Seetherby Veruca Salt

In this 2024 interview marking the 30 year anniversary of American Thighs, Veruca Salt's Louise Post describes "Seether" as "the little song that could." tinyurl.com

In this 2024 interview marking the 30 year anniversary of American Thighs, Veruca Salt's Louise Post describes "Seether" as "the little song that could." tinyurl.com

In this 2024 interview marking the 30 year anniversary of American Thighs, Veruca Salt's Louise Post describes "Seether" as "the little song that could." tinyurl.com

Here's an interview with Chicago band Veruca Salt's Louise Post who described "Seether" as "the little song that could.": glidemagazine.com

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Here's an interview with Chicago band Veruca Salt's Louise Post who described "Seether" as "the little song that could.": glidemagazine.com

Today is the birthday of Louise Post of Veruca Salt, who turns 58. Happy birthday, Louise! The narrator of this song describes her attempts to silence her anger by alternately comforting or doing violence to the metaphorical daughter she describes as the Seether. In 1994, Nina Gordon said that this song was actually about the intense uncontrollable anger she would experience sometimes. She considered her temper to be a different person from herself, called the Seether.: bit.ly --- Check out the official music video for "Seether" here, enjoy: www.youtube.com

The narrator of this song describes her attempts to silence her anger by alternately comforting or doing violence to the metaphorical daughter she describes as the Seether. In 1994, Nina Gordon said that this song was actually about the intense uncontrollable anger she would experience sometimes. She considered her temper to be a different person from herself, called the Seether.: bit.ly --- Check out the official music video for "Seether" here, enjoy: www.youtube.com

The narrator of this song describes her attempts to silence her anger by alternately comforting or doing violence to the metaphorical daughter she describes as the Seether. In 1994, Nina Gordon said that this song was actually about the intense uncontrollable anger she would experience sometimes. She considered her temper to be a different person from herself, called the Seether.: bit.ly --- Check out the official music video for "Seether" here, enjoy: www.youtube.com

Here's an interview with Louise Post who described "Seether" as "the little song that could.": glidemagazine.com

Here's an interview with Louise Post who described "Seether" as "the little song that could.": glidemagazine.com

The narrator of this song describes her attempts to silence her anger by alternately comforting or doing violence to the metaphorical daughter she describes as the Seether. In 1994, Nina Gordon said that this song was actually about the intense uncontrollable anger she would experience sometimes. She considered her temper to be a different person from herself, called the Seether.: bit.ly

The narrator of this song describes her attempts to silence her anger by alternately comforting or doing violence to the metaphorical daughter she describes as the Seether. In 1994, Nina Gordon said that this song was actually about the intense uncontrollable anger she would experience sometimes. She considered her temper to be a different person from herself, called the Seether.: bit.ly

The narrator of this song describes her attempts to silence her anger by alternately comforting or doing violence to the metaphorical daughter she describes as the Seether. In 1994, Nina Gordon said that this song was actually about the intense uncontrollable anger she would experience sometimes. She considered her temper to be a different person from herself, called the Seether.: bit.ly

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The narrator of this song describes her attempts to silence her anger by alternately comforting or doing violence to the metaphorical daughter she describes as the Seether. In 1994, Nina Gordon said that this song was actually about the intense uncontrollable anger she would experience sometimes. She considered her temper to be a different person from herself, called the Seether.: bit.ly

The narrator of this song describes her attempts to silence her anger by alternately comforting or doing violence to the metaphorical daughter she describes as the Seether. In 1994, Nina Gordon said that this song was actually about the intense uncontrollable anger she would experience sometimes. She considered her temper to be a different person from herself, called the Seether.: bit.ly

Thanks for the killer request! The narrator of this song describes her attempts to silence her anger by alternately comforting or doing violence to the metaphorical daughter she describes as the Seether. In 1994, Nina Gordon said that this song was actually about the intense uncontrollable anger she would experience sometimes. She considered her temper to be a different person from herself, called the Seether.: bit.ly

Someone wrote about this video, "Nothing beats the 90’s alternative female rockers.. Veruca Salt, Liz Phair, Hole, L7, Garbage, PJ Harvey, Elastica. Juliana Hatfield, Breeders.. the list goes on and on.": www.youtube.com

Born on this day in 1967, Nina Gordon, American singer-songwriter of Alternative Rock-band, Veruca Salt --- The narrator of this song describes her attempts to silence her anger by alternately comforting or doing violence to the metaphorical daughter she describes as the Seether. In 1994, Nina Gordon said that this song was actually about the intense uncontrollable anger she would experience sometimes. She considered her temper to be a different person from herself, called the Seether. --- Check out the official visualizer for Seether here, enjoy: www.youtube.com

The narrator of this song describes her attempts to silence her anger by alternately comforting or doing violence to the metaphorical daughter she describes as the Seether. In 1994, Nina Gordon said that this song was actually about the intense uncontrollable anger she would experience sometimes. She considered her temper to be a different person from herself, called the Seether.: bit.ly FIFTEEN MINUTES LEFT! Get our cool ceramic Music Matters mug in addition to your thank-you gift at any level. Check out all the thank-you gifts and make your donation today at KEXP.org!

