13 Legendary Rock Songs from 1994

'The killer in me is the killer in you.' NBHAP takes a trip down memory lane and recaps 1994's finest moments in rock music.

08/04/2014
by Norman Fleischer and Axel Kunz

NBHAP - The List - 1994 Rock

10. WEEZER – ‘Buddy Holly’

Now that’s an evergreen. Especially with that fancy ‘Happy Days’-theme music video. Seriously, how American can a video probably be? Those were really the good-old days. Please try the fish!

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