I am so surprised you didn't bring up Golden Earring. Not only are they a two-hit-wonder, but their two hits (Radar Love and Twilight Zone) are nearly an entire decade apart which is really impressive
Twilight Zone is one of my absolute favorite songs. I remember waiting daaaays for it to play on the radio and being so happy when it did. It didn't get paid much here because of its length. Same with the totality of The Wall. They usually played it on Halloween
I think that's just because they're a European band. Sometimes they slip through the cracks and have an overseas hit, and then disappear again. But back home their popularity never stopped.
So weird to think that Madness are a 1 or 2 hit wonder in the US. But here in the UK they still sell out arenas. And i can vouch for how awesome it is to see them in that setting. Just pure happiness and love from thousands of people who are singing along to every word in every song.
Yeah, they fucking rock. I was really surprised to find out they’re barely remembered at all in the US, but then again so many of their songs are so discretely about Aussie politics
As a UK watcher, I appreciate you sticking up for Madness here, Crash. I get the impression they're viewed as nothing more than a novelty stateside but they were so much more. Without Madness, there might not have been bands like Less Than Jake or Sublime but they get unfairly judged as the jokesters who did Our House and as much as I love that song, they have a lot of other great songs too. Songs like One Step Beyond, My Girl, Embarrassment, Baggy Trousers, Wings of a Dove, Michael Caine, The Sun and the Rain, The Prince, Night Boat to Cairo and especially House of Fun are very fondly remembered in the UK so hopefully you've encouraged a few people to dig into the band beyond their entry level US hits.
Madness are an institution. Along with Specials, you've got the dominating monsters of british two-tone. I suppose into that you can throw in Bad Manners, Selecter and a few like that, but really Madness and Specials are what most folks first think of when you say "british ska".
Finally, someone's talking about the presidents of the United States of America I've been waiting so long they are the most underrated band of all time
This was so educational to watch. I learned something new today. Bands that I thought were bigger, especially ones like Barenaked Ladies, Blue Oyster Cult, Skid Row, and Crowded House, turned out to only have two major hits here in the states. That proves us Americans don't give foreign acts (Barenaked Ladies, Crowded House, and Madness) their due even though they have better stuff than their best known hits. Thank you, Crash. I really enjoyed this. Cheers.
I saw a You tube video on UK hits. Cliff Richard has had hits back to the 50s. He had 2 or three minor hits after Devil Woman here. Argent, T-rex and Kyle Minogue have ton of records released there.
If only it were true that we don't give foreign acts a chance, then why in the name of all that's good in the world, do we put up with that no-talent ass-clown called Justin Bieber?!?
Already so use to the "new" Crash that when you cut back to the Crash in the Blues Traveler video I got some form of whiplash. In a good way. Crash killin it post TRC days
Thank you, Crash. I've had a tough week. Lost my job, diagnosed with depression, and it's still only Thursday. But for the first time in a long time, I just sat and paid attention to one thing for an entire hour, an excellently produced and structured, interesting and informative video. Thank you. You have a new subscriber in me.
Veeeeeery much appreciate the inclusion of Blue Öyster Cult - as someone who indeed did pick up a Best Of collection from them around 12-ish years ago after hearing "Cities On Flame With Rock And Roll" on Guitar Hero III, I can safely say that songs like "Godzilla", "Veteran of the Psychic Wars" and "Joan Crawford" are phenomenal. They deserve way more love than just that one SNL skit, especially since I found out not long ago that they have a new album coming out this October. Also, all this talk of Crowded House, particularly showing the album cover for 1991's Woodface, and yet no mention of the catchy singalong titan of "Weather With You"? Awww, that song's brilliant!
Agreed. My dad actually turned me on to them at a very early age. One of the few bands we actually both liked. Also, shit. I don't know how that could have slipped my mind.
Canadian here! So happy to hear your enthusiastic appreciation of Gordon, as someone who grew up listening to it on repeat to and from visits to my dad's house. This list was so much fun; definitely gonna check out more of your stuff! :)
I have such a deep love for Gordon. We listened to it non stop on one of the last summer vacations I took with my dad, just me and him. Born on a Pirate Ship is my second favourite album by them - Break Your Heart got me through some tough breakup times.
Crash, you really make the most interesting hour-long videos about music on RUclips! Never hard to get through to the end, you have an excellent way of scripting these things. Obviously lot of hard work goes into your output, as a total music nerd i appreciate it so much! 😃 By the way, Fishbone made an amazing cover of Freddie's Dead, i think it's one of those few better than the original.
For those who enjoy Don't Dream It's Over and wants to have something that sounds a little bit of the same but with a heavier moment, I'd suggest listening to The Background from Third Eye Blind. (And the whole album it comes from, bu the way.)
If you haven’t found it already, search for “Tom’s Diner Top 2000 a gogo” . This is a 6 minute video from a Dutch channel,(so make sure you get the English version with Dutch subtitles btw😅👍), but all the story telling is done by Suzanne herself and is DEFINITELY worth a watch😎👍
On the same topic, I decided to do some research on why rush could be considered a one hit wonder, since Crash mentioned only one song charted on the top 40. I figured it would be a very famous song like Tom sawyer, limelight, fly by night, spirit of radio closer to the heart or even subdivisions or time stands still... it was new world man... Americans are sooooooo weird
@@afroheadwes @CrashThompson - Not only was in on the Adult Top 40 rather than the Hot 100, it did not chart in 1996, but in 2000, well after "One Week." Then again, it wasn't released as a U.S. single, so, in the spoken words of the song, "Can you blame 'em?" (They did have hit albums in the U.S. before "One Week," though; arguably their live album was their crossover moment here.)
Thank you so much for giving love to Turnstall, Madness, PUSA, Vega (although I'm surprised you didn't mention her 'I can't believe she produced this' album 99.9F), and BNL. I will say in regards to the latter that I think the band did start to suffer after MAROON, and has never been the same once Page 'left' the group. There's a bite to BNL prior to the departure that just isn't there anymore, and I mourn the passing of that band that made those first six or seven albums....
@@kylehegedus5498 Understandable the drug scandal played a big part into him leaving but I wished the band could patch things up with him considering he is a part of their start
@@justinstickler873 It is! I LOVE Vertical Horizon! One of the most underrated bands of the last 20 years. Just saying radio seems to only play those 2 songs.
