One Song The Black Crowes' "Remedy"
Oct 30, 2025
The discussion dives into the retro flair of The Black Crowes' 'Remedy,' merging Southern soul with punk spirit. Diallo shares how the organic sound struck a chord in his youth, while Luxury reflects on their captivating style and early comparisons to rock legends. They explore influences from LA punk to the soulful vocals of Chris Robinson. The hosts analyze the captivating rhythms, unique guitar interplay, and the vibrant grooves that define the song. They celebrate the band’s legacy, navigating the fine line between revival and reinvention in classic rock.
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Organic Sound Cut Through 90s Processing
- Remedy sounded organic and authentic amid heavily produced early-90s rock on radio.
- That organic feel made it a rich antidote to processed MTV-era music.
Teenage Discovery In Atlanta
- Diallo first loved Remedy as a teenager despite reservations about 'Southern rock' imagery.
- The upright piano and loose band vibe convinced him it sounded genuinely good.
Imperfection As Musical Strength
- 'Organic' also meant imperfection: audible upright piano, raw drums, and live musicianship.
- Those imperfections gave the record warmth that contrasted with era's polished production.