What makes White, Discussion by Live notable?

The EP features a remix that gained traction on alternative radio, highlighting the band's ability to adapt and reach wider audiences. It also contributed to the ongoing popularity of 'Throwing Copper', which would go on to sell millions worldwide and define the sound of the era. Released in 1995, 'White, Discussion' came during Live's rise to fame following their breakthrough album 'Throwing Copper' in 1994. This remix EP solidified their presence in the alternative rock scene as they transitioned from a promising act to mainstream success.

How many songs are on White, Discussion?

White, Discussion has 3 tracks, running approximately 16 minutes.

White, Discussion

Live · 1995

16 min · 3 tracks · alternative rock

An expansive blend of alternative rock and post-grunge, driven by emotive lyrics and atmospheric instrumentation.

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Top tracks — play these first

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White, Discussion (live at Glastonbury) — This live version captures the raw energy of Live's performances, showcasing their ability to engage with massive crowds and translate studio power into an electric atmosphere.
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White, Discussion (Sam Sever remix) — The remix offers a fresh take on the original track, incorporating electronic elements that reflect the mid-90s musical experimentation and broaden its appeal.
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White, Discussion — The original track features poignant lyrics that delve into themes of identity and existential questioning, making it emblematic of Live's lyrical depth and sonic ambition.

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Deep Cut — A solid EP that builds on their breakthrough but doesn't redefine their sound.
Themes: Glastonbury energy· mid-90s experimentation
Career context: Released in 1995, 'White, Discussion' came during Live's rise to fame following their breakthrough album 'Throwing Copper' in 1994. This remix EP solidified their presence in the alternative rock scene as they transitioned from a promising act to mainstream success.
Stylistic neighbors: Bush· Pearl Jam· Soundgarden