covered in skin - 10/15/25
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by Kalvin Johnson
October 15, 2025
10/15/25 - 11:11pm Zushi, Japan
That's one of the lines from my favorite bands song "colorblind." The band if you don't know is Counting Crows. I love this band a lot. I feel like most people know this band by their most big hit "Mr. Jones" I don't think it's a bad song, but there is just so much better material they've released. Even on the same album.
August and Everything After released around 1993. Grunge was still king, and out of nowhere this very alternative indie sounding band comes out of nowhere. "August and Everything After" to me has to be one of the best debut records of the 90s. If you still haven't listened to AAEA, please stop reading this and go listen to it. I can't say enough how fucking good this album is.
My favorite song from this album is probably "Sullivan Street" It has a very melancholic feeling, like what has been is just distant to where we are now, and we no longer resemble our past selves.
Any way's, AAEA is an AMAZING album, but it's not my favorite album they've put out. I would probably say that my favorite album was "This Desert Life" but I'll talk about that album another time. See ya.
kj
by Kalvin Johnson
October 15, 2025
10/15/25 - 11:11pm Zushi, Japan
That's one of the lines from my favorite bands song "colorblind." The band if you don't know is Counting Crows. I love this band a lot. I feel like most people know this band by their most big hit "Mr. Jones" I don't think it's a bad song, but there is just so much better material they've released. Even on the same album.
August and Everything After released around 1993. Grunge was still king, and out of nowhere this very alternative indie sounding band comes out of nowhere. "August and Everything After" to me has to be one of the best debut records of the 90s. If you still haven't listened to AAEA, please stop reading this and go listen to it. I can't say enough how fucking good this album is.
My favorite song from this album is probably "Sullivan Street" It has a very melancholic feeling, like what has been is just distant to where we are now, and we no longer resemble our past selves.
Any way's, AAEA is an AMAZING album, but it's not my favorite album they've put out. I would probably say that my favorite album was "This Desert Life" but I'll talk about that album another time. See ya.
kj
