Corgan re-recorded most of the bass himself and regretted the cost forever; Wretzky played it live a thousand nights. The honest answer to alt-rock’s most awkward credit question.
Browsing: 1990s rock
Lynn Strait and Dobbs died in a 1998 crash. Here’s how Snot’s wild spirit lived on through Get Some and the tribute album Strait Up.
In 1995, Alanis turned raw confession into a blockbuster. Here’s how Jagged Little Pill reshaped rock radio, pop stardom, and heartbreak anthems.
Released May 28, 1991, Gish fused shoegaze haze, metal muscle, and indie honesty. Here’s why the debut still hits like a revelation.
Released in 1992, Core was trashed as “inauthentic” yet packed hits, hooks, and menace. Here’s why it still hits like a snare-shot.