SO FUN!| FIRST TIME HEARING Spin Doctors - Little Miss Can't be Wrong REACTION

[@Dragonsinger71]

This tune and "Two Princes" were in very heavy rotation on MTV back in the day when they were actually a music channel, and I agree. They were part of the artists that kept rock alive going into that period.

[@shirleyjones9460]

I was addicted to MTV and VH1! Loved the Spin Doctors ❤

[@John-tn7nm]

Little Miss can't be wrong is what we now call a "Karen"

[@Bobby4USN]

I always liked “Jimmy Olsen Blues” but then I liked the Lois & Clark show

[@recoil53]

And a nice change from the mumblecore that was becoming popular, like Nirvana.

[@ZerepG_63a]

Yes, Two Princes 🥰

[@alhollywood6486]

I saw them in my college bar with about 50 people back in 1990, I think 😂😂😂. Still listen to that album all the time. Jimmy Olsen's Blues is my favorite!

[@tomlewis9207]

Jimmy Olsen Blues was my favorite as well. they had consistently witty lyrics.

[@jtudor4524]

Spin Doctors just performed two weeks ago at Christ The King Oktoberfest in Lexington, KY...they still sound great!

[@Chris-yi3mo]

Go Kentucky!!!!! Love my state.

[@GrumpyOldGuyPlaysGames]

Chris Barron, the lead singer, had this to say about what this song was actually about: "That song is actually about my stepmom, my dad’s ex-wife. People always think it’s about an ex of mine but it’s actually about my dad’s ex, who I grew up with. She was actually a malignant narcissist, if that rings a bell. She was a really rough person to grow up with and she said I was going to be a guitar-playing janitor." "There is actually a tweet about this that blew up a little while ago. I was looking through Twitter and someone said something like, “My English teacher said I’d never be a writer and now I have a book in the New York Times.” And I was like, “My stepmom said I was going to be a guitar-playing janitor - nothing wrong with that - and live in the basement of my high school and play guitar for the rats and I wrote a song about her and it’s called ‘Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong’ and it’s been played on the radio three-billion times!”

[@thomashorton5715]

You have to do the Spin Doctors Jimmy Olsen’s Blues, Pocket Full of Kryptonite

[@robertcherman]

Yeah, Jimmy Olson's Blues is probably my favorite by them.

[@skerr808]

I LOVE the intro to Jimmy Olsen's Blues! That's a great one!

[@DrChili44]

The entire album is FANTASTIC....Refrigerator Car, 2 Princes, Shinbone Alley, the lyrics on What Time Is It?....so much fun. And not to mention the EXQUISITE How Could You Want Him (When You Know You Could Have Me)?

[@bjdefilippo447]

I'd like to add Refrigerator Car to that list. Great combo of heartache, snark, and unusual lyricism.

[@robertcherman]

@@DrChili44 I love the whole album.

[@db-gb5xi]

You have to check out their song Jimmy Olsen's Blue and even Cleopatra's Cat. A few more 90s acts to check out, Beck - loser, where it’s at, devil’s haircut, new pollution, lost cause, think I’m in love, saw lightning; Everclear - wonderful, I will buy you a new life, am radio, father of mine; Cake - the distance, never there, I will survive, love you madly, short skirt/long jacket; Dandy warhols - bohemian like you, we used to be friends; Modest mouse - float on

[@RobertoSantana61]

I lost count of how many times I've suggested Everclear, CAKE and Beck. Your 90's music journey isn't complete without those 3 artists.

[@bjdefilippo447]

Cake has a much deeper catalog than most give them credit for. Love their stuff!

[@RobertoSantana61]

@@bjdefilippo447 - After all, who doesn't love cake?

[@btgiv6009]

They would absolutely love the Gin Blossoms. Their debut album was one of the best of the decade.

[@blade3184]

This song is actually about lead singer Chris Barron's stepmother. He couldn't stand her and he was told by her he wouldn't amount to anything in life. Meanwhile this song has been played on the radio more than 3 million times. Best lyric in the song, "I hope you hear this song and it pissed you off." Unfortunately you guys talked over the line lol.

