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Not content with being a [[OneBookAuthor one-album band]], Third Eye Blind followed up their success with ''Blue'' in 1999. While the [[DarkerAndEdgier darker]] and more experimental ''Blue'' sold quite a few copies, its success couldn't be compared to their first album's, with only "Never Let You Go" being a Top 40 hit, and it was met with a far colder reception from critics. What's worse, soon after the album was released, guitarist Kevin Cadogan (who co-wrote most of the songs with singer Stephan Jenkins) was suddenly fired, replaced, and allegedly denied royalties for the work he helped create. Cadogan sued, of course, and the debacle ended with a settlement in 2002. Nevertheless, the band continued.
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Not content with being a [[OneBookAuthor one-album band]], Third Eye Blind followed up their success with ''Blue'' in 1999. While the [[DarkerAndEdgier darker]] and more experimental ''Blue'' sold quite a few copies, its success couldn't be compared to their first album's, with only "Never Let You Go" being a Top 40 hit, and it was met with a far colder reception from critics. What's worse, soon after the album was released, guitarist Kevin Cadogan (who co-wrote most of the songs with lead singer Stephan Jenkins) was suddenly fired, replaced, and allegedly denied royalties for the work he helped create. Cadogan sued, of course, and the debacle ended with a settlement in 2002. Nevertheless, the band continued.
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* AlternativeRock: One of the most famous examples of this from the 1990s.
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