I've had this weird craving for a cover of "Black Horse and the Cherry Tree" as like a power metal kinda deal. I know that sounds weird but like. "NOOOOOOOOOOOO NO" (with furious double bass drum kicks and heavy layered vocals) I think that'd be pretty sweet
fellow indiana living sad man. i’m here to also say, tom’s diner video plz. this is something i read into and it’s a super fun subject, keep up the good work man!
A one hit wonder that you need to check out is Deep Blue Something. They had three hits, but the only one that people remember is Breakfast at Tiffany’s, which is a shame, because it’s one of their lesser songs. Their first album is meh, but their second third and fourth are amazing! I adore their music and they even have a new EP and single out too! Highly recommended.
@@HolyGoddessMotherAnne Some people I talk to debate on Beck but as my two arguements: 1. Loser in 1994 is his biggest hit reaching the top 10 2. Two of his followups barely got higher than the mid 60's. Heck one of his songs in 2005 called Girl barely scraped in at number 100
As someone who has had to deal with depression pretty much all my life, "Pinch Me" is a very important song to me. I have always read it as a song about fatigue and apathy and just having problems getting up and trying to be productive on a day-by-day basis. It's not just "One Week" 2.0 for me. But we all read different things in any given piece of media.
‘A Choppy, Yet Sincere Apology’ by Riverboat Gamblers is my depression song. I’ve actually never thought of Pinch Me in that way but gave it a listen and I can definitely see it. BNL did a song called When I Fall off their (ridiculously underappreciated) album Born on a Pirate Ship that hits those same notes too.
Nice video as always Crash! Your "I love this song" on hook is what got me into blues traveler. Also not only did I find out my dad loves blues travelers, he also saw them live multiple times at a bar in New York before they became more popular with the album Four.
I gotta say I was really confused when Crowded House came up, I could probably name more then at least 5 other hits they had. But then I remembered, oh wait i'm an Aussie, and along with INXS and Midnight Oil, Crowded House is one of those bands that are like embedded into us at birth. That goes Doubly for INXS. I picked up a record of Kick for the first time, cause I really liked New Sensation and Kick, but man I swear I knew almost every song off that record. Man classic Aussie music doesn't get enough love nowadays. Check out Hoodoo Gurus if you're into Midnight Oil, they're less political and more rocky.
My dad was in college in the 80s, so he got pretty into stuff like English Beat, The Specials, Madness, and other 2-tone ska groups, as well as stuff like Television and Talking Heads. I actually first learned about “college rock” from him
You're extremely lucky. My dad was a bluegrass player (was since the age of 14). So my earliest memories of music were the last thing anyone outside of 70 year-olds in Kentucky in 2001-2005 was hip to (he was in his early-30s at the time, surprisingly). Walking into my house was like stepping into a time warp. But then again, if I had a father that was deep into the college scene, I would've resented him for it, too.
As always Crash, an absolutely fantastic, entertaining and informative video! - MAJOR RESPECT and props for highlighting and singing the praises of Barenaked Ladies, one of my favorite bands of all time, and one of the most underrated and under-appreciated acts out there!! YOU GET IT. Keep up the good work my friend, I always eagerly await your long-form vids, I eat up every second.
It got into the HM’s but I instantly thought of Kim Wilde in the most “had two hits and exactly two hits in the U.S.” catagory. She had the perfect synth sound to attract at least that much attention.
Kim Wilde's cover of You Keep Me Hanging On reminds me of another synth cover of the 80's: Listen To The Radio by Pukka Orchestra and that song is originally by Atmospherics
Keeping up with the subject of Madness, I have to mention their song The Liberty of Norton Folgate which honestly at 10 minutes proved to me that they were more than an novelty act. The fact that this song and it's equally great album of the same title came out decades after their prime showed how great they could still be. Much love for KT Tunstall as well, her debut album was the first one I had bought by a female artist, pulling my head out of my ass thankfully on that note.
Okay, now I really want to see you make a Top 10 Canadian bands list, if only because I want to hear you talk about a certain band on the bottom half of my profile pic 😉
Crash, I have to hand it to you my man: I owe it all to you for getting me into Barenaked Ladies. I knew of them before you praised them in this vid, but last year was the fruition of that. Gordon was a great debut, but I ADORE Stunt (Call and Answer has straight up become one of my favorite songs of all time, period). These Canadian bois juggle happy-go-lucky energy and crushing seriousness (Break your Heart, and even Pinch me) so damn well.
Great video, I've been wanting someone to do a 2 hit wonder video for a long time. You were right about Skid Row, they were a great live band. I got to see them with Pantera in 1992 and they more than held their own that night.
"Most anyone can stumble into one hit..." *Me sitting here staring at a Jackson that wont write me an automatic classic* "Why won't you do work?!" Great video by the way man. Its easy to tell you put a decent amount of research into ur vids
Aussie here, and I can confirm that Crowded House are a lot more celebrated at home, I was born in 2006 and when you played that snippet of Don’t Dream It’s Over, I was struck by the nostalgia truck, heard it ALL the time as a kid despite it being decades old at that point
Hi Crash, forgive me for being a bit sentimental. But... I've been subscribed to you for 5 & a half years, & your videos helped me discover new awesome stuff & fall in love w/ some of my favorites again. I know I shouldn't take everything you say as stone written gospel, but your videos are always a joy to see & I love seeing/hearing your opinions on certain bands/albums. Keep it up man!
Great video, Crash. It's nice to see another interesting Top 10 list ✌️ My pick is way more obscure. It's a band called The Chills which two "hits" Pink Frost and Heavenly Pop Hit are at constant rotation atm.
