🎵 Candlebox - Far Behind REACTION

[@princeofcats6883]

This song brings back some serious memories. The grunge era of rock-n-roll was short but SUPER sweet...

[@daygofuego]

Fax

[@boogy999]

best era of music in my opinion. short but sweet… perfectly said 😊

[@braidenundercuffler3291]

The song is about Andrew Wood who was the lead singer for mother love bone, the same guy that Alice in chains made “would?” about. He overdosed

[@Gekokujo76]

The lead singer of Candlebox lived in Seattle before Grunge broke and he worked at a store with Susan Silver (manager of Soundgarden, Alice In Chains and other Seattle bands....future wife of Chris Cornell) The store they worked at is where Susan got Chris his first pair of Doc Martens (which became a part of Grunge fashion quickly). That store is also where the lead singer of Candlebox met Andrew Wood. Mr Lovedog by Faster Pussycat is about Andrew too....Outshined by Soundgarden is at least HEAVILY influenced by Wood also.

[@Trendkiller196]

They 1st wrote the song to say Hey Andy, instead of Now Maybe. They changed it last minute

[@vinceruland9236]

I never knew that. Thanks for the info

[@algoner4421]

Never heard them or of the band, but I think I will have to try a few songs. Was their music that good that so many other bands wrote songs about them or was just the kead singer who OD that inspirational or cool of a person? I find back stories very interesting, adds a lot to the song and sound IMO. Thanks for info

[@Trendkiller196]

@@algoner4421 they were pretty much Pearl Jam with a different lead singer. Very influential band and the singer was an incredible, charismatic front man that everyone in the Seattle scene loved. He was Chris Cornell’s roommate. Cornell wrote “Outshined” about him. He said every time he wrote music and went to show it to Andy, that Andy would already have something better. So he felt outshined.

[@wesbaumguardner8829]

The reason this song sounds like grunge is because Candlebox is from Seattle. They were a bit younger than Alice in Chains, Nirvana, Soundgarden, and Pearl Jam, so they came in towards the end of the grunge era, so music magazines and critics have often claimed that Candlebox was just ripping off the grunge sound, which is not the case at all. They were part of that scene and played the same venues as all the aforementioned bands. This song is about Andrew Wood who was the lead singer of the band Mother Love Bone who overdosed and died very young, devastating the entire grunge music scene. Mother Love Bone was a band that basically inspired the entire grunge scene. They had huge potential, but all that came to an end with Andrew's death. Chris Cornell, lead singer of Soundgarden was literally best friends with Andrew Wood and flew in from New York so he could see his friend before the family took him off of life support. Even after his death, Andrew had a great impact on the Seattle music scene. Music is about sharing emotions and experiences and nothing is more emotional than the premature loss of a loved one. This song is just one of many examples of the inspiration that Andrew created.

[@bloodybutunbowed291]

Facts.

[@angiestanford672]

Perfectly said!

[@jeffblevins5899]

I grew up in Seattle during this time - even went to high school with Layne Staley. Candlebox was one of the last bands to capitalize on the "Seattle sound" and yeah, this is totally about Andrew Wood - a Seattle music legend who went far too soon. Man, being there at that time, Under the Rail, Crocodile Cafe, all the venues down in Pioneer Square were blasting the greatest music. Last time I saw Layne alive was at Pioneer Square, it may have been The Music Box, he was fronting for Mad Season, and he did not look good.

[@SheaHarris]

I don't think they were grunge and that's why they were criticized... Being from Seattle but not sounding much like grunge. They were just a hard rock band that happened to be in Seattle IMO. One of my favorite bands. I think their second album bombed and made them be forgotten compared to some of the other early 90s bands. Their first, third, and fourth albums in particular are great. And still putting out music, although Klett the original guitarist has been gone the past couple albums and it doesn't feel the same. Dude wrote some tasty riffs and solos.