[@aliselynch]

Matchbox 20 you will never go wrong. Counting Crows. Del Amitri, driving with the brakes on. Third Eye Blind!!! You def gotta do a bunch of theirs. Youll love them.

[@jackdoud]

Pocket Full of Kryptonite was another of their hits

[@BillKrayer12thMan]

That was the title of the album.I think you're referring to "Jimmy Olsen's Blues". But as Dennis Miller said,"Hey: that's just my opinion, I could be wrong."

[@RetiredAF2021]

Jimmy Olsen blues is their best song in my opinion, followed by Two Princes.

[@daleperkins4901]

Fun fact, the singer wrote this about his STEPMOTHER!

[@wiltchamberlainisthegoat13]

They missed the line, “I hope you heard this song, and it pissed you off”. I love that line. I don’t think they heard it because they were talking just as he sang it. Not mad….just wish they had heard it. 😂

[@Guildofarcanelore]

That was my favourite line too!

[@sanzoftatooine]

Best line

[@msg1711]

They missed it because they were too busy talking over the music.

[@scottzappa9314]

Yeah I noticed that too.

[@NoName-fx9zi]

It would've pissed 'em off.

[@MRoyClark]

They were sold as Alternative, but they were really just a good-time bar band. After Nirvana shook up the music industry in late 1991, almost every new act (and a few old ones) were suddenly marketed as "Alternative Rock", from the Heavy Metal of Green Jelly and Alice in Chains to the mainstream, middle-of-the-road Pop/Rock of Sheryl Crow, Hootie & The Blowfish, and Counting Crows. Spin Doctors were marketed as Alternative Rock, but they were really closer to Heartland Rock (Tom Petty, John Mellencamp, etc.) and Hippie Music, like The Grateful Dead and Leftover Salmon. By the middle of the 1990s, more hippie-fied Classic Rock, Roots-Rock, and Heartland Rock-influenced acts (Widespread Panic, Dave Matthews Band, Phish, Big Head Todd & The Monster, Blind Melon) helped build up a subculture outside of the more artsy, image-oriented, and independent "Alternative Nation". Spin Doctors belonged more to this Hippie-wave, whose music was almost entirely influenced by Pre-Punk, longhaired, denim-clad Rock. Meanwhile, *actual* Alternative Rock, Indie Music, Goth, Synthpop, Industrial, Grunge, and New Wave Music all had connections to Indie (The Smiths, R.E.M., Depeche Mode, Pixies), Punk (The Clash, Buzzcocks, Ramones), Postpunk (Talking Heads, the B-52's, Joy Division), and/or Art Rock (David Bowie, Roxy Music, Kate Bush).

[@scottmacdonald1826]

Good analysis. I just use the term "alternative adjacent".

[@scottzappa9314]

My word, I had no idea there were so many sub-categories here. Mostly I had not heard of "Heartland Rock." Maybe Industrial either. How about Acid Rock? LOL My personal fav. is Prog. Rock.

[@jeffreekoch9298]

Good post!

[@spider388]

Spin Doctors, Gin Blossoms, Goo Goo Dolls, etc were alterna-pop.

[@karicastanza5216]

​@@scottzappa9314 My exact thought! I love so many different genres that I find it amazing how they all find each other and mesh together.

[@lharrill7229]

Counting Crows. I know you've done at least one of theirs but there is so much more. Pretty much any song from August and Everything After.

[@RobertoSantana61]

"Round Here" is a beautiful song by them.

[@RasorZedge]

"Hope you heard this song and it pissed ya off" Greatest lyric ever. He actually wrote this song about his mother-in-law. I love this band. Too bad they never caught on.

[@EightPieceBox]

Two Princes got overplayed and none of their stuff got airplay after that. They headlined the Horde tour with Blues Traveler in the beginning.

[@chris.browning8796]

"What you gonna do to get into another one of these here rock n roll songs" in my favorite line.

