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10. Tonic

Tonic didn’t make a splash until later in the 1990’s; they would produce two big hits with “Open Up Your Eyes” and probably their most popular song, “If You Could Only See.”

They would close the decade out in 1999 with the song “You Wanted More.”

09. Vertical Horizon

That same year another band would show up to provide a few hits to the post-grunge era. Vertical Horizon would pony up the hits “Everything You Want”, “You’re A God”, and “Grey Sky Morning” before disappearing into rock folklore. It should be noted that the band enjoyed critical success even before making it big, and many have never heard their earlier works “There and Back Again” and “Running on Ice”, the latter featuring the drums of Carter Beauford of Dave Matthews Band fame.

08. Sponge

Sponge is a Detroit, Michigan, rock band formed in 1991 by Vinnie Dombroski, Mike Cross, and Joey Mazzola — all formerly of hard-rock band Loudhouse.

Soaked up the airwaves with the hits “Molly”, “Plowed”, and “Have You Seen Mary”.

07. Soul Asylum

Soul Asylum managed to put together a pretty decent catalog of music including the hits “Black Gold”, “Somebody to Shove”, “Misery”, and their most memorable song, “Runaway Train”. They recently hit the waves with their new single “Stand Up And Be Strong”.

06. Collective Soul

Collective Soul shouldnÂ’t be forgotten; theyÂ’ve managed to keep producing solid hits Â’till this day.

They did make a splash during the early ’90s with songs like “Gel”, “December”, “Shine”, and “The World I Know”.

05. Better Than Ezra

Better Than Ezra made a name for it self in 1994 with the hits “In The Blood” and the ever popular “Good”. They would go on to produce hits throughout the 1990’s including songs like “Desperately Wanting” and the hit “Extra Ordinary” in 2001.

Their last album, Before the Robots, was released in 2005.

04. Candlebox

Who could forget Candlebox? The band was wildly successful in 1994 with the hits “You” and “Far Behind” off their self titled album, and would only go on to record two more albums (”Lucy” and “Happy Pills”) before disappearing for a while. Word on the street is that the band is back together and set to release an album sometime this year.

03. Silverchair

While many have forgotten about Australian rockers Silverchair, their true fans have not, as Silverchair have gone on to continue to make critically acclaimed album after album, and are set to release “Young Modern” in April. Many remember them from the hit “Tomorrow” which was released in 1995 while the band was still in high school.

02. Toad the Wet Sprocket

While having numerous hits in the early ’90’s, everybody throws their hands up when they hear the name “Toad the Wet Sprocket”. Then they’re reminded of the hits “All I Want”, “Somethings Always Wrong”, “Good Intentions”, “Fall Down”, and “Walk on the Ocean”. Like many of these bands, they are back together and touring, so you still have a chance to check them out.

01. Gin Blossoms

“Hey Jealousy”, “Allison Road”, “Until I Fall Away”, “Found Out About You”, “Follow You Down”, and “Till I Hear It From You”; who could ever forget the Gin Blossoms?

They’ve been on the road for the past year promoting their latest album, “Major Lodge Victory”.