[@GrandpaOCE]

the band members off mother love bone formed pearl jam with eddie vedder that is how good mother love bone was as a band

[@nowyourswasmine8889]

One of the most underrated if not THE most underrated and underappreciated bands EVER. Seen these guys in Albany, N.Y. best concert I've ever been...

[@SillyGoose2024]

agreed. I put Big Wreck #1 on that list , but agree CandleBox has a spot on it too

[@dingleberrysnigglefritz]

A radio station was giving away tickets. I saw these guys with The Black Crows at an arena in Green Bay for the cost of free, and they were fantastic.

[@jasonhaynes2952]

They wrote incredibly deep and meaningful music. They had a grunge sound, but also a blues sound to them too. I'd say they were just as talented as Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, and probably more talented than Nirvana. While they're similar, they have their own unique sound that the others missed.

[@p-mac8413]

@@dingleberrysnigglefritz LOL a free Candlebox and Black Crows show? Talk about getting your money's worth. Goddamn I miss the 90s. I'm so old now.

[@lantzkeefer6]

This song always gets to me,the vocal, the soft and heavy guitar, great choice

[@hoopsfreak5]

Same, absolutely love it

[@rontaylor3476]

The song is to a friend who passed away from a heroin overdose.

[@mustdestroyman]

Brad's brother looks like he's feeling this in his soul! ❤

[@brandonthegoat121]

Damn near twins haha

[@redrollins8346]

"Water's Edge" by 7 Mary Three is another great 90s grunge song that really doesn't get enough love.

[@catsaregovernmentspies]

"My My" is a banger by Seven Mary Three

[@peeg100]

Yes “Waters Edge” is awesome, also “Lame” off the same album is great too

[@normcmiller]

That entire album is awesome. So under appreciated

[@SisterOfDeathInAK]

Cumbersome is an absolute banger. Lex would love it.

[@Madman6505]

Love that song!

[@jack-of-all-trades1234]

This band played a huge role in my life. This song came out in 1993. I was 17 years old at the time and this music for me is like a time capsule from the past.

[@EGGTESTTUBE]

Same

[@Lurch685]

I was 7. Grew up on this music loving it without really understanding the message or meaning. As an adult, this hits so differently.

[@tommack9395]

The song "You" is my favorite song by Candlebox, Fact is the entire freshman album is great - not a bad song on it. "Change", Cover Me", "Don't You", "Arrow", etc... "Far Behind" is about Andy Wood, he was lead singer in the bands Malfunkshun and Mother Love Bone - two of the earliest Seattle grunge bands. He was also a friend of Kevin Martin the lead singer of Candlebox. Wood was found in a comatose state by his girlfriend, having overdosed on heroin - he did not survive.

[@SouthTexasRocker1]

Tom is right... Listen to YOU (uncensored version).

[@hoopsfreak5]

Apparently Tom Mack doesn't lie

[@tommack9395]

@@hoopsfreak5 Only to my wife, when I take the last cookie, but is it lying if I just shrug my shoulders and didn't really answer? :)

[@randallflagg3614]

Blossom is wildly underrated.

[@hoopsfreak5]

@@randallflagg3614 100% Truth

[@jasonmetcalf636]

Candlebox was part of the grunge wave coming out of the Seattle area in the early 90's - you guys nailed it. Besides Soundgarden, Nirvana, Alice in Chains and Pearl Jam, Mother Love Bone, Temple of the Dog - check out other regionals like the Screaming Trees, the Posies, Blackhappy with different spins. The Melvins, Tad, Green River, Mudhoney and more kicked it all off. It was a great time to see local raw live music! We were spoiled.

[@nochops1]

Blackhappy...nice, thats digging deep!

[@milesgillespie6665]

Holy cow!! I was just trying to think of that band from Idaho that had horns!!! Thank you for giving the name. Now I won't be walking around, racking my brain, wondering: what was that band's name!? It's frickin' Black Happy!!