[@car_tag]

I thought it was about his step-mother

[@you2449]

IKR -- but I think A & J missed that great line - - they just happened to talking as he said it. (Also, yeah, I'm pretty sure he said it was about his Step-Mother )

[@chris.browning8796]

@you2449 well hell. I've been wrong before. Lol

[@BuddyBoy68]

Hi, you two! It's Andrew Erroch fae Paisley in Scotland here. I absolutely loved the Spin Doctors, and their Pocket Full of Kryptonite album is one of my all time favourites. I even have Two Princes as one of my favourite karaoke songs. All of the tracks are great, but I think you will really like Jimmy Olsen's Blues, which mentions the album title with a Superman theme. Æx 🙏

[@bybikenw7928]

Another quirky band from the same era was The Presidents Of The United States Of America. "Lump" and "Peaches" were their big hits. They also did a cover of "Video killed the radio star" by the Buggles.

[@gabrielmcdonnell8699]

Have them on a 90s playlist 👌🏾

[@skerr808]

You know what would really be entertaining? There was a grunge song back in the 90s called "Three Little Pigs" and I believe it was by a band called Green Jelly. OMG, if they reacted to that song....lol.

[@RobertoSantana61]

Hey Rob Squad, Congrats on your first 1 Million Views Video (Moody Blues - Nights In White Satin) !!! To commemorate the milestone, how about doing "If I Had A Million Dollars" by Barenaked Ladies.

[@bjdefilippo447]

Excellent choice! Haven't you always wanted a monkey?

[@darryllcagle9090]

I still eat Kraft Dinner.

[@Jynirac]

But not a real fur coat.

[@kennethgrainger1112]

My daughter was 3 when Pocket Full Of Kryptonite came out. She really liked "What Time Is It", just she called it "What Time It Is". Learned something new today. John Popper (Blues Traveler) was in Spin Doctors. If you haven't done any of that, Four is a great album.

[@tejoe13]

Before either Spin Doctors or Blues Traveler got formed, the guys from both ands hung out and jammed together. Several people could have been in the other band but the lineups were set once they had record contracts.

[@megnotmegan1966]

My son was about that age, and always wanted to hear the Superman song….lol

[@vicprovost2561]

After the Grunge bands died out in the 90s, it was bands like the Spin Doctors who helped keep rock afloat in a decade where music started going awry for me. Someone else who produced some good music in those days was Cheryl Crow, try her tune My Favorite Mistake, A great song! She was really good live as well. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶

[@jamessugg7061]

Try The Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies!!!

[@skerr808]

Or maybe the Screaming Trees!@@jamessugg7061

[@jco207]

Spin Doctors were popular before grunge though.

[@sean3038]

​@@jamessugg7061Sweet Magnolia

[@dawest767]

Nah, no one cared about the Spin Doctors by '93. Grunge lasted until at least '96.

[@okielady73]

This was my jam in the summer of '93. Great selection! Amber, I remember my niece watching Gullah Gullah Island. It was a Nickelodeon show. We've been a big Nickelodeon family since my own childhood with You Can't Do That On Television (which featured Alanis Morrisette when she was about 12 or 13) Mr. Wizard's World (Mr. Wizard did science experiments with kids) and Nick Rocks, which was a music video show. You Can't Do That... is where the Nickelodeon green slime originated. I'm so old I was there for the beginning of the slime craze. 🤣

[@mrr2496]

I'm with you on the You Can't Do That on Television, we definitely watched it when I was younger too. (Here in Australia)

[@joannelong8056]

I remember Gullah Gullah Island too, Amber. Binya binya's voice was distinctive and memorable!!

[@tiacalhoun3841]

Binyah Binyah Poliwog!!!!!!!!!!! Love Gullah Gullah Island, my daughter watched it!!!!!!

[@jayhimlie5823]

I'm almost 70 and mostly a 70's classic rock fan, but this band and a couple others that my kids listened to in the 90's are on my playlist. Good music is good music!

[@leonardpoindexter5289]

Saw them at the Zoo Amphitheater in summer of 93. Great live concert. Thanks for the memories memories.

[@kathyperantie5160]

Came here to say the same thing! That was a fun show.

