Here are 98 greatest songs of 1998.
A.U.This New York band’s quirky downtempo hit set a record at the time with 15 weeks spent atop the Alternative Songs chart… and none of it made any sense. At all. The song was reportedly inspired by a comment about the post-coital smell in singer John Wozniak’s room, but two decades later the phrases “platform double-suede” and “disco lemonade” are still the alt-rock equivalent of “covfefe.
And in case you were distracted by the song-closing, name-dropping kiss-off to Courtney Love and Marilyn Manson, the song even spells out exactly who that “machine” is, including the health insurance industry, the FDA, and bankers. . And considering how much lyrical content is packed into four-plus minutes, the real wonder of it all is how infectious the song is.
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