[@cpprcrk1833]

Screaming Trees are one of the very best of the whole Grunge movement IMO !

[@randyman1331]

Great choices but I would never put The Melvin's in grunge imo they were their own style kinda like a Primus, Faith No More or Coheed and Cambria.

[@raymo6795]

...I don't think you left any of them out.

[@drogusmaxwell6640]

I always appreciate stand out vocals with impactful lyrics. Candlebox fits that description.

[@ajbailey01]

It's a shame Candlebox didn't get the same Seattle love like AIC, PJ, Soundgarden, screaming trees, etc. This song was written for former mother love bone frontman, Andrew Wood who died of an OD before they hit it big.

[@jhamilton1007]

Oh, i appreciated them just as much as those other Seattle bands. I was also exposed to them when they first came out, because of my uncle, who was a promoter for their record label.

[@raymo6795]

3 great albums.I still listen to them regularly. They were more a hard rock/metal sound than grunge, not quite as stripped down as grunge bands. IMO

[@chapmaned24]

They got my love...my God I played Candlebox over and over again for days and weeks. Got some of my coworkers hooked. Wished they did more.

[@LN-Lifer]

Candlebox was huge here in AR

[@LN-Lifer]

Actually they got the love. They just didn't have the longetivity. That's on them

[@AsphaltAngel]

Great timing with this one. Somehow turned into our song, and today we celebrate 27 years! ❤

[@itstheotherwhitemeat]

its about drug addiction. why would it be "our song".

[@AsphaltAngel]

@@itstheotherwhitemeat because we met when we were using. Now have 26 years clean. It is our reminder.

[@jdawg3629]

@@itstheotherwhitemeat Lyrics are interpreted by a listener in many ways. A relationship can be like a drug. It's not hard to understand

[@itstheotherwhitemeat]

@@jdawg3629 what drug is a relationship like? i understood her explanation but you just went way off the tracks with it. you must be one of those who understands everything.

[@itstheotherwhitemeat]

​@@AsphaltAngel i get what you are saying. its good you are at 26 years. im at 8 myself.

[@cecelia1350]

I laughed so hard when Lex said it sounds like “Eddie Vedder went to jail”

[@mikecreger9702]

The whole cd is great. Every song sounds different and just kills.

[@janboniface4857]

What we call a Desert Island disc, for sure. Every single song a masterpiece.

[@rickytan9123]

A heavy deep song. Very meaningful to whoever needs to hear it

[@HiddenCharmhome]

Exactly

[@giggigidy6998]

Eddie Vedder is considered the last major frontman surviving today from the grunge era...this is a node to how overlooked, unappreciated and disrespected Candlebox was and is today in many ways. Kevin Martin is still with us and remains one of the most talented and creative vocalist of that era. Because of their lightening speed to success and stardom they were perceived to have bypassed their up n comings that other bands had endured at the time. So with this lack of "street cred" many fans at the time claimed Candlebox just rode the coattails of bands like Nirvana, Alice in Chains and Pearl Jam. It's sad because (in my humble opinion at least) Candlebox has given us some of the greatest and most timeless music from the grunge scene...

[@gregizzo4191]

Always loved his voice.

[@abrahamesparza01]

Of the big 4.

[@kellidavis2318]

What is sad is that so many have gone way too soon. Not to take away anything from his voice and their music, just saying. Thank God he is still here.

[@giggigidy6998]

@@kellidavis2318 agreed, so many played their part and deserve all praise for bringing us so much great music in that time. It's incredible to me that so many of their greatest songs, from all these bands stemmed from the loss of Andy Wood...."Would?" Temple of the Dog...I'm telling you "Far Behind" is right up there too. It was amazing then and it freakin rocks now..

[@giggigidy6998]

@@abrahamesparza01 indeed

[@RDreamer]

I saw Candlebox open for Rush when I was a kid, back in the early 90s. They were great!