[@brucedillinger9448]

Fun song! Time for some Blues Travelers or Toad the Wet Sprocket if you haven't done yet.

[@RobertoSantana61]

They've done Blues Traveler, but not Toad the Wet Sprocket. "Walk On The Ocean" would be a great introduction to Toad the Wet Sprocket. They've barely scratched the surface on 90's music.

[@brucedillinger9448]

@@RobertoSantana61 agree!

[@jdw5678]

A fun song! Thanks for reacting -- I remember it well. Another great late '80s/early '90s rocker is "A Girl Like You" by the Smithereens. They have several excellent tunes.

[@kbusby4824]

Yes, they do.

[@razor6552]

Behind a Wall of Sleep was my favorite

[@paul.kristoff]

As a kid growing up in the 90s, my first memory of this song is when the Spin Doctors did a guest appearance on Sesame Street and did this song with some of the muppets on the show, with modified lyrics. Classic, and someone has uploaded it to KZbin. I just watched it now.

[@se7inhand]

I read in in a guitar magazine one time that the guys in the band called the lead singer "Gumby Jesus".

[@rrailguitar2211]

I'm a 60s guy but I loved, loved loved this song. Eric Schenkman is such a badass on guitar and my favorite part is in the instrumental break where the band breaks into triplets and just pounds that sucker down. Chris Barron's vocals are neat too with that New Yawk accent! Everybody's probably touting "Jimmy Olsen's Blues" which is hilarious but that second album had some gems too, especially "You Let Your Heart Go Too Fast."

[@mickswinarski1835]

My kids were born in the 90s so of course I remember Gullah Gullah Island. I’m pretty sure they filmed on the islands just off South Carolina. Pocket full of Kryptonite is another good Spin Doctor song. And I have a way request from the 70s; the Michael Stanley Band with He can’t love you like I do. Big brass, Miami Vice inspired clothes, extremely early video production, it’s such a fun song I think you’d like.

[@crystalroby4416]

Amber, I watched "Gullah, Gullah Island " with my daughter , Laura, who was born in 1994. For her 2nd birthday, I gave her a stuffed Binya Binya Pollywog! The Spin Doctors were in heavy rotation at the radio station I worked at in '93.

[@joiedevivre2005]

I watched "Gullah Gullah Island" - in was filmed in my home state of South Carolina. I was already an adult & worked for an ad agency. I started watching it after interviewing Natalie & Ron for an article for the SC Travel Guide. They were super nice folks. And the music from the 90's was incredible!

[@jaymowil]

We saw this band at an amusement park back in the nineties, and the lead singer cut the line in front of us for one of the roller coaster, like he’s something special.😆

[@PastorOfMuppets74]

This band was BIG with only two hits. Right when I was out of HS this type of music bridged the late 80s n early 90s. Most experimental since the 60s

[@wullie3xv923]

I'm late to this game, but, as others have said, "Pocket Full Of Kryptonite" is a fantastic album. Bought it on the strength of "Two Prince's" & fell in love with the whole album instantly. My favourite track is "How could you want him (when know you could have me)", it's brilliant.

[@dancarter482]

You missed a whole line by yapping over it - WOW! _Pocket Full of Kryptonite_ is a FABULOUS album with just one duff track. Great musicians!

[@richardkint6531]

Great reaction guys. Spin Doctors were pretty cool. Hearing that song reminded me of another song around the same time "Counting Blue Cars" By Dishwalla. 😎

[@orcoastgal]

Yessss please for Dishwalla! Also Dishwalla "Pretty Babies!"

[@connieb4372]

Loved Counting Blue Cars!

[@thomashorton5715]

You guys should do Salt-N-Pepa for female Friday

[@RobertoSantana61]

Yes, I've seen dozens of comments suggesting "Whatta Man" by Salt-N-Pepa and En Vogue

[@davidhuggan6315]

Agreed. They should do "Let's Talk About Sex" and "Push It"

[@THEFrankieFlo_]

Another great 90s Alternative Rock group is Toad The Wet Sprocket. Formed in the 80s, but their biggest hits were from the 90s: "All I Want" "Good Intentions" and "Walk On The Ocean". You also must listen to Blur ("Song 2", "Coffee & TV", and "Parklife". AND Incubus (""Drive", "Pardon Me" "Wish You Were Here", "Megalomaniac".

