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"Lightning Crashes" by Live, performed during 2 Meter Sessions in 1995. Ed Kowalczyk wrote the song shortly before moving into his first home. He later said the video was often misunderstood—it wasn't about tragedy in childbirth, but about the passing of life from one generation to the next.

All 90's Alternative Rock

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daniel lowryvor 2 Monaten

Saw these bastards at West Point in 1998. Good show.

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Ephesus Balboavor 2 Monaten

great call cutting off the video in the middle of the best part

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Melissavor 2 Monaten

Great band and song. Throwing Copper was always in my rotation back in the 90s.

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snarkyvor 2 Monaten

This is one of the worst 90s bands maybe ever. Block me.

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Yetti Spagettivor 2 Monaten

An over played over rated shitty song for soccer moms who sing to the staring wheel while downing a diet soda & texting 🙄

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agiteantesdeusarvor 2 Monaten

❤️

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Neon Nekovor 2 Monaten

Feel like I was born in the wrong era. I love this group

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Zippyvor 2 Monaten

Terrible song, terrible band. 0/10. 👎

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PCvor 2 Monaten

One of the best

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Redeye Johnsonvor 2 Monaten

This is a song I went from despising to putting on my playlist. Not sure why

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Tha Kaptinvor 2 Monaten

One of the greatest concert moments of my life was seeing these guys perform at The Crawfish Boil in Birmingham in the pouring down rain. Absolute core memory.

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Lamentations Jonesvor 2 Monaten

Underrated band.

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Pee Wee's Revolvervor 2 Monaten

Still listen to Throwing Copper from begging to end.

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Shoegaze Girl🇨🇦🇵🇱vor 2 Monaten

This was such a huge song that year.

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A Day In the Life 🇺🇸vor 2 Monaten

Roller coaster of teenage emotions.

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scottvor 2 Monaten

Why are you just making up shit? It was specifically about a kid who died in car accident by drunk driver

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John ₿ Millen III 🐋vor 2 Monaten

@JamesTate121 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

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Another Stephanievor 2 Monaten

Good one

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