Happy birthday to American Thighs! On this day in 1994, Veruca Salt released debut studio album, "American Thighs"

The narrator of this song describes her attempts to silence her anger by alternately comforting or doing violence to the metaphorical daughter she describes as the Seether. In 1994, Nina Gordon said that this song was actually about the intense uncontrollable anger she would experience sometimes. She considered her temper to be a different person from herself, called the Seether.: bit.ly

The narrator of this song describes her attempts to silence her anger by alternately comforting or doing violence to the metaphorical daughter she describes as the Seether. In 1994, Nina Gordon said that this song was actually about the intense uncontrollable anger she would experience sometimes. She considered her temper to be a different person from herself, called the Seether.: bit.ly -- Control yourself as you watch the official video: www.youtube.com

The narrator of this song describes her attempts to silence her anger by alternately comforting or doing violence to the metaphorical daughter she describes as the Seether. In 1994, Nina Gordon said that this song was actually about the intense uncontrollable anger she would experience sometimes. She considered her temper to be a different person from herself, called the Seether.: bit.ly -- Control yourself as you watch the official video: www.youtube.com

The narrator of this song describes her attempts to silence her anger by alternately comforting or doing violence to the metaphorical daughter she describes as the Seether. In 1994, Nina Gordon said that this song was actually about the intense uncontrollable anger she would experience sometimes. She considered her temper to be a different person from herself, called the Seether.: bit.ly -- Watch the official video: www.youtube.com

The narrator of this song describes her attempts to silence her anger by alternately comforting or doing violence to the metaphorical daughter she describes as the Seether. In 1994, Nina Gordon said that this song was actually about the intense uncontrollable anger she would experience sometimes. She considered her temper to be a different person from herself, called the Seether.: bit.ly -- Control yourself as you watch the official video: www.youtube.com

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In an interview in 1994, it was suggested that "Seether" could either be about female "animalistic instincts" or bouts of rage. Vocalist Nina Gordon agreed that her songs' meanings often changed during and after the writing process. "You write a song, think it's about one thing for five minutes....and discover that it's about many different things and working on many different levels." Celebrating 50 years of KEXP with a journey back to 1994! kexp.org

In an interview in 1994, it was suggested that "Seether" could either be about female "animalistic instincts" or bouts of rage. Vocalist Nina Gordon agreed that her songs' meanings often changed during and after the writing process. "You write a song, think it's about one thing for five minutes....and discover that it's about many different things and working on many different levels."

In an interview in 1994, it was suggested that "Seether" could either be about female "animalistic instincts" or bouts of rage. Vocalist Nina Gordon agreed that her songs' meanings often changed during and after the writing process. "You write a song, think it's about one thing for five minutes....and discover that it's about many different things and working on many different levels."

Happy birthday to Nina Gordon of Veruca Salt!

Released on this day in 1994! In an interview at the time, it was suggested that "Seether" could either be about female "animalistic instincts" or bouts of rage. Vocalist Nina Gordon agreed that her songs' meanings often changed during and after the writing process. "You write a song, think it's about one thing for five minutes....and discover that it's about many different things and working on many different levels."

In a 1994 interview, it was suggested that "Seether" could either be about female "animalistic instincts" or bouts of rage. Vocalist Nina Gordon agreed that her songs' meanings often changed during and after the writing process. "You write a song, think it's about one thing for five minutes....and discover that it's about many different things and working on many different levels."

In a 1994 interview, it was suggested that "Seether" could either be about female "animalistic instincts" or bouts of rage. Vocalist Nina Gordon agreed that her songs' meanings often changed during and after the writing process. "You write a song, think it's about one thing for five minutes....and discover that it's about many different things and working on many different levels."

In a 1994 interview, it was suggested that "Seether" could either be about female "animalistic instincts" or bouts of rage. Vocalist Nina Gordon agreed that her songs' meanings often changed during and after the writing process. "You write a song, think it's about one thing for five minutes....and discover that it's about many different things and working on many different levels."

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In a 1994 interview, it was suggested that "Seether" could either be about female "animalistic instincts" or bouts of rage. Vocalist Nina Gordon agreed that her songs' meanings often changed during and after the writing process. "You write a song, think it's about one thing for five minutes....and discover that it's about many different things and working on many different levels."

Happy Birthday Louise Post! The singer/guitarist of Veruca Salt was born in 1966. Watch this "classic" 1994 video for "Seether" here: youtu.be