I almost had a heart attack when Crowded House came up as I truly love that band but yeah, I really recommend people also check out Crowded House's 2007 album "Time On Earth" and their 2010 album "Intriguer" along with the four earlier albums..check out all six studio albums..lol... I rate "Woodface" as Crowded House's best album (The band brought Neil Finn's brother Tim on board for that one) just ahead of the debut album. Deepcuts from Crowded House albums I recommend, one from each album: "Love You Til the Day I Die" (from "Crowded House") "Whispers and Moans" (from "Woodface") "In My Command" (From "Together Alone") "Never Be The Same" (From "Temple of Low Men") "Silent House" (The song Neil co wrote for the Dixie Chicks but it also ended up on "Time On Earth") "Archer's Arrows" (from "Intriguer") Fun Fact "Better Be Home Soon" was Crowded House's biggest hit in Australia, it peaked at number two on the Australian singles chart in 1988. Beaten to number one by John Farnham's "Age of Reason". "Don't Dream It's Over" would only peak at number eight in 1987. I think there was some talk of new music from the band a few months ago, they were hinting at it when they announced their now sadly postponed European tour dates due to the pandemic so yeah Crowded House are still around. Also worth pointing out another Aussie act called Icehouse had a hit in the late 80s with "Electric Blue"
I hope you have the band "Live" on the list. Lightning Crashes and I Alone are great but I must say, I'm a bit sick of those two songs, seeing that those are my mom’s favorite songs. Time to check out the rest of that album. EDIT: oh my thank you for reminding me about The President of the United States of America! Peaches is my mom’s guilty pleasure song. And I’m very excited to check out KT Tunstall and Madness
Throwing Copper is absolutely brilliant start to finish Recommend checking out their first album Mental Jewelry and their follow up Secret Samadhi too They are also a three hit wonder, All Over You charted at 33 and Selling the Drama came three short of cracking the Top 40,
Fun Fact: My sophomore year of high school, my band teacher played requests on saxophone during lunch and would ask some band kids to help on some songs, one day he asked me (a percussionist) to go get a cowbell and help on (Don't Fear) The Reaper.
Gary Wright: Dream Weaver and Love Is Alive Edgar Winter Group: Free Ride and Frankenstein The Romantics: What I Like About You and Talking in Your Sleep The Greg Kihn Band: The Break-Up Song and Jeopardy Squeeze: Tempted and Hourglass Sheila E.: The Glamorous Life and Love Bizzare 10cc: I’m Not In Love and The Things We Do For Love Spin Doctors: Two Princes and Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong
It took me forever and I still don’t know why the real Tom’s diner is blurred. Can anyone with good knowledge know why? Great video BTW as usual Crash. 🤘
A two-hit wonder that just came to mind: SR-71. Their first hit Right Now was a pop punk song, kinda sounds like a Sum 41 song. I remember it was in pretty much every early 2000s teen movie lol. Then a couple years later they did a nu metal song called Tomorrow when Linkin Park first got big. It's interesting how different the 2 songs are.
I ended up listening to "Tomorrow" after watching Todd In The Shadows' one hit wonderland video on them. Ended up enjoying that song a lot. Guess I have a soft spot for that era of Nu Metal in places. It is weird to me though since there was no real transition between the two sounds.
@@bracket-neutron I think Tomorrow's alright, but I'll admit it sounds so much like LP it hurts lol. And yeah, I grew up in that time so I have a soft spot for nu metal too (and pop punk), even though I realize some of that stuff hasn't aged well... at all haha.
I always consider SR-71 as a three hit wonder given they originally recorded & wrote “1985”, it’s just that version didn’t get released to NA until they had changed a few lyrics & given it to Bowling For Soup. Mitch Allen is even in the music video for BFS’s version! And while BFS’s version has the better tempo, SR’s has the better lyrics, actually focusing on Debbie.
Here's a few more: Lucious Jackson(minor hit - "Here" from the Clueless Soundtrack, Major Hit-"Naked Eye") Glass Tiger(Major Hit- Don't Forget Me When I'm Gone(featuring Bryan Adams) minor Hit- "Someday")
I love this video. It really just goes to show you can't measure talent by success. I saw the title of this video and kinda assumed it was just gonna be you trashing a bunch of radio cheese. I was pleasantly surprised lol
Technically Fuel are a two hit wonder because both Shimmer and Hemorrhage (In My Hands) were highly successful songs. But they also had Bad Day and Falls On Me which were moderately known, and also Won't Back Down, Quarter and Sunburn which were featured in the soundtracks to Daredevil, Need For Speed Underground, NASCAR Thunder and Scream 3. But those two songs still ended up being their most popular.
Yeah, I'm from the newest video too. I thought it was just gonna be a cheap attempt at swaying votes by using his reveal but much to my surprise, he handled it with a lot more tact and grace than I thought. And he is right in that video, voting in Biden into office would definitely be an uphill battle. Quite frankly, I don't see it as likely at all. But even if they don't get into power, that doesn't mean the world is in a permanent state of 1984. Don't lose hope just because they lost.
Crash, you should make this into a series covering the each of the more interesting artists in their own episodes. also one band you may not realize is a two hit wonder (by your rules) is Golden Earring. older I know but Twilight Zone and Radar Love both still hold up very well
Loved the Curtis Mayfield bit 🙌 He recorded his vocals for his last album basically on his deathbed, completely paralysed, one line at a time as it was all the energy he could muster. BADASS.
Interesting list, Crash, and a powerful ending with Curtis Mayfield. I'd question putting Crowded House on the list as they've scored more than a few Hot 100 hits but that's certainly not a deal breaker. I've made two mixed tapes of 2-hit wonders and (gulp!) we only shared one artist: KT Tunstall. Using some of my own 'flexibility', I'd suggest the following: Wayne Fontana & the Mindbenders ("Game of Love" and "Groovy Kind of Love") Beau Brummels ("Just a Little" & "Laugh Laugh") The Left Bank ("Walk Away Renee" and "Pretty Ballerina") The Tremeloes ("Silence is Golden" and "Here Comes My Baby") The Foundations ("Build Me Up, Buttercup" and "Baby, Now That I Found You") The Marmalade ("Reflections of My Life" and "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da") Vanity Fair ("Hitchin' a Ride" and "Early in the Morning") Delaney Bonnie & Friends ("Never Ending Song of Love" and "Only You Know and I Know") Cornelius & Sister Rose ("Treat Her Like a Lady" and "Too Late to Turn Back Now") Looking Glass ("Brandy Your a Fine Girl" and "Jimmy Love Mary Ann") Stealer's Wheels ("Stuck in the Middle with You" and "Star") Robert John ("The Lion Sleeps Tonight" and "Sad Eyes") Ozark Mountain Daredevils ("Jackie Blue" and "If You Want to Get to Heaven") Golden Earring ("Radar Love" and "Twilight Zone") Nicolette Larson ("Rhumba Girl" and "Lotta Love") Andrew Gold ("Lonely Boy" and "Thank You for Being a Friend") Gloria Gaynor ("Never Can Say Goodbye" and "I Will Survive") The Knack ("My Sharona" and "Good Girls Don't") Men Without Hats ("Safety Dance" and "Pop Goes the World") The Rembrandts ("I'll Be There for You" and "That's Just the Way It Is) Extreme ("More than Words" and "Hole Hearted") Marky Mark & the Funky Bunch ("Good Vibrations" and "Wildside") Honourable mentions could be extended to Manhattan Transfer, Fastball & Spin Doctors. Thanks again, Crash!
