Almost as bad as having a Lemonhead.

Sadly the other day I passed two buskers doing "Wonderwall".
I gave $5.
Sad to see people become so desperate.

A mate of mine had a band called Made for Jane, as in Jane Fonda, in the early 90s. When I went to see them, I thought these guys and lass are going nowhere. In any event, my mate informed me what happened to them all, a couple of years later: the girl singer had gone on to be a solicitor, one was composing film music in L.A. and the guitarist had gone on to to get a large advance from Creation Records, to the tune of 150 grand, which he wasted on drugs and ended up with nothing, back in his parents box room.

As a bit of a crossover with the A vs D thread.

Leave Them All Behind by Ride is the early 70s Townshend/Who playbook writ large,
has all the ingredients (a sequencer pattern start, chugging melodic bassline, 'push and pull' drumming and even drops to a solo acoustic rhythm guitar part later in the track) but then shows it's age with a drenched in fx early 90s guitar sound.

Jesus & Mary Chain
My Bloody Valentine

Bliss... (not another band name)

haha Kev needs to switch to sprouts, mung beans, and collards ... and lentils

I know the chap who produced this, used to do little bits of work for him.

Best thing I worked on was a benefit gig for Scott Piering which took place at the Scala in London's Kings Cross.

Jesus and Mary Chain still sound great, was never into My Bloody Valentine, Primal Scream have always been pretty solid. Lot of great music.