[@bowhuntr6825]

Ohhh the 90s, great memories and greater music.Spin Doctors, Collective Souls, The Tea Party, Grunge in general. A decade to either be eclectic with music or bare minimum a genre for everyone or anyone.

[@darryllcagle9090]

""Come and let's play together In the bright sunny weather! Let's all go to...." Yeah, I watched it. Because the kids watched it, and there was no escaping it. Glad to hear it's a good memory for you, Amber. It is for me, too. Simpler times, ya know? And yeah, Pocketful of Kryptonite is a fantastic album, and you should listen to more of it.

[@cindysimpson1046]

Takes me back to when my oldest daughter was in high school! Loved listening to this with her and her friends.

[@connieb4372]

Another fun band that you guys might like from that era is Cake.. they had some great tunes as well.. a couple of songs that I like are The Distance and Short Skirt/Long Jacket (the video for this is pretty cool). Another one of my faves is the song Flagpole Sitta by Harvey Danger. Keep up the great reactions guys... you ROCK!!

[@allenlocke1935]

Ah, The summer of '93! I remember they were rocking' this band in the clubs down at Daytona Beach FL that year. I can't not hear this band and think of that time:)

[@brianm523]

Thanks for listening to this song! It brings back memories of my late father who enjoyed this group so much. He would laugh out loud when the singer says something like, “I hope that cigarette is gonna make you cough, I hope you hear this song, and it pisses you off.” Lol great memories with Dad, so thank you for bringing it back.

[@SharonC225]

You guys should react to Here's Where the Story Ends and Summertime by The Sundays. They're both 90's songs. I think you'll love them! ❤

[@gabrielmcdonnell8699]

Harriet ❤️

[@MRoyClark]

I agree. They loved The Cranberries and Sixpence None the Richer, and The Sundays arrived at that same sound years earlier. They would be a great group to drop into for Female Fridays.

[@davidhuggan6315]

Good idea, and also Good Enough by Dodgy - classic 90s beach pop-rock

[@BoondockSaintts_007]

This really does take me back to the summer of the 90s out at the pool. They definitely had some fun songs. I highly recommend adding alter bridge to your musical journey. They've got some really good songs and Myles Kennedy has a great voice. Metalingus - one of their more fast pace heavier songs, Blackbird - an all time classic. It was written for a friend of Myles Kennedy that passed. Words Darker Than Their Wings (Live At The Royal Albert Hall (OFFICIAL VIDEO)- kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIXZe2SKjrSFgMk - with a live orchestra

[@trottheblackdog]

This had a great mix of hippie dude vibe and funky guitar and bass over a tight drum groove!

[@brheinfeldt]

I saw 'em years ago at a festival in downtown Dallas. Some tall guy bullied his way to the front of the stage with his girlfriend sitting on his shoulders. The singer extended a hand and she grabbed it and got on stage, and was quickly escorted backstage! The band finished the song, then left. Tall guy walked around waiting for his girlfriend. I told him she wasn't coming back, and he said she's just getting autographs, she be back in a few minutes. I laughed... yeah, autographs and DNA samples! 🙃

[@rwschumm]

Screamin' Guitar and Fun Hit! Great Reaction, You Guys! :)

[@tylerhackner9731]

Love this 90s jam

[@jessejamessimons483]

Alright by babies..... This song and band got some really good radio playback, back in the day 😁👍🏼

[@razor6552]

The nineties were a great time for music. I went to more concerts, listened to a lot of music in the car with friends, and went to a lot of clubs that played good music.

[@wesleyworley8982]

These guys were just obviously having a good time playing together.