Not surprised by your revelation but at the same time, I don't really care. That's your business. I'm just here for the quirky dude and music. I respect you as a person. Nuff said
25:08 I see your John Popper and raise you a Howard Levy. Levy played harp and keys in the original iteration of the Flecktones and wrote a goddam CONCERTO for Harmonica and Orchestra.
Barenaked Ladies did the soundtrack for a Stratford Festival performance of As You Like It. Yeah, they took Shakespeare's lyrics and set them to folksy indie rock. It's...good. Better than it has any right to be.
I am EXTREMELY glad you gave Skid Row respect, they absolutely rule with Sebastian Bach. Anyway, here's some two hit wonders: Ratt - Round And Round, Lay It Down Great White - Once Bitten Twice Shy, Angel Song Tesla - Love Song, Signs Switchfoot - Meant To Live, Dare You To Move White Lion - When The Children Cry, Wait Eve 6 - Inside Out, Here's To The Night Dead Or Alive - You Spin Me Right Round, Brand New Lover Scorpions - Rock You Like A Hurricane, Wind Of Change Extreme - More Than Words, Hole Hearted Audioslave - Be Yourself, Like A Stone MCR - Helena, Welcome To The Black Parade what else?
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I am so surprised you didn't bring up Golden Earring. Not only are they a two-hit-wonder, but their two hits (Radar Love and Twilight Zone) are nearly an entire decade apart which is really impressive
I love Golden Earring!
Not only that, but their two hits are fucking incredible. Especially Twilight Zone, that's just plain one of my favorite songs ever
Twilight Zone is one of my absolute favorite songs. I remember waiting daaaays for it to play on the radio and being so happy when it did.
It didn't get paid much here because of its length. Same with the totality of The Wall. They usually played it on Halloween
I think that's just because they're a European band. Sometimes they slip through the cracks and have an overseas hit, and then disappear again. But back home their popularity never stopped.
Orleans is another one I'm surprised that he didn't mention
"I'm not a propper skank"- Crash Thompson, 2020.
Ben Burke 😂😂😂😂😂
So weird to think that Madness are a 1 or 2 hit wonder in the US. But here in the UK they still sell out arenas. And i can vouch for how awesome it is to see them in that setting. Just pure happiness and love from thousands of people who are singing along to every word in every song.
As an Australian, much appreciate the shout out to Midnight Oil 💝💝
Same! one of my favorite bands. Here in the UK they had quite a few hits but in America sadly not so much.
It's nice to see a mention of Midnight Oil as well. "The Dead Heart" and "Blue Sky Mine" should've also been Top 40 Hits.
Yeah, they fucking rock. I was really surprised to find out they’re barely remembered at all in the US, but then again so many of their songs are so discretely about Aussie politics
@@lucymorrison and most popular australian bands aren't even known in the u.s
The number of people who would like an episode about Suzanne Vega
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Please.
As a UK watcher, I appreciate you sticking up for Madness here, Crash. I get the impression they're viewed as nothing more than a novelty stateside but they were so much more. Without Madness, there might not have been bands like Less Than Jake or Sublime but they get unfairly judged as the jokesters who did Our House and as much as I love that song, they have a lot of other great songs too. Songs like One Step Beyond, My Girl, Embarrassment, Baggy Trousers, Wings of a Dove, Michael Caine, The Sun and the Rain, The Prince, Night Boat to Cairo and especially House of Fun are very fondly remembered in the UK so hopefully you've encouraged a few people to dig into the band beyond their entry level US hits.
Yes! Madness are an amazing band, and I wasn’t aware they even broke the US. Their music is just a fantastic time.
Madness are an institution. Along with Specials, you've got the dominating monsters of british two-tone. I suppose into that you can throw in Bad Manners, Selecter and a few like that, but really Madness and Specials are what most folks first think of when you say "british ska".
L H Also from the UK and was brought up on their greatest hits CD. Love those guys
They were my Fave band in the 80's when I was a kid and are still right up there now :3
Finally, someone's talking about the presidents of the United States of America I've been waiting so long they are the most underrated band of all time
YESSSSSS
I honestly thought Some Postman would've been a hit for them too.
I freakin' love those guys on a nostalgic level, but their stuff still holds up really well. I had no idea they weren't still going.
I remember hearing "Suddenly I See" on TV commercials all the time.
Matthew Cool rightfully so, it’s a great song. Was played so much over here in the UK
Yeah, I honestly got most of my music nostalgia through stuff I catch on TV.
This was so educational to watch. I learned something new today. Bands that I thought were bigger, especially ones like Barenaked Ladies, Blue Oyster Cult, Skid Row, and Crowded House, turned out to only have two major hits here in the states. That proves us Americans don't give foreign acts (Barenaked Ladies, Crowded House, and Madness) their due even though they have better stuff than their best known hits. Thank you, Crash. I really enjoyed this. Cheers.
And we do give foreign groups a chance, we get “Photograph” (Both Nickelback and Ed Sheeran), and HOW COULD THIS HAPPEN TO ME!!!😭
@@CometMasonTrucker Ugh. Right? Why America? Just why?
Bullshit. Plenty of Americans love Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, U2, The Beatles, Def Leppard, etc. Americans give foreign bands plenty of credit.
I saw a You tube video on UK hits. Cliff Richard has had hits back to the 50s. He had 2 or three minor hits after Devil Woman here. Argent, T-rex and Kyle Minogue have ton of records released there.
If only it were true that we don't give foreign acts a chance, then why in the name of all that's good in the world, do we put up with that no-talent ass-clown called Justin Bieber?!?
Already waiting for the Top 10 Three Hit Wonders
Fine Young Cannibals
C+C Music Factory
30:17 I'm disappointed with myself for thinking about Centuries
Lmao us
I'm only two minutes into the video but I gotta say man, great job on the diet and workout. Looking fine my guy!
Thanks 😊
When it comes to Blue Oyster Cult, five words
Veterans of the Psychic Wars.
That is all.
@death hand studios shut up
Veteran of The Psychic Wars was kickass in Heavy Metal and I love Blue Oyster Cult so much.
