Sitting down to catch up with each other, you realize rekindling that old friendship was as easy as it was ten or twenty years ago. The show felt like a warm embrace from that friend you haven’t heard from in awhile. Third Eye Blind has a distinctive sound, and as much as they’ve changed throughout the years, they’ve kept the catchiness that made them such a hit in the late 90s and early 2000s. They sang “How’s It Going To Be” with the crowd, performed their cover of “Mine” from Beyonce, and brought everyone back to 1998 with “Jumper.”
Sometimes its easy to forget how many popular hits a band like Third Eye Blind has had. The original members were Stephan Jenkins (singer, songwriter, electric guitar), Kevin Cadogan (guitar), Adrian Burley (drums), and Jason Slater (bass guitar). Nickels and dimes, yours and mine, did you cash in all your dreams You dont dream for me, no (goodbye, goodbye) you dont dream for me, no. Mine Lyrics: Third Eye Blind Lyrics provided by. Third Eye Blind is a rock band formed in the mid 1990s in San Francisco, California. from album: Blue (1999) Theres every good reason for letting you go Shes sneaky and smoked out And its starting to show. This is just a preview Preview the embedded widget.
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Jenkins, front and center Alex LeCavalier on the bass with his fabulous hair to the right, Brad Hargreaves on the drums to the back Alex Kopp on keyboards to the left and Joseph Pepper from the band Cartel standing in for Kryz Reid on lead guitar. Get the embed code Note: When you embed the widget in your site, it will match your sites styles (CSS). The show started hard and fast, a slew of their hits following “Sharp Knife”: “Blinded,” “Narcolepsy,” “Semi-Charmed Life.” The packed venue ate it up. Just the band, front and center, song after song after song. Quirky props or elaborate productions? Nope. Trippy light shows and projections? Nope. Its in the top half or top quarter of their songs. Stephan Jenkins, who has been Third Eye Blind’s lead singer since the band’s inception, came up on stage shrouded by fog in a white hoodie to screams and cheers before kicking off the night with “Sharp Knife.”įor the next two hours it was good, old fashioned, straight-up rock. I really like it too, but it gets zero love from the hardcore third eye blind fans. of mine were lucky enough to winfree tickets to see Third Eye Blind in Houston recently. Since their record “Dopamine” dropped in 2015, all their fans have had to listen to was an EP last year, “We Are Drugs” – an appropriate name judging by the reactions of their fans last night. ThirdEye Blind discography at cccdnowlogo.jpg (5850 bytes). It’s been a while since since the band Third Eye Blind released an album.
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