Genre: Rock
1 | Something Beautiful |
2 | I Walk Alone |
3 | Why I'm Here |
4 | Bulletproof |
5 | Leave It All Behind |
6 | Until It’s Over |
7 | You Are The One |
8 | How Could I? |
9 | Jimmy Shaker Day |
10 | Boys Don't Cry |
11 | Fight |
12 | You'll Find Out |
13 | Save Me |
14 | Runaway Train |
15 | Are You There? |
16 | Stupid |
17 | 30 60 90 |
18 | Hands Off the Wheel |
19 | Never Too Late |
20 | Candy Store |
21 | Champion |
22 | Rainy Day |
23 | Off & On |
24 | Where Were You Then? |
25 | Halo |
26 | Fountain & Vine |
27 | King Of Good Intentions |
28 | Better Luck Next Time |
29 | Lost Cause |
30 | Save The Best |
31 | How Do We Say Goodbye |
32 | Never Again |
33 | Where Do We Go From Here |
34 | Benign |
35 | Shrinking The Blob |
36 | Tightrope |
37 | Come To Say |
38 | Joyride |
39 | Back Home Years Ago |
40 | Down When I'm Loaded |
41 | Daylight |
42 | Yours If You Like |
43 | Unwind |
44 | Your If You Like |
45 | Hello I Love You |
46 | Come to Stay |
47 | Don't Break My Fall |
48 | Goodbye |
49 | Fountain and Vine |
50 | Silver Lined |
51 | My Bad |
52 | Tight Rope |
53 | Where Were You Then |
54 | Boys Don’t Cry |
55 | She's Up, She's Down |
56 | Bruise |
57 | Are You There |
Oleander is a post-grunge band from Sacramento, California, USA. Its name is derived from the poisonous wildflower oleander, which line the highways of Northern California. In their nine years of activity, the band released four studio albums under various record labels. Their most successful effort, 1999's February Son, includes the hit single "Why I'm Here." Oleander went on official hiatus after the release and promotion of their fourth album, Joyride, in 2004. As of 2008, the group has reunited and is working on material for a new album.
In 1989, singer and guitarist Thomas Flowers met bassist Doug Eldridge; both of whom were employees of a Sacramento eatery. They played with several local bands together before meeting guitarist Ric Ivanisevich who joined them in a rehearsal. Chuck Combs the original drummer left, leaving the position to Fred Nelson Jr, a co-worker of Flowers' and Eldridge's. The quartet formed Oleander in 1995 and soon released an eponymous EP on the indie label Fine Records. This would be followed by a full-length album, Shrinking the Blob, in 1997.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oleander_(band)
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