Dishwalla

[Wheresmyheadgone]

Hey!

 

Iam a big Dishwalla fan and just wondering if theres anyone out there who likes them too and whats your favourite Dishwalla album or song?

 

Mines - And you think you know what lifes about

[RhysOttawa]

To be honest, I never heard anything accept Counting Blue Cars. I used to get them mixed up with Swirl 360.

[little miss sunshine]

I pretty much only know that one song. I saw them back in '96 (?) at this thing called the Holiday Hootenany with Duncan Sheek, Barenaked Ladies and Sarah McLachlan. I don't remember much about them, though. sorry.

[gursky]

Nice to see a Dishwalla thread here. I really enjoyed Opaline but haven't had a chance to listen to their latest release. Opaline was my first exposure to them since Counting Blue Cars and I felt like it was a musical awakening or something. When I tell people about them I get the same reaction of "They are still around?" - which is too bad because they are putting out some great music but no support for them in the media.

[worldofnoise]

I put my 'Pet Your Friends' cd in the microwave. It was sparky.

[Shortcut To Moncton]

To be honest, I never heard anything accept Counting Blue Cars. I used to get them mixed up with Swirl 360.

That's cruel.

[JFKthe4th]

I recently bought the 'Pet Your Friends' album from a pawn shop. Still in good condition. I guess the original owner didn't play it much. However, Dishwalla is the kind of band that is admired not on the charts, but to fans. My interest in their music arose when I remembered the song Charlie Brown's Parents. On muchmusic they aired Dishwalla's live concert. I wanted to hear more from Dishwalla after hearing two songs being played in two different Smallville episodes. Angels or Devils, I think the song was called. And, Collide, in one of the more recent Smallville episodes. Dishwalla isn't one of my most favorite bands but I love to hear them from time to time.

[Shiri]

Swirl 360... Haha, I forgot all about them. Wow, what a blast from the past.

[squall17]

i did too!

and i still cant remember the name of that stupid song they had, please fill me in

[Shortcut To Moncton]

Hey Now Now!

[Baby Faced Assassin]

i ahve the first three dishwalla disc's.

 

and you think... has gotta be the best on the whole.

 

i have not heard about their latest disc (after opaline?)

 

they kinda slipped into what tonic slipped into, not quite one hit wonders but the label ignored them after two albums.

 

 

man tonic is great.

[Scot]

counting blue cars and once in a while were good tunes, but i wouldn't consider myself a fan.

[pennies]

I remember a hit they had a couple years ago, they played it on my mom's radio station a lot. as in easy rock. it wasn't a bad song though if i remember correctly.

[cleric9999]

dishwalla also made their way onto the american pie soundtrack with the song find your way back home. opaline wasn't a bad album in my opinion...