[@taylor1982100]

The person died and they are reflecting on how they treated the person bad. Also how everyone sat back and watched the person destroy themselves.

[@hmpz36911]

What do you do with people like that? All you really can do is offer support if they choose to get clean. They have to help themselves first. It's sad. I've lost a few friends and relatives this way.

[@marcmarc1967]

Let Darwin take over. No reason to drag yourself down with them.

[@drummerofd.a.3773]

Glad people are still checking out and giving Candlebox love lol..my band shared the stage with them at House of Blues in Myrtle Beach SC in 2019 and they were awesome humans as well as musicians.they weren't too big to hang with us all night backstage and share stories! 🤘

[@sumonjamal1653]

Candlebox were a grunge band from Seattle... this was their debut album in 1993, which sold 4 million copies in the US (4X platinum) which had this as an MTV hit, along w/ the single 'You'... But when Candlebox released their 2nd album 'Lucy' in 1995, they experienced a backlash for allegedly riding on Nirvana & Pearl Jam's successes; the album only went gold (half million copies sold) in the US. The original Candlebox was: Kevin Martin (vocals), Peter Klett (guitar), Bardi Martin (bass) & Scott Mercado (drums) 3rd Candlebox album 'Happy pills' saw ex-Pearl Jam drummer Dave Krusen join, but the record was a commercial failure... the band split up soon after. Candlebox reunited and recorded a new album 'Into the Sun' in 2008, w/ Kevin Martin (vocals), Peter Klett (guitar), Scott Mercado (drums) & new bassist Adam Kury & guitarist Sean Hennesy... Currently, Kevin Martin is the only original member in Candlebox today.

[@chrishubble4611]

I'm so glad you guys did this song.

[@AwkwardTruths]

One of my favorite bands to play on guitar. Seen them in concert countless times. Song is a dichotomy between two people; one overdosed, the other forced to suffer and live with reality that their friend overdosed.

[@jeremiahyoung5229]

The most underrated band of the grunge era.

[@mikefetterman6782]

I saw Candlebox at Woodstock 94 (They were part of the Alternative, grunge sounding wave of 91-94) These guys came on near midnight on Friday night and were flawless.

[@yyyo03]

First! Written for their friend Andrew Wood. A deep and wide rabbit hole appears before you.

[@mylivinghell9595]

their fist album is phenomenal cant go wrong with a first listen with any song on it

[@grantw499]

Man, the album this song is of helped me though the hardest time in my life....I can't explain how much I love this album. Not just this song, but the whole album....probably Rain is my favorite song from the album

[@metalmark1214]

Heard this song many times on the radio, didn't know the band. Thanks chat for bringing this one.

[@TheBlindGuitarSlinger]

It’s about Andy wood. Candlebox is from Seattle.

[@slimi_jimi]

It's the intonation, spot on.

[@bradbeam3767]

This song was pretty popular in the early 90's during the height of grunge and alternative rock. It's also very relatable to anyone who lost a friend or loved-one to drugs or suicide. Great guitar solo btw. Keep rockin' guys....😎✌

[@davids5006]

Yeah they were good in concert with Metallica and suicidal tendencies in 94

[@3DJapan]

I still have this CD that I got for a penny from BMG.

[@kenday5735]

When I hear that guitar solo, I go right to Slash, that's 100% styled after his style.

[@hoopsfreak5]

@@3DJapan Man, BMG and Columbia House were awesome back in the day 🙃

[@sheriluis2597]

I will never hear this song the same. Kid rock grunge style. Omg. Totally

[@mkmstillstackin]

Have always loved this song. Such a very heartfelt tune. Thanks for reacting to this!

[@LydianMaster]

This song hits hard, you guys rock as always 😎🤘

[@calvingreen5202]

This song is about Andy Wood, from Mother Love Bone(later would become Pearl Jam), and his unfortunate death as the band was ascending on the music scene.

[@TheDretch]

Classic. Still listen to this.