Already so use to the "new" Crash that when you cut back to the Crash in the Blues Traveler video I got some form of whiplash. In a good way. Crash killin it post TRC days
Thank you, Crash.
I've had a tough week. Lost my job, diagnosed with depression, and it's still only Thursday. But for the first time in a long time, I just sat and paid attention to one thing for an entire hour, an excellently produced and structured, interesting and informative video. Thank you. You have a new subscriber in me.
I’m sorry to hear that, you doing better these days?
I'm from New Zealand and Neil Finn is a national treasure here.
Anyone remember the movie “My Date With The President’s Daughter?” The Presidents did the theme song.
the one by disney?
i did not know that
@orc at war 98 Yep
Yeah I remember that movie and I didn't know they did the theme song to it. Thanks for sharing.
Crash Thompson: Lots Of bad things happened in 2005
Me who was born in 2005: And I happen to be one of them.
An "I love this song" on Tom's Diner? Hell yeah!
Yes please. Make it happen, Crash!! We would love for an "I Love This Song" on Tom's Diner. It sounds like an interesting topic.
Veeeeeery much appreciate the inclusion of Blue Öyster Cult - as someone who indeed did pick up a Best Of collection from them around 12-ish years ago after hearing "Cities On Flame With Rock And Roll" on Guitar Hero III, I can safely say that songs like "Godzilla", "Veteran of the Psychic Wars" and "Joan Crawford" are phenomenal. They deserve way more love than just that one SNL skit, especially since I found out not long ago that they have a new album coming out this October.
Also, all this talk of Crowded House, particularly showing the album cover for 1991's Woodface, and yet no mention of the catchy singalong titan of "Weather With You"? Awww, that song's brilliant!
Agreed. My dad actually turned me on to them at a very early age. One of the few bands we actually both liked.
Also, shit. I don't know how that could have slipped my mind.
They've only had 2 hits? I thought they had like 4-5.
In terms of their later output, "In the Presence of Another World" off of Imaginos is just fantastic.
We need that 'I Love This Song - Tom's Diner' video cause I looked into it a bit and oh man, can't wait to see you talk about it.
Canadian here! So happy to hear your enthusiastic appreciation of Gordon, as someone who grew up listening to it on repeat to and from visits to my dad's house. This list was so much fun; definitely gonna check out more of your stuff! :)
I have such a deep love for Gordon. We listened to it non stop on one of the last summer vacations I took with my dad, just me and him.
Born on a Pirate Ship is my second favourite album by them - Break Your Heart got me through some tough breakup times.
I seriously expected Oingo Boingo to be on this list.
This is kind of the big brother of One Hit Wonderland
Crash, you really make the most interesting hour-long videos about music on RUclips! Never hard to get through to the end, you have an excellent way of scripting these things. Obviously lot of hard work goes into your output, as a total music nerd i appreciate it so much! 😃
By the way, Fishbone made an amazing cover of Freddie's Dead, i think it's one of those few better than the original.
Neon Trees had “Animals” and “Everybody Talks”.
I love Used to Like, their recent single from last year or earlier this year.
He said they're still active so they aren't on the list because they might have another hit sometime.
@@ZaneKriglowitz Used to Like was a great single...wished I could say the same for the entire album, tho...
For those who enjoy Don't Dream It's Over and wants to have something that sounds a little bit of the same but with a heavier moment, I'd suggest listening to The Background from Third Eye Blind.
(And the whole album it comes from, bu the way.)
Thanks for the suggestion!
... And now I wanna learn the full story of Tom’s Diner...
edit: I appreciate the Game Grumps reference in the Madness section!
The House meme? I forgot about that; when you mentioned them, all I thought of was Arin's rendition of Run Around...
Search "Arin too perfect Hanson".
If you haven’t found it already, search for “Tom’s Diner Top 2000 a gogo” . This is a 6 minute video from a Dutch channel,(so make sure you get the English version with Dutch subtitles btw😅👍), but all the story telling is done by Suzanne herself and is DEFINITELY worth a watch😎👍
@@gothicadam6476 Noted, I might need to check it out. Thanks!
I’ve never thought about any two hit wonders so this is gonna be an interesting list
I'm surprised you didn't mention The Rembrandts or Spin Doctors.
Spin Doctors get way too much hate. Man Pocket Full of Kryptonite is one of the best albums of the 90's
@@theboulderboulded5776 And their later stuff is actually pretty decent.
But do they have one hit or two?
Speaking of which...
What about The Knack?
@@MBF78 not sure about remembrandts, but Spin Doctors only have Two Princes and Little Miss Can't be Wrong
I will never understand why America never embraced "Better Be Home Soon" by Crowded House. That was huge in Canada.
On the same topic, I decided to do some research on why rush could be considered a one hit wonder, since Crash mentioned only one song charted on the top 40. I figured it would be a very famous song like Tom sawyer, limelight, fly by night, spirit of radio closer to the heart or even subdivisions or time stands still... it was new world man... Americans are sooooooo weird
"Let me know if that's something you'd want to watch"
Crash....dude....yes. Everytime you ask that, the answer is yes.
You're telling me "If I Had $1000000" wasn't a hit in the States?
It wasn't. Believe it or not. I don't think they had a proper hit over here I'm any capacity until Old Apartment hit the alternative charts
@@CrashThompson It was all over the radio when that song came out. A simple wikipedia search can show it charted at #37 on the top 40 in 96.
@@afroheadwes On the Adult Top 40
That's not the Billboard Hot 100.
I have Wikipedia too mate.
If it means anything, If I Had $1000000 was the theme song for the New York State Lottery for a while.
@@afroheadwes @CrashThompson - Not only was in on the Adult Top 40 rather than the Hot 100, it did not chart in 1996, but in 2000, well after "One Week." Then again, it wasn't released as a U.S. single, so, in the spoken words of the song, "Can you blame 'em?" (They did have hit albums in the U.S. before "One Week," though; arguably their live album was their crossover moment here.)
Thank you so much for giving love to Turnstall, Madness, PUSA, Vega (although I'm surprised you didn't mention her 'I can't believe she produced this' album 99.9F), and BNL. I will say in regards to the latter that I think the band did start to suffer after MAROON, and has never been the same once Page 'left' the group. There's a bite to BNL prior to the departure that just isn't there anymore, and I mourn the passing of that band that made those first six or seven albums....
