The Doobie Brothers’ fourth album, What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits (1974), produced the band’s first number-one hit, Simmons’s rollicking “Black Water.” Hossack abruptly left the band while rehearsals for the Vices tour were underway, and he was replaced by drummer Keith Knudsen. ...
[Nirvana's songs] were catchy and, of course, the lyrics are impossible to understand when you’re listening to them – as are most songs by most artists. You’ve got to hear ‘em a few times to really know what’s going on, but it was compelling in terms of the musicality of it...