[@DizJakeOG]

Love this song

[@dwood21851]

this band is so good. i saw them open for Rush about a month before this song hit MTV. ive never enjoyed a opening band that i never heard before. i bought the CD at the show and still have today.

[@pr073u569]

AFAIK this was about a friend who died from an overdose. Cumbersome by Seven Mary Three is one of my favorite songs ever.

[@christopherglock7239]

Although Lead singer from Orlando Florida. But this was a band that came out of nowhere and took over the radio and blew it up. Florida favorite,

[@tomharper470]

As many ppl mentioned this is about Andrew Wood. Also, Temple of the dog was a tribute band to him, with Chris Cornell and Eddie Vedder (hunger strike), all these Seattle grunge bands knew each other. It was a close community back in the 90's in the Seattle area.

[@mikemikemike6451]

This has been one of my favorite songs for many many years.

[@SillyGoose2024]

when i was a freshman in college many many many many moons ago, this CD was in the cars and dorms of every kid

[@the1andonlyknudsen]

The look on Brads face when Lex says "he spent some time in jail..." 🤣😂🤣 Just like...WTF are you talkin about?!! LOL

[@kennethwilliams5063]

I saw these guys live in 1998. Great show. You guys are right about them not getting the respect they deserve.

[@abrahamesparza01]

Pearl Jam's first drummer Dave Krusen played for Candlebox for awhile

[@chriscollesano8463]

ruffer life 😆 you’re awesome Lex🤣

[@marcmarc1967]

I miss 90's music. I miss the way the snare drum would pop so clear and unprocessed.

[@kevinbarberio5143]

For sure one of the best bands, to come out of the 90's.

[@midnightblue6668]

This is one of those songs that takes me right back to my college dorm. Always amazing how a song can transport you back in time to when you first heard it.

[@concernedcitizen-1958]

Great choice, great band, many great songs: "You", "Rain", "Lucy", "Change", "Bitches Brewin'", "No Sense"...speaking of great: Great White "Rock Me", thanks for all the great reactions!! Peace ✌️ 🎶🎸🎵🎸🎶🎼

[@Damiana_Dimock]

Lex had my jaw on the floor and my mouth agape with this one. At first I was like, “please don’t ruin Candlebox for me with this Kid Rock comparison.” Candlebox was firmly placed in the ‘90s’ rock-radio version of the grunge genre, neighboring bands like Collective Soul, Better Than Ezra, Fuel, Tonic, Stone Temple Pilots, etc.-Grunge Lite. The abrasive quality is stripped away and they can play easily on the radio or MTV AND VH1, (which Candlebox’s “Far Behind” did. I remember the music video had a girl sitting on the edge of an empty swimming pool. Good imagery-No wonder so many directors got their start in music videos, see David Fincher.) I have to suggest checking out Collective Soul, I think they are one of the closest bands to Candlebox while also diverging from that sound. Checkout, “The World I Know” & “December.”

[@indianboy72]

I saw them as an opener for living color in 1994. At Venus demilo In Boston. Great.

[@jeffreyaverett1800]

Grunge singers were famous for using that forward nasality (country sound) in their singing, mostly brought on by their more closed than open mouth. Nice catch Lex & Bert. Cover Me, You, Simple Lessons and He Calls Home are just a few you should check out from this band. ✌️

[@karendavis2668]

I love the worlds you create as you try to make sense of a song. So much fun!

[@infernalmachine8417]

One of my all time favorites.

[@scottmatzeder9162]

Another Seattle area phenom! Love Candlebox!

[@jessicacooper5622]

Candlebox is a great overlooked band from the grunge era. I was 16 when this came out and saw them at a free concert in Tampa. You should check out Change and You.

[@lisaprince6996]

I’ve always liked this song! Thank you for the reaction!

