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DAY 12 of the 30 Day Song Challenge, alternative music styles!
Time to give away just how old you are! lol - reach back, y'all! What's an alternative childhood song ya love?
Each day Iβll post the challenge and you share some of your favorite alternative & indie songs that meet the challenge!
So I was born in 92 and some of my early music exposure was the 90s alternative and pop music my older sisters were into. One CD that my sister would play a lot was Everclear's So Much For the Afterglow. I always liked the title track because of the choral intro transition into the punk sound.
So Much for the Afterglow - Everclear
And then I was 12 when Green Day's American Idiot came out so I was really into that for a while. My favorite track being the 9 minute epic Jesus of Suburbia.
Jesus of Suburbia - Green Day
So Much For The Afterglow reminds of me driving around in my car with my high school friends, trying to stay out of trouble lol.
Lol very nice