Thomas Deja Nailed it!!!! BNL hasn’t been the same since he “left.”
@@kylehegedus5498 Understandable the drug scandal played a big part into him leaving but I wished the band could patch things up with him considering he is a part of their start
Carly is way too good for the charts. She’ll have multiple hits in our hearts.
2 words: Vertical Horizon
He is everything you want
He is everything you need
He is everything inside of you that you wish you could be
You're a God > Everything You Want. Just sayin' lol.
Gotta think that we are counting "Grey Sky Morning" as a "feels like a third hit," because otherwise this was a major oversight leaving them out.
I'm Still Here is a GREAT song
@@justinstickler873 It is! I LOVE Vertical Horizon! One of the most underrated bands of the last 20 years. Just saying radio seems to only play those 2 songs.
So...as regards Madness videos are you in fact saying “hey you! don’t watch that, watch this”? 😁
I, in fact, saw what you did there. 😎
I've had this weird craving for a cover of "Black Horse and the Cherry Tree" as like a power metal kinda deal. I know that sounds weird but like.
"NOOOOOOOOOOOO NO"
(with furious double bass drum kicks and heavy layered vocals)
I think that'd be pretty sweet
I can see that
She stole that "woohoo" from The Pointer Sisters' "Neutron Dance".
I really love the original Tom's Diner
Also Pinch Me is one my favorite BNL tracks
Same
Dude, same. Both versions of Tom's Diner really slap and so does Pinch Me. The Barenaked Ladies have a lot of good tracks.
fellow indiana living sad man. i’m here to also say, tom’s diner video plz. this is something i read into and it’s a super fun subject, keep up the good work man!
Dammit Crash. Crowded House sounded cool so I listened to Don’t Dream it’s Over and now someone put tears in my eyes.
You are so underrated and deserve tons of subscribers!
A one hit wonder that you need to check out is Deep Blue Something. They had three hits, but the only one that people remember is Breakfast at Tiffany’s, which is a shame, because it’s one of their lesser songs. Their first album is meh, but their second third and fourth are amazing! I adore their music and they even have a new EP and single out too! Highly recommended.
Is your username a fucking Beck ref?
@@HolyGoddessMotherAnne Yes! Yes it is!
@@cloudskat3r Cool,I also like Beck,need to get into more of his stuff.
@@HolyGoddessMotherAnne Some people I talk to debate on Beck but as my two arguements:
1. Loser in 1994 is his biggest hit reaching the top 10
2. Two of his followups barely got higher than the mid 60's. Heck one of his songs in 2005 called Girl barely scraped in at number 100
We had a copy of Eye to the Telescope, we wore that CD out. It was so good!
Edit: my mistake, was actually Drastic Fantastic. But we did love both.
As someone who has had to deal with depression pretty much all my life, "Pinch Me" is a very important song to me. I have always read it as a song about fatigue and apathy and just having problems getting up and trying to be productive on a day-by-day basis. It's not just "One Week" 2.0 for me. But we all read different things in any given piece of media.
‘A Choppy, Yet Sincere Apology’ by Riverboat Gamblers is my depression song. I’ve actually never thought of Pinch Me in that way but gave it a listen and I can definitely see it. BNL did a song called When I Fall off their (ridiculously underappreciated) album Born on a Pirate Ship that hits those same notes too.
Nice video as always Crash! Your "I love this song" on hook is what got me into blues traveler. Also not only did I find out my dad loves blues travelers, he also saw them live multiple times at a bar in New York before they became more popular with the album Four.
I gotta say I was really confused when Crowded House came up, I could probably name more then at least 5 other hits they had. But then I remembered, oh wait i'm an Aussie, and along with INXS and Midnight Oil, Crowded House is one of those bands that are like embedded into us at birth. That goes Doubly for INXS. I picked up a record of Kick for the first time, cause I really liked New Sensation and Kick, but man I swear I knew almost every song off that record. Man classic Aussie music doesn't get enough love nowadays. Check out Hoodoo Gurus if you're into Midnight Oil, they're less political and more rocky.
Wish you did a video on the Waves of Ska (and how Ska came before Reggae lol)
We need Crash to cover more Ska!!
@@Karmy. Hell yeah. He doesn't talk too much about Ska bands.
Agreed. I have also always wanted to hear his opinion on 311
fun. a two hit wonder? Does no body remember Carry on? It peaked at #20.
Maybe a three-hit wonder then? lol
No
My dad was in college in the 80s, so he got pretty into stuff like English Beat, The Specials, Madness, and other 2-tone ska groups, as well as stuff like Television and Talking Heads. I actually first learned about “college rock” from him
You're extremely lucky. My dad was a bluegrass player (was since the age of 14). So my earliest memories of music were the last thing anyone outside of 70 year-olds in Kentucky in 2001-2005 was hip to (he was in his early-30s at the time, surprisingly). Walking into my house was like stepping into a time warp. But then again, if I had a father that was deep into the college scene, I would've resented him for it, too.
As always Crash, an absolutely fantastic, entertaining and informative video! - MAJOR RESPECT and props for highlighting and singing the praises of Barenaked Ladies, one of my favorite bands of all time, and one of the most underrated and under-appreciated acts out there!! YOU GET IT. Keep up the good work my friend, I always eagerly await your long-form vids, I eat up every second.
Also I will say 19:00 John Mayer’s first 2 albums Room For Squares and Heavier Things were pretty good at least I think.
Listen to Try and tell me that dude can't play the fucking guitar
It got into the HM’s but I instantly thought of Kim Wilde in the most “had two hits and exactly two hits in the U.S.” catagory. She had the perfect synth sound to attract at least that much attention.
Kim Wilde's cover of You Keep Me Hanging On reminds me of another synth cover of the 80's: Listen To The Radio by Pukka Orchestra and that song is originally by Atmospherics
TPOTUSOA are just an amazing band, thank you so much for bringing them up! 🤘
Keeping up with the subject of Madness, I have to mention their song The Liberty of Norton Folgate which honestly at 10 minutes proved to me that they were more than an novelty act. The fact that this song and it's equally great album of the same title came out decades after their prime showed how great they could still be.
Much love for KT Tunstall as well, her debut album was the first one I had bought by a female artist, pulling my head out of my ass thankfully on that note.
