Everclear

Thread: Defend the indefensible: Everclear

Just saw a commercial on television for their new greatest hits record. Hearing all their hits back to back like that confirmed the suspicion I always had: the band only ever wrote one song, “Santa Monica,” and then just re-recorded it countless times with different lyrics and titles.
– Johnny Fever

his lyrics are subpar at best like a worn out, threadbare carpet.
– jack cole

the best-of’s title cites the period 1994-2004 and celebrates “Ten Years of Everclear.” I’m no mathematician, but isn’t that eleven years?
– Rickey Wright

Does “They were my favorite band when I was 10″ count as a defense?
– The Good Dr. Bill

What I don’t like about Everclear: When Art Alexakis sings “Yeah-ah!” You all know what I’m talking about.
— righteousmalestrom

There were an inordinate amount of really popular rock songs from this era that ended with the respective bands’ singers singing somewhat uninspired “yeah”s – Counting Crows, Everclear, Cake. It was the age of the Lackluster YEAH Outro.
— nickalicious

Cake doesn’t do “yeah” very well, but they do a great “hyah.”
— My name is Kenny

Did the Wallflowers ever do a “yeah”?
— miloauckerman

yes. immediately before the chorus of “one headlight” they do a yeah, yeah, YEAAHHHHHHHHHHH
— miccio

No, that’s “Hey, hey, HEEYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!”
— Doctor Casino

YOU WOULDN’T UNDERSTAND UNLESS YOU HAVE HAD A WELFARE CHRISTMAS!
— scott seward

Everclear – Santa Monica

Everclear – I Will Buy You a New Life

Everclear – My Sexual Life (NSFW!!)