The band's debut studio album churned out hits like "Buddy Holly", "Say It Ain't So" and "The Sweater Song" and had film director Spike Jonze attached to some of its music videos. All these led to The Blue Album achieving mainstream success, going triple platinum in the US. This evening, Ezra and Uma bring you back to 1994; a time when the 90's crowd were moving from grunge to alternative-rock, and when music videos were a big deal.

 

The band's debut studio album churned out hits like "Buddy Holly", "Say It Ain't So" and "The Sweater Song" and had film director Spike Jonze attached to some of its music videos. All these led to The Blue Album achieving mainstream success, going triple platinum in the US. This evening, Ezra and Uma bring you back to 1994; a time when the 90's crowd were moving from grunge to alternative-rock, and when music videos were a big deal. &nbsp;

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