Description
I couldn’t really trust in my own choices
Elvira Anderfjard
But it doesn't gel fully
Artwork By Pete Bregman
Soul Asylum "Let Your Dim Light Shine (30th Anniversary)" grunge I couldn’t really trust inLet Your Dim Light Shine was released in 1995 by Soul Asylum as the big follow up to the 1990s alternative rock milestone Grave Dancers Union, which featured their biggest hit Runaway Train. Once again did the band achieve platinum status, with three singles hitting the charts. "Misery" even reached #20 in the US Billboard Top 100 and was even parodied by "Weird Al" Yankovic, probably the best indicator of being a huge band in 1990s. The album was
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