It's my life and livin' on a prayer are my favourite two hit wonders
Oh,Bon Jovi? Yeah their stuff is p alright,Wanted Dead or Alive is a good song and I love the fact it showed up in the first Rock Band.
Great concept for a video Crash, hope this spawns more Two-Hit Wonder videos within the community. Always great to hear others tastes on niche topics.
“Kiss Me Where It Smells Funny” is one hilarious lyrical line.
Okay, now I really want to see you make a Top 10 Canadian bands list, if only because I want to hear you talk about a certain band on the bottom half of my profile pic 😉
He should listen to one of my favorite mid 90s Canadian band, hHead
Crash, I have to hand it to you my man: I owe it all to you for getting me into Barenaked Ladies. I knew of them before you praised them in this vid, but last year was the fruition of that. Gordon was a great debut, but I ADORE Stunt (Call and Answer has straight up become one of my favorite songs of all time, period). These Canadian bois juggle happy-go-lucky energy and crushing seriousness (Break your Heart, and even Pinch me) so damn well.
Great video, I've been wanting someone to do a 2 hit wonder video for a long time. You were right about Skid Row, they were a great live band. I got to see them with Pantera in 1992 and they more than held their own that night.
Gordon is legitimately one of my favourite albums of all time. Thank you.
"Most anyone can stumble into one hit..."
*Me sitting here staring at a Jackson that wont write me an automatic classic*
"Why won't you do work?!"
Great video by the way man. Its easy to tell you put a decent amount of research into ur vids
What about Filter? "Hey Man, Nice Shot," and "Take a Picture"?
Aussie here, and I can confirm that Crowded House are a lot more celebrated at home, I was born in 2006 and when you played that snippet of Don’t Dream It’s Over, I was struck by the nostalgia truck, heard it ALL the time as a kid despite it being decades old at that point
Dude you’re looking great, so happy for you!!
This channel is criminally underrated!
"I love this song: Tom's Diner" I would watch it.
These top ten lists you do get me through every time a new one comes out. Awesome video crash!
Hi Crash, forgive me for being a bit sentimental. But... I've been subscribed to you for 5 & a half years, & your videos helped me discover new awesome stuff & fall in love w/ some of my favorites again. I know I shouldn't take everything you say as stone written gospel, but your videos are always a joy to see & I love seeing/hearing your opinions on certain bands/albums.
Keep it up man!
Thanks! Glad you enjoy them. ☺️
Great video, Crash. It's nice to see another interesting Top 10 list ✌️
My pick is way more obscure. It's a band called The Chills which two "hits" Pink Frost and Heavenly Pop Hit are at constant rotation atm.
I almost had a heart attack when Crowded House came up as I truly love that band but yeah, I really recommend people also check out Crowded House's 2007 album "Time On Earth" and their 2010 album "Intriguer" along with the four earlier albums..check out all six studio albums..lol... I rate "Woodface" as Crowded House's best album (The band brought Neil Finn's brother Tim on board for that one) just ahead of the debut album.
Deepcuts from Crowded House albums I recommend, one from each album:
"Love You Til the Day I Die" (from "Crowded House")
"Whispers and Moans" (from "Woodface")
"In My Command" (From "Together Alone")
"Never Be The Same" (From "Temple of Low Men")
"Silent House" (The song Neil co wrote for the Dixie Chicks but it also ended up on "Time On Earth")
"Archer's Arrows" (from "Intriguer")
Fun Fact "Better Be Home Soon" was Crowded House's biggest hit in Australia, it peaked at number two on the Australian singles chart in 1988. Beaten to number one by John Farnham's "Age of Reason". "Don't Dream It's Over" would only peak at number eight in 1987.
I think there was some talk of new music from the band a few months ago, they were hinting at it when they announced their now sadly postponed European tour dates due to the pandemic so yeah Crowded House are still around.
Also worth pointing out another Aussie act called Icehouse had a hit in the late 80s with "Electric Blue"
I hope you have the band "Live" on the list. Lightning Crashes and I Alone are great but I must say, I'm a bit sick of those two songs, seeing that those are my mom’s favorite songs. Time to check out the rest of that album.
EDIT: oh my thank you for reminding me about The President of the United States of America! Peaches is my mom’s guilty pleasure song. And I’m very excited to check out KT Tunstall and Madness
Throwing Copper is absolutely brilliant start to finish
Recommend checking out their first album Mental Jewelry and their follow up Secret Samadhi too
They are also a three hit wonder, All Over You charted at 33 and Selling the Drama came three short of cracking the Top 40,
Y4123 thanks for the recommendation!
Fun Fact: My sophomore year of high school, my band teacher played requests on saxophone during lunch and would ask some band kids to help on some songs, one day he asked me (a percussionist) to go get a cowbell and help on (Don't Fear) The Reaper.
Gary Wright: Dream Weaver and Love Is Alive
Edgar Winter Group: Free Ride and Frankenstein
The Romantics: What I Like About You and Talking in Your Sleep
The Greg Kihn Band: The Break-Up Song and Jeopardy
Squeeze: Tempted and Hourglass
Sheila E.: The Glamorous Life and Love Bizzare
10cc: I’m Not In Love and The Things We Do For Love
Spin Doctors: Two Princes and Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong
haven't even watched much of the video yet but the phase "pedantic panties" deserves a like alone, well done sir
It took me forever and I still don’t know why the real Tom’s diner is blurred. Can anyone with good knowledge know why? Great video BTW as usual Crash. 🤘
It’s the restaurant from seinfeld
A two-hit wonder that just came to mind: SR-71. Their first hit Right Now was a pop punk song, kinda sounds like a Sum 41 song. I remember it was in pretty much every early 2000s teen movie lol. Then a couple years later they did a nu metal song called Tomorrow when Linkin Park first got big. It's interesting how different the 2 songs are.
I ended up listening to "Tomorrow" after watching Todd In The Shadows' one hit wonderland video on them. Ended up enjoying that song a lot. Guess I have a soft spot for that era of Nu Metal in places. It is weird to me though since there was no real transition between the two sounds.
@@bracket-neutron I think Tomorrow's alright, but I'll admit it sounds so much like LP it hurts lol. And yeah, I grew up in that time so I have a soft spot for nu metal too (and pop punk), even though I realize some of that stuff hasn't aged well... at all haha.
