Don't Speak, the song that pretty much made No Doubt a household name. The song went #1 everywhere and was also nominated for a Grammy.
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Spiderwebs, a song about an unrelenting man calling a girl, reached #18 on the US 100, #16 in the UK, and #46 in Australia.
Nice beat, great music video.
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The first single from their new album "Return of Saturn", "New" was also featured in the movie "GO".
Reached #7 on the modern rock chart in the US and #30 in the UK.
Ex-Girlfriend was orignally a slow song, but was sped up because they already had enough "slow songs" on the Album.
Written about Gwen's relationship with Gavin Rossdale, her then boyfriend, now husband.
Reached #2 on the Modern Rock charts, #9 in Australia and #23 in the UK.
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Simple kind of life was the 3rd single from Return of Saturn. While it was the only release from this album that made it into the US Billboard Charts (#38), it didn't do as well as previous releases overseas, reaching only #94 in Australia and #69 in the UK.
Still, for a song that was composed and recorded within a week, with no practice sessions, it is a great addition to an awesome album.
The third single from "Rock Steady", it featured the reggae vocals of "Lady Saw". The single was moderately successful, being nominated for a Teen Choice Award in 2003 and won a Grammy for "Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal" in 2004.
It peaked at #3 in the US (Hot 100), #8 in NZ, #18 in the UK, #28 in Australia and #36 in Canada.
Thirsty Merc, the awesome-est band from Sydney, Australia.
In the summertime, while not their highest charting song (#43), it is probably their most recognised, as it was used in numerous tv spots advertising the summer line-up on Channel 10 and numerous others.
Trailer of upcoming movie "5-25-77". Pat Johnson keeps having things get in the way of him seeing the greatest movie of the 70's... Star Wars.
A Comedy/Drama, almost mockumentary about a guy in the 70's and his excitement in seeing Star Wars.
For more info, please go to:
http://www.imdb.c om/title/tt0326716/
Hella Good, the second single off the album "Rock Steady". It peaked at #13 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, #25 in Canada and it's highest in Australia, at #8.
This was the 4th single from the "Tragic Kingdom" album, a song that was originally to be released with a country/folk feel. However the band refused, the studio relented, and the punk/rock version was released instead. Went to #17 in the US.
Thirsty Merc, the awesome-est band from Sydney, Australia.
First song that launched their career. Charted at #37.
I would like to add that this is slightly different than the album version. It seems "slowed down" to me, and not as tight. I believe they used the version from their EP "first work".
Jade Macrae's debut single*, "So Hot Right Now". Awesome song from an awesome RnB artist.
http://www.jadema crae.net
*she had one before this, but it didn't chart as well. Kinda like Delta Goodrems first single...lolz.
Thirsty Merc, the awesome-est band from Sydney, Australia.
This song reached #25 on the charts, and was probably the song that got them into the spotlight the most.
Jade's first ever single. Only peaked on the Australian charts at #46. Her second single was much more sucessful.
Regardless, this is a VERY nice song, very smooth.
Air Date: 24/08/2007
Segment on Australia's Today Tonight, a current affairs show.
Sonia Kruger talks with the UFO & Paranormal Research Society of Australia and goes on a hike with some members to see if they can capture a UFO on film, high in the Blue Mountains.
Thirsty Merc, the awesome-est band from Sydney, Australia.
This was the final song lifted of their re-released album (not originally on the first release).
It reached only #46 on the Australian Charts, but received quite a lot of air play.
Sunday Morning was composed by Kanal, but Gwen then changed the lyrics to reflect on her relationship with him.
Australia #21, UK #50.
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