Good rock bands you randomly discovered that few people have heard of

these guys were local back about 20 years ago or so. I heard one song (I think it was this one actually) on a great alternative radio station and of course checked it out, and liked their other stuff too.

As you can see, this YouTube vid has only 187 views, and that's not many.

I listen to punk show on the radio via streaming every week called Sonic Reducer, really top notch, and I think this is where i heard this one.

My dad clued me n2 a pretty great band from way bck n the day called Rolling Stones. They were legends for thur time but have been basically forgotten. My friends mostly love stuff like Marshmello and PinkPantheress and I played them Sympathy for the Devil and they were like wtf?? Lol. Mike Jager had a g8 voice tho.

Hit a used record store in town, they had a dollar bend of.......who?

J Roddy Walston and the Business are great. I came across them as a Spotify recommendation. Imo, they have a lot of great songs, but according to Spotify this is the most popular but Brave Man's Death, Heavy Bells, You Know Me Better, Same Days, and Take It As It Comes are also great. Honestly, I pretty much love it all.

They are on a complilation CD of lesser known stuff,

That song is from an album that went platinum.

Retard.

These are a couple Seattle 90s bands that my drum teacher introduced me to

This is a real gem of a song, like most, heard in passing on an altenative radio station. I guess Richard Buckner has a devoted cult following, but is not well known.

Rammstein, 691million views, but most people have never heard of them:

Even better live:

Discovered Johnny Thunders when I dug into The NY Dolls, and he was their guitarist. Did work under his own name upon their break-up in the late 70's.

Unbelievable Version of Walkin' Blues Joanna Connor Band

Likwise, I liked Iggy Pop and the Stooges and couldn't listen to them enough. In the 90's Iggy did a big touring stint and couldn't get the original members back, so he pulled in this heavy metal guitarist Whitey Kirst. Touring's over, and Whitey goes on to produce some good heavy metal of his own.

It must be said, Iggy pulling in a heavy metal guitarist rather than a more proto- punk one was met with some consternation from diehards at the time.

Whitey Kirst, residing in Canada:

Peanut the Kidnapper

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*Songs for a few decades

Sine Star Project. I came across them on a compilation album.