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Are you living in a Gangsta's paradise, maybe in California, or maybe you're from the intergalactic? If everything smells like teen spirit, or you're simply at the cross roads, then maybe you belong here. Post your favorite tunes from the 90's here.
The Toadies Rubberneck was the first time I was undeniably aware that a songwriter was working through his trauma through song. Mister Love, Backslider, Quitter, and I Come From the Water hit hard as I was leaving an oppressive Southern Baptist Church. I wasn't abused the way Todd was but I saw it happen to friends.
1. Mai 2024 · Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Best of Toadies: Live from Paradise by Toadies (CD, Nov-2002, Orpheus Records) at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!
8. Mai 2024 · August 23, 1994. Rock, Grunge, Hard Rock, Alternative Rock. Tom Rothrock & Rob Schnapf. According to Wiki and Lewis, the lead vocalist of Toadies, the song draws inspiration from folklore in their native state of Texas. “Possum Kingdom” refers to an actual lake in North Texas near Fort Worth.
- Helen Montgomery
7. Mai 2024 · The first interpretation of the song is that it talks about addiction. The song explains the struggle of wanting to be close to something or someone that is not good for you and how it can be hard to walk away from that. The second interpretation of the song is related to relationships. It can represent a toxic relationship that an ...
2. Mai 2024 · What does the song mean? The meaning of the song has been interpreted in different ways, but it mainly deals with the intense and dangerous emotions that come with toxic relationships.
Vor einem Tag · Why else would they be denied their rightful place at the top of Scottish Football.If they were to be constantly presented with facts that negated their world view. Had it drummed into them why they were perpetual losers and where the blame really lay they would have the mother of all breakdowns, individually and collectively and they would turn. They would turn on the’Big Hoose’ big style ...