[@raserx63]

There was a great album in the 90’s called “Stone Free-A tribute to Jimi Hendrix.” Various artists from The Cure to Clapton played Hendrix songs. Well to my surprise , Spin Doctors stole the show with their version of “Spanish Castle Magic”. Guitarist Eric Schenkman absolutely kills it. These guys can play.

[@73cgreene]

the final track on this album, "Shinbone Alley / Hard to Exist" is amazing, especially from a drumming perspective. Aaron Comess was an absolute rhythm legend!

[@lindseyholl8821]

My dad was a huge fan of this band, took me to see them twice in like 93 and 94. I was like 12 and my dad was cool af

[@gimmethunder]

I'm pretty sure this song also holds the world record for the most '90s looking music video.

[@deanbrunner261]

I was born in the 50s so I got to live thru the whole evolution of the rock music scene. My folks were big into county so we had to rebel like all kids do. thanks for the memory

[@hamfox9714]

Saw their lead with the blues travelers last December in a little border town in tenn. All of them are still unbelievable.

[@LDC4th]

I recall Gullah Gullah Island as a live action show with a Jim Henson style oversized yellow frog. And singing, lots of singing. Loved it!

[@jackkelly2620]

Another great song from this Era is the Dave Matthew's Band: WHAT WOULD YOU SAY.

[@connieb4372]

and Ants Marching

[@TheAngryPacifist05]

Saw them in concert a few months ago. They told the story of this song. It isn't about a girlfriend or anything like that. It is about his Step Mom when he was a younger kid. That changes the song quite a bit.

[@mkmstillstackin]

Aaah the memories!. The whole pocket full of kryptonite album by them is dope! By the way, although the 90's had really good alternative, it was the 80's, in fact, my friends, that started it all!!

[@yamsyamsrevolution4503]

I just saw this group a couple of weeks ago. They put on a great show, in a random church parking lot, for free.

[@joshledford8921]

Yall got me on one heck of a rabbit hole listening to all your videos. LOVE IT!

[@jesrush]

That was my daughter’s favorite show!! Gullah Gullah and the sweet family and the giant frog!!✌️😊

[@roxannefebuary6823]

Wish we could go back to the 90s. Last decade of the best music ever.

[@OverworkedITGuy]

Man I haven't listened to this track in YEARS!!!!! I used to love the Spin Doctors.

[@danhunt1830]

I loved this when it first came out!

[@misterdoe]

My grandfather *lived* Gullah Gullah Island -- he was born in Gullah country and lived there until his family left for NY when he was 12.

[@williamthompson-xm3dy]

Jimmy Vaughn great guitarist in his own right deserves a listen.

[@user-tx5qt2jz6u]

“Gives you hell” is another great 90s song with a similar theme

[@seanmurphy4077]

Saw them live in 1993 when they toured with Screaming Trees and Soul Asylum. They put on one heck of a show!

[@the_bottle_imp]

"I hope them cigarettes are gonna make you cough; I hope you hear this song and it pissed you off"

[@orcoastgal]

You need to do more Hootie and the Blowfish, same era! "Only Wanna Be With You" or "Hold My Hand"!

[@cv7908]

So this was written about the main guy's stepmother, who always told him his band wouldn't make it. It was a huge hit. I guess he showed her 😂

[@BoyNamedSue4]

These guys were the definition of one album wonders but man what an album it was.

[@user-pb7uq7ng7w]

Ok you have to hear the Spin Doctor’s. “Jimmy Olsen’s Blues.” Another excellent tune.

[@CCDzine]

Written about Chris' stepmother.

[@richieherlinger4545]

The 90s were the greatest generation of music. I could talk about 90s music and artists all night long lol. Another great track from the Spin Doctors is Jimmy Olsen's Blues. That whole album, Pocket Full of Kryptonite was a great album.

