From the Archives: Another Live Show Resurrection on Request
This one is a peach! I have emailed the people directly who wanted this one reposted - but everyone can enjoy! This is a GREAT recording! Please tell a friend and (as always) support the band by picking up some of the music you have heard here.
This one is a peach! I have emailed the people directly who wanted this one reposted - but everyone can enjoy! This is a GREAT recording! Please tell a friend and (as always) support the band by picking up some of the music you have heard here.
LIVE RECORDING - REMY ZERO
It's been almost five long years since Los Angeles' Remy Zero stopped playing music together. The band surged to the forefront of popularity following their stint as the opening band for Radiohead on the Bends tour in 1995. Since that time, Remy Zero attained a level of commercial success rarely seen by band who have only released three albums. Much of this can be credited to lead singer Cinjun Tate's memorable voice and the knack the band had for churning out fan-friendly one-hits used in film and television.
The most recognizable of these songs is the familiar "Save Me" track used by the WB network as the theme song for their "Smallville" program.
The most recognizable of these songs is the familiar "Save Me" track used by the WB network as the theme song for their "Smallville" program.
Today RSL takes a look back at the band just before their split - touring in 2002 and appearing live in Houston, Texas. The band performed just a few songs that night - but each was better than the next. Save this one!
MARCH 8, 2002 - HOUSTON, TEXAS
Remy Zero's Cinjun Tate
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