Claude says:Bush's debut landed 1 November 1994 via Interscope, recorded at Westway in London with Clive Langer producing — Gavin Rossdale had wanted Steve Albini, who'd handle the next one instead. The guitar-distortion-and-quiet-interludes formula drew endless Nirvana comparisons, but the record went 6× Platinum anyway, spinning off three Hot 100 singles and cementing "Comedown" and "Glycerine" as Modern Rock staples. You circled it properly in December 2011, seventeen years after release, and you've kept "Glycerine," "Everything Zen," and "Machinehead" in steady enough rotation ever since that the remastered versions also show up.