I always consider SR-71 as a three hit wonder given they originally recorded & wrote “1985”, it’s just that version didn’t get released to NA until they had changed a few lyrics & given it to Bowling For Soup. Mitch Allen is even in the music video for BFS’s version! And while BFS’s version has the better tempo, SR’s has the better lyrics, actually focusing on Debbie.
Here's a few more:
Lucious Jackson(minor hit - "Here" from the Clueless Soundtrack, Major Hit-"Naked Eye")
Glass Tiger(Major Hit- Don't Forget Me When I'm Gone(featuring Bryan Adams) minor Hit- "Someday")
Germany love Kim Wild ^^
And she has a own Radio Show in Germany
And a great Song with Nena
I may be treading dangerous territory in this comment section as a dance music fan, but Short Dick Man is a fucking banger.
Also Crash, listen to the SPYRO remix.
I love this video. It really just goes to show you can't measure talent by success. I saw the title of this video and kinda assumed it was just gonna be you trashing a bunch of radio cheese. I was pleasantly surprised lol
Four was my favorite album growing up.
Hey Barenaked Ladies is a fun band, and their concerts are great.
Technically Fuel are a two hit wonder because both Shimmer and Hemorrhage (In My Hands) were highly successful songs. But they also had Bad Day and Falls On Me which were moderately known, and also Won't Back Down, Quarter and Sunburn which were featured in the soundtracks to Daredevil, Need For Speed Underground, NASCAR Thunder and Scream 3. But those two songs still ended up being their most popular.
Hey, just here from your other vid. Love and support ya!
Sending you hugs! Best wishes from another lgbt+ member!
Yeah, I'm from the newest video too. I thought it was just gonna be a cheap attempt at swaying votes by using his reveal but much to my surprise, he handled it with a lot more tact and grace than I thought. And he is right in that video, voting in Biden into office would definitely be an uphill battle. Quite frankly, I don't see it as likely at all. But even if they don't get into power, that doesn't mean the world is in a permanent state of 1984. Don't lose hope just because they lost.
Ok so serious ting big up yuhself! Love this channel, just added SO much music to my Spotify playlist, thank you for the great content!
Crash, you should make this into a series covering the each of the more interesting artists in their own episodes. also one band you may not realize is a two hit wonder (by your rules) is Golden Earring. older I know but Twilight Zone and Radar Love both still hold up very well
Just watched your new video. I appreciate your courage, your conviction and your hope. I'll be voting. (also yes to the Tom's Diner video)
Loved the Curtis Mayfield bit 🙌
He recorded his vocals for his last album basically on his deathbed, completely paralysed, one line at a time as it was all the energy he could muster. BADASS.
That Bloodhound Gang bit 😂😂😂
The 2 hit wonder is something i have never thought about. Great topic.
I love fall at your feet. I discovered it when axis of awesome used it in their 4 chord song
Interesting list, Crash, and a powerful ending with Curtis Mayfield. I'd question putting Crowded House on the list as they've scored more than a few Hot 100 hits but that's certainly not a deal breaker. I've made two mixed tapes of 2-hit wonders and (gulp!) we only shared one artist: KT Tunstall. Using some of my own 'flexibility', I'd suggest the following:
Wayne Fontana & the Mindbenders ("Game of Love" and "Groovy Kind of Love")
Beau Brummels ("Just a Little" & "Laugh Laugh")
The Left Bank ("Walk Away Renee" and "Pretty Ballerina")
The Tremeloes ("Silence is Golden" and "Here Comes My Baby")
The Foundations ("Build Me Up, Buttercup" and "Baby, Now That I Found You")
The Marmalade ("Reflections of My Life" and "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da")
Vanity Fair ("Hitchin' a Ride" and "Early in the Morning")
Delaney Bonnie & Friends ("Never Ending Song of Love" and "Only You Know and I Know")
Cornelius & Sister Rose ("Treat Her Like a Lady" and "Too Late to Turn Back Now")
Looking Glass ("Brandy Your a Fine Girl" and "Jimmy Love Mary Ann")
Stealer's Wheels ("Stuck in the Middle with You" and "Star")
Robert John ("The Lion Sleeps Tonight" and "Sad Eyes")
Ozark Mountain Daredevils ("Jackie Blue" and "If You Want to Get to Heaven")
Golden Earring ("Radar Love" and "Twilight Zone")
Nicolette Larson ("Rhumba Girl" and "Lotta Love")
Andrew Gold ("Lonely Boy" and "Thank You for Being a Friend")
Gloria Gaynor ("Never Can Say Goodbye" and "I Will Survive")
The Knack ("My Sharona" and "Good Girls Don't")
Men Without Hats ("Safety Dance" and "Pop Goes the World")
The Rembrandts ("I'll Be There for You" and "That's Just the Way It Is)
Extreme ("More than Words" and "Hole Hearted")
Marky Mark & the Funky Bunch ("Good Vibrations" and "Wildside")
Honourable mentions could be extended to Manhattan Transfer, Fastball & Spin Doctors.
Thanks again, Crash!
Classics!!!!
Not surprised by your revelation but at the same time, I don't really care. That's your business. I'm just here for the quirky dude and music. I respect you as a person. Nuff said
Please make a video about "Tom's Diner"! :)
25:08 I see your John Popper and raise you a Howard Levy. Levy played harp and keys in the original iteration of the Flecktones and wrote a goddam CONCERTO for Harmonica and Orchestra.
Barenaked Ladies did the soundtrack for a Stratford Festival performance of As You Like It. Yeah, they took Shakespeare's lyrics and set them to folksy indie rock. It's...good. Better than it has any right to be.
To me, BNL are the band that wrote a song about a window cleaner, of all things... and it's one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard.
20:46 Novo Amor's legit one of my favorite artists, but I understand if you don't like that cover. I personally think its ok.
I am EXTREMELY glad you gave Skid Row respect, they absolutely rule with Sebastian Bach. Anyway, here's some two hit wonders:
Ratt - Round And Round, Lay It Down
Great White - Once Bitten Twice Shy, Angel Song
Tesla - Love Song, Signs
Switchfoot - Meant To Live, Dare You To Move
White Lion - When The Children Cry, Wait
Eve 6 - Inside Out, Here's To The Night
Dead Or Alive - You Spin Me Right Round, Brand New Lover
Scorpions - Rock You Like A Hurricane, Wind Of Change
Extreme - More Than Words, Hole Hearted
Audioslave - Be Yourself, Like A Stone
MCR - Helena, Welcome To The Black Parade
what else?