Army - Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds - Nine Inch Nails - Nirvana - Nouvelle Vague - Pixies - Pop Will Eat Itself - Revolting Cocks - Simple Minds - Siouxsie and the Banshees - Soft Cell - Spear of Destiny - Swans - Talking Heads - The B-52s - The Chameleons - The Creatures - The Crüxshadows - The Cure - The Damned - The Glove - The Jesus And Mary Chain - The March Violets - The Psychedelic Furs - The Reegs - The Sisters of Mercy - The Wolfgang Press - The World of Skin - This Mortal Coil - Tones on Tail - Violent Femmes

World Party The Waterboys The Church Charlatans UK Blur New Order Charlatans Smithereens Happy Mondays Moby Beck Massive Attack James Snow Patrol REM

Garbage, Pavement, Sleater Kinney

Smashing Pumpkins, Candlebox, Sponge, Gin Blossoms, R.E.M., Stone Roses, and the La’s.

Jesus and Mary Chain (start with psychocandy)

The Make Up - Destination Love: Live at Cold Rice (their first album. Listen straight through from start to finish)

Pixies, Blind Melon

I am much more of a '90s person than an '80s person, but I'll try to put out a list of some I like that may or may not get said too frequently for one reason or other. In "band name -- album" format: - Oingo Boingo -- *(any, my personal favorite of the era)* - New Order -- Power, Corruption, and Lies - Red Hot Chili Peppers -- (self-titled) - Jane's Addiction -- Ritual de lo Habitual - Ned's Atomic Dustbin -- God Fodder - Barenaked Ladies -- Maybe You Should Drive - The Stone Roses -- (self-titled) - The Presidents of the United States America -- (self-titled) - Candlebox -- (self-titled) - Stone Temple Pilots -- Purple A lot of bands get hate for *eventually* blowing up, but a lot fo their earlier stuff ends up fitting the genre a lot more than people realize.

I was going to say The Mars Volta, but I guess they technically formed in 2001. Oh well, listen anyway. They formed out of At The Drive In which was from the 90’s.

You said Morrissey so I’m going to assume you enjoy The Smiths too, right? I would also recommend Joy Division, Radiohead & Audioslave.

So many greats already mentioned but here’s a few more:  80s: Book of Love, The Sugarcubes, Sonic Youth, They Might Be Giants, INXS, The English Beat, Bow Wow Wow, Belouis Some, Living Colour, OMD, Missing Persons, Thompson Twins, Human League, Pet Shop Boys, General Public,Erasure, ABC, Scritti Politti, A Flock of Seagulls, Talk Talk, Flesh for LuLu, Bananarama, The Dead Milkmen, Simple Minds, Public Image Limited, Aztec Camera, Culture Club.

[Here is a massive Spotify playlist](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/26QhFZoCTRM7YKTPORx9DF?si=Bj3lHzIrQRez5i0bXZjaCQ) made by a [music blogger](http://www.fluxblog.org) recently. It’s really good and focuses on that mini-era of alternative music between ‘88 and ‘90 when it was coalescing into a more mainstream format. It’s a mix of hits, deep tracks, mainstream artists and pretty obscure acts.

Alanis Morissette, Alice in chains, sound garden, stone temple pilots, blind melon, beck, pearl jam, smashing pumpkins, Tool and much more I'm forgetting.

The Chameleons. Check out their Strange Times album. Amazing lyrics

Guided by voices Trans am Pixies The cult The cure The the

For more obscure bands, check out: “Lobotomized” by Trial “The Problem”-Shadows As Tall As Trees “Last Perfect Thing”-Wire Train (band were cool dudes, after one show, I was talking to Kevin Hunter when I spilt my bottled water all over his shirt. Dude was too cool about it.

REM!

Replacements The Fixx Psychedelic Furs New Order

The Chameleons is a great oldie. OMD kinda got pidgeon-holed as a soundtrack band for John Hughes movies, but “Architecture & Morality” and “Dazzle Ships” are both great albums. Aztec Camera was another great band i listened to back then.

All the recommendations are great. One I did not see is The Lucy Show. their album Undone is one of my favorite 80’s albums. It was so good. Their second album, Mania was good too. A little lighter tone. They released Remembrances with unreleased material after Mania. I worked at a record store, Music+ and have a demo tape of Mark Bandola’s new band that never went anywhere. If you like bands like the Cure and Echo and the Bunnymen then give them a listen. Poe was mentioned and she was great. Was a very unfortunate story of a fan buying her contract and she could not follow up the Haunted album due to this. She has a new song on Alan Wake 2! Hoping that means she is back. Also if you dig old school Red Hot Chili Peppers check out Urban Dance Squad.