[@adamharper9672]

Was lucky enough to be in Seattle at tech conference and happened to hear that Candlebox was having a concert. Turned out it was the first club that they performed in and it was the last stop on their farewell tour. They sound exactly the same as they do on the album. It was amazing.

[@JeromeProductions]

Songs like this reach ya soul

[@juicesghost8501]

best "Music to fingerbang" Album of the 90s. This song was track 4. Back in our day, songs were numbered on your CD player! By track 4 you should have totally got some under the shirt boob action. By the time you got to "Cover me", which was song 10, if you weren't in some hard core heavy petting, then it wasn't going to happen, Jack. Thanks for the memories, candlebox...

[@tanisraistlin4934]

They still rock today. They still sound great.

[@villaincorp7728]

Candlebox is my 2nd Fave band of all time! TY for reacting to them! The lead singer grew up in Detroit for the first part of his life before moving to Washington State. his name is Kevin Jasper Martin. He actually sent me a message on Facebook after I met his nephew in downtown Olympia at a small band show in a bar called The Vouyer. Was awesome to get a message from the lead singer! He also blends Blues, Mo-Town (which he grew up on) with rock and roll. Such an awesome sound. And his voice is on a whole nudda level as well!!! Candlebox STILL tours and I hope to catch them next time they are here in Washington State. Might not be for a while since they just played here in December, I think it was. Also, Gotta repeat myself again.. I AM SO IMPRESSED by how insightful and on point Lex almost always is. It is obvious she goes into these with an open heart and an open mind. Please react to "Sometimes" by Candlebox and the song that helped me through the death of my significant other: "It's Alright" - Candlebox ... and the Song "Spotlights" is a nod to his growing up in Detroit and the lives of the youth there.

[@bscott5965]

I've seen Candlebox since they first came out, 5 times. First was before they really hit it big. Saw them in a strip club on the south side of Des Moines when this album came out. Last was 2 years ago, Harrah's Casino in Council Bluffs Iowa. Opened for Tesla. They are an amazing live band!

[@jamesfetcho6315]

I remember playing in a band back in the day and We use 2 cover this. Now I really never pay attention 2 the lyrics much ....just how they fit in the whole, and I remember thinking Wow....that's what they are saying the 1st time our singer was singing it. LoL

[@joeblow2667]

Finally ,,, lol,, been waiting for a reaction to this song , and candlebox is from Seattle that's why they sound the way they do ,, what lex, said sounding like pearl jam , and this is written for the lead singer of mother love bone lead singer overdosing, one of my favorite songs of all time, in fact the whole album Is good ,

[@ammortal]

Candlebox is grunge's entry in the Blue-Eyed Soul category.

[@IrishPizzaMan]

Love this band! Saw them in PA at the Sellersville theater great show!!

[@gleneckert1]

My man on the right was caught up in the jam, That base and solo had him bobbin’🤘😁👍

[@scottflores4482]

Videos are everything I miss my MTV❤

[@JD-mq1cx]

I believe this song is about the death of a friend named Andy. The song was changed to be more commercial and they replaced Andy with "maybe". Thats the shortest explanation I can give you

[@xanajak]

Pardon my language but this is such a great fucking song. Madonna signed these guys to her Maverick label but they never really materialized beyond this song or album. But god, what a fucking great song.

[@IAmGRX]

This song is about Andrew Wood from the band Mother Love Bone. He died from a drug overdose and tried to keep his addiction secret. He was not proud of being addicted. And when his band was doing great he had all these people hanging around but no one noticed and no one helped him. Which is why Kevin Martin says he didn't mean to treat him badly, but he had no idea so he did it anyway. After Andy died two people from his band went on and formed Pearl jam. That was Jeff Ament and Stone Gossard and Stone was the main song writer for Mother Love Bone and Pearl Jam both. Which is cool how you picked up on that. Nice work!

