Hub `93 said:

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dmart90 said:

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David and David "Welcome to the Boomtown"?

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Good one. I had that album on cassette way back when.

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I loved that album - it was one I actually listened to all the way through, especially the A side.

Was always shocked they did not have a follow-up. They were just two LA session musicians who paired up and made an album. They later both contributed to some Sheryl Crow albums and produced for other artists.

Two other tracks technically charted on the Rock chart anyway.

Swallowed by the Cracks - loved this one
Ain't So Easy - not bad

Weren't they part of the actual Tuesday Night Music Club along with the late, incredibly talented Kevin Gilbert?

I know it's technically a collab / side project, but it's amazing to me that The Postal Service never put out another album after Give Up went platinum. Assuming you can consider "Such Great Heights" a hit.

AgFrogfan said:

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Was gonna go with Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians "What I Am" but I guess they have more than one album.

She's an Oak Cliff Dallas gal then went on to marry Paul Simon. Fun fact at least.

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That is an incredible album though.

Philo B 93 said:

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maroon barchetta beat me to Arc Angels.

I was part of the group that hosted them when they played Rudder Auditorium in the early 90s. I got to hang out backstage with Doyle Bramhall for a bit after the show. Never before or since have I felt so uncool. I have no doubt that guy forgot about me within seconds of us parting. I remember it like it was earlier today.

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I was in the front row for that show. And thanks to MB for bringing them up, will be looking on Spotify for that album today, as I have not listened to it in many years

Max Power said:

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Claude! said:

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Temple of the Dog, but that's kind of a special case.

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Mad Season doesn't get as much love as Temple of the Dog but they should, maybe I'm just a sucker for Layne Staley's voice.

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Agreed!

Tailgate88 said:

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Philo B 93 said:

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maroon barchetta beat me to Arc Angels.

I was part of the group that hosted them when they played Rudder Auditorium in the early 90s. I got to hang out backstage with Doyle Bramhall for a bit after the show. Never before or since have I felt so uncool. I have no doubt that guy forgot about me within seconds of us parting. I remember it like it was earlier today.

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I was in the front row for that show. And thanks to MB for bringing them up, will be looking on Spotify for that album today, as I have not listened to it in many years

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You are welcome.