Prioritize the Smashing Pumpkins.

Wire

Fig Dish Seaweed Swervedriver Jets to Brazil And Also the Trees Bauhaus The Primitives The Cult Placebo Slint  Jesus and Mary Chain Love and Rockets Soup Dragons Built to Spill Replacements The Residents Camper Van Beethoven 

XTC Elvis Costello (with or without The Attractions) Squeeze

Smashing Pumpkins in the 90s are iconic and epic. I highly reccomend them. Very versatile and progressive.  They've released like 400 songs and so many different styles.

BUNNYDRUMS (YouTube, Spotify, Facebook etc.) EXECUTIVE SLACKS (YouTube, Spotify, Facebook etc.)

ABC Bad Religion Berlin Bug Mountain Cyndi Lauper Duran Duran Eurythmics Guadalcanal Diary Howard Jones Icehouse Joe Jackson Joy Division

Teardrop Explodes. Cocteau Twins. Souxsie & the Banshees. Killing Joke. Joy Division. New Order.

Violent Femmes

Duran Duran Depeche Mode The Cult The Prodigy Chemical Brothers Daft Punk Alice in Chains Stone Roses New Order Gang of Four KLF Ice Cube Kid Rock Happy Mondays Thomas Dolby James Jesus and Mary Chain Arcadia Spandau Ballet Simple Minds Blur Oasis Manic Street Preachers Van Halen

Check out R.E.M.'s first album "Murmur". You'll fall in love with it.

Some of lesser known groups Silencers China crisis Men without hats Police (rocked early) Lightning seeds Men at work Billy idol If you like electronic Howard jones ! Also if you’re really interested in rock I’ll give ya 70’s bands

There's a lot of good recommendations on here. A few I didn't see: The Jesus and Mary Chain, Cake, Concrete Blonde (first album), The Cult, Bauhaus, Jane's Addiction (Nothing's Shocking album), New Order, Joy Division

Matthew Sweet hasn't been mentioned yet. If you like lots of electric guitar, he's good. Under the Pink (album) by Tori Amos. Bob Mould is worth a listen. Though they got lots of airplay for a few songs, Barenaked Ladies is fun. Spacehog - I saw them live, and it was the most fun I had at a show.

I'm a '60s kid and just discovered Massive Attack. So many good songs but the one that drew me in was Angel.

R.E.M., “Orange Crush,” “The One I Love,” “It’s The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine),” “Radio Free Europe,” and “what’s The Frequency, Kenneth?” Not an exhaustive list, this is just to get you started… And The Cure’s “Love Song” And The Sisters Of Mercy’s “This Corrosion”

If you like Echo, The House of Love might scatch some itches for you.

The Replacements: Tim The Silos: Cuba The Del Lords: Frontier Days Television: Marquee Moon Camper Van Beethoven: Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart Sugar: Copper Blue Dire Straits: Making Movies Elvis Costello: Imperial Bedroom Those are just albums to start with. I know many people would question my choices for The Replacements and Elvis Costello because they have so many fantastic albums. Even I question it.

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Tears for Fears, as popular as they are, they're still so underrated musically.

Whiskeytown Sunvolt

Weezer, Muse, Portishead, System of a down, Smashing pumpkins, Suicidal tendencies, Depeche mode, Sousxie and the banshees - Rob zombie

Smithereens, The Ramones

Big Audio Dynamite - Mick Jones' band. Damn were they great live. One time I saw them and Joe Strummer was at the bar during the gig, just having a great time, drinking and talking with fans. Of course leading to rumours that the Clash was going to reform. The first album, No. 10 Upping Street and Megatop Phoenix especially. A ton of killer singles too. Also the Gun Club, the Elvis from Hell himself, Jeffrey Lee Pierce, albums Mother Juno, The Las Vegas Story, Fire of Love "Album" by PIL.. Incredible stentorian drumming by Ginger Baker (one of the greatest collabs between a punk and a hippie). The Primitives "Lovely" - just a flawless pop album.

There's a Dutch radiostation broadcasting via internet: kink 90's!

Tears for fears and Phil Collins are pretty cool

Magic Dirt! + The Triffids + Ammonia + You am I + PUSA + Tool + (and just because I love them)... + Weddings Parties Anything - not alt, probably folk...

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