[@bryancarlton4747]

The 90’s were the best era to grow up in..born in ‘87 myself, I grew up listening to plenty of 60’s,70’s,80’s in my life due to my Mom & Dad divorcing, Mom getting custody in ‘90..she listened to a lot of 80’s love songs, until she and my step dad married when I was 7.. Long story short, nothing, and I mean NOTHING, will top the amalgamation of pop, metal, rock, jazz, blues, classical, folk as it did in my time..as well as being a Nickelodeon kid w/ good kid game shows, and cartoons on Nick (REN & Stimpy, Rockos Modern Life, Beavis n Butthead after Viacom merger)..as well as Clarissa Explains It All, All That, Hey Dude..etc..the 90’s growing up was a gem..music, pop culture wise, nick generation wise..enjoy the childhood!!

[@shapeach]

Wow the memories!!❤ love the Spin Doctors!! However when Amber said Gullah Gullah Island! I just died! I was a brand-new mom in 1995 and everyday, I would dance with my newborn girl singing let's all go to Gullah Gullah Island❤ thanks for this, love y'all!! 🥰

[@katecravens]

Whenever I hear The Spin Doctors I think of our exchange student Helle from Denmark who played her CD constantly ❤ good memories

[@dawnpatrol700]

The cousin of " he's mistra know it all" from Stevie Wonder

[@charleneortiz2245]

I actually have their autograph in my JHS senior autograph book (when those were a thing). They were just chilling outside on a break from doing a music video. This was in Brooklyn, NY, 1996.

[@MidwestFarmToys]

Oh man y'all do not want to know how many times an hour this song was played on the radio. It's burned in my head from hearing it so often when I was riding the bus to and from school back in the day

[@GailOrrick]

Welcome to the music I grew up listening to it's thrilling to see the younger generation are enjoying my generations music.

[@CrimsonDeathBed]

I was born in 1980 so this was right in my wheelhouse, there were so many great bands like this that put out great music seem like every other week a new band came out. You can literally Google top 40 for this ten year period and never run out of great music.

[@stephenhamel9464]

Pocket Full of Kryptonite is another good Spin Doctors tune

[@anthonyblakely399]

Spin Doctor are one of my favorite bands of the 90's

[@stevelever83]

IIRC the lead singer said his step mother said he would amount to much, so he wrote a song about her that has been played millions of times on radio.

[@tammylittle8365]

Glad you’re revisiting the 90’s! Now how bout revisiting the band LIVE….Selling the Drama is a great one by them, or ALL Over You, or Pain Lies on the Riverside…..maybe put all of these on your list? Thanks for the smiles!

[@smyelin1328]

Just stirring the paint!!! Love this one!! Brings back memories

[@KTRS]

I just realized - J Geils Band must be a big influence on Spin Doctors

[@valkyrie757]

Back through most of the 90s I was working in childcare and watched a whole lot of children's programming. Gullah Gullah Island was on heavy rotation and was an excellent show!

[@smalltownfamadventuresmore5109]

i loved this song when i was a kid. I would tell my mom to turn it up in the car when i was little.

[@downunderveggiegardendiaries]

My first alternative music song was ‘Don’t Go Now’ by Ratcat.

[@cypher515]

Completely random thought on this video -- I love the fact that Eric Schenkman's guitar changes magically to a different one just before the paint goes flying. I remember reading Guitar World about that guitar; he spent something like two grand on it and it had a custom electronics setup and everything (I think he could split each of the humbuckers individually or something. I remember geeking out over the Carvin DC127 because it came with individual switches for each pickup, and all that noise. Given that at this point I only know 4 chords and most of them don't match up... anyway!).

[@slawrence4162]

Hey J & Amber! Great pick! I bought their cassette back in the day and it got eaten by the tape deck in my '71 Cuda. Good stuff! Jimmy Olsen's Blues is a fun song, you should definitely check it out. Some other suggestions for you: Kenny Wayne Shepard "Blue on Black", Temple of the Dog "Hunger Strike", Kix "Yeah, Yeah, Yeah", Crash Test Dummies "Superman's Song", Cry of Love "Peace Pipe" , Bruce Cockburn "If I had a rocket launcher", anything you can find by the Violent Femmes (Blister in the Sun, Cowboy Song, American Music, Add it up, etc.) Mountain "Mississippi Queen" oh, there are so many more... Love you two, you've got a good vibe. ROCK ON!