[@bevil4aday]

No Sense Rain Cover Me He Calls Home You Arrow This album is loaded with jams. This album also helped me out a lot in my late 20's when I was struggling with life. I would throw this in the player and jam out in my own little world and life wouldn't seem so bad anymore.

[@PhantomOfTheMall]

I absolutely LOVE “Cover Me” & “He Calls Home”!!! I feel like “He Calls Home” is a “hidden gem” of sorts, it didn’t get the attention like the other songs did.

[@richardtaylor8595]

I love this band. I cannot believe they did not become huge. They are fantastic. The way I see this song is the love of my life for 8 years. I did not realize what I had until it was too late. This lady loved me, and I was to stoned and stupid. When I realized what I had it was too late. 20 Years later we tried again, and we were so different it did not work, but I still hate myself for losing the best thing I ever had. Still love you Tina.

[@cap873]

One of the best albums of the 90s!

[@christopherglock7239]

Couple of big hits even played with Santana a Latin swing hit

[@Plan9-3127]

Lots of memories from senior year of high school... Candlebox is a very good band that never got a fair shake... There's not one bad song on their debut album..

[@slimsantilli4476]

I saw Candlebox open for Aerosmith on new years eve 1998 in Boston. Amazing show

[@gregheath8106]

I got through some tough times in the mid 90's with this song.

[@Jjoker74]

Candlebox is completely underrated! That first album is incredible, full of amazing songs. Definitely check out You, Cover Me, and Blossom. Blossom is that one track people don't talk about but its so damn good you wonder why nobody talks about it!

[@sz9855]

His vocals to this day are some of the best live I’ve ever heard. I recommend to check out more from this album and see them live. Most underrated band and vocalist.

[@michaeldinsen7641]

Fantastic band. Incredible live performances

[@cwillece3128]

This band is officially labelled as Contemporary. Their first album, of which this song is a part of, did very well on it's release with several hits. It would have done even better if the bands' label at the time actually did their job of promoting it. I think they could have actually seen a Grammy for this effort as well...shame

[@selfarmy3361]

Candlebox was in a league of their own. Singer displays genuine power in his vocals.

[@timbeaudoin7843]

Its about suicide. This is a hard one for me. My aunt died by killing herself and i listened to this a lot. Now my baby sister 26 killed herself not long ago. Thanks for doing this. Love y'all

[@CreepyNeighbor666]

Came out in the Grunge years so it makes sense that it sounds grundge but it's more bluesy.

[@Bekka_Noyb]

Classic grunge rock! ♥

[@paulknabe5268]

This is one of my favorite songs ever. Great band!!! It’s about Andrew Wood who was the singer for Mother Lovebone. He died of an overdose.

[@litawells4264]

Some other great songs from this band are, YOU,(lyric video is a must for this one others are cut and the message gets lost) Change, Cover Me, and He calls home. This is just another great Seattle band.

[@tyrannicaltypomichaeltester]

This was a must 90's

[@scottflores4482]

I actually had over three hundred videos saved and I actually play videos through my Bose surround sound and enjoy my MTV live performances

[@scottflores4482]

Not had have sorry peace love and to you and yours❤

[@NorthWoodsWes]

Yay! Another one of my requests! You guys rock!

[@Sultan18951948]

Been requesting that whole album on your streams for awhile. Great to see it!

[@matthewplowden8610]

Damn this brings back memories.

[@da_blade5040]

Great Tune with a Great Vibe! Just Close your Eyes and let it Carry You Away!! ❤️Candlebox!! 🎸🤘💯👍❤️😁

[@voidwraithprime8521]

Candlebox was on track to be one of the 90s greats. Their first album was just as good as anything else out there (it's really an amazing album), but man o' man did their second album suck. I did like their 3rd album, but it only had 2 singles and neither were as good as anything from their debut album, and just like that, no one cared about them anymore. Having said that, they've continued to put out albums, some of which have been VERY good. It's just crazy looking back at this band, which was HUGE when they hit the scene, and they've basically been forgotten.