| The Dream Syndicate [1982 - 1989] |
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A classic guitar band of the eighties. Born at the end of the Punk era, with a feel for Velvet Underground[S]on The Dream Syndicate instantly became the saviours of alternative rock before tha term was commonly used.
With The Days Of Wine And Roses[S] they climbed to a highpoint in the critics eyes, and is still today considered a classic outside of die hard Steve Wynn[I] fans circles.
The Medicine Show[S] took a different direction that the raw punkish debut, and some critiques turned their fingers Down[S]. It was/is however on of the most lived albums among fans.
After The Medicine Show[S] there was change in line up. Out went Kendra Smith[I] and Karl Precoda[I] and in came Mark Walton[I] and Paul B. Cutler[I].
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