Alternative rock anyone?

"Breakfast at Tiffany's" was a hit alternative rock song by the American band Deep Blue Something. It originally appeared on their 1993 album 11th Song and was re-recorded for their 1995 album Home. Written by Todd Pipes, the song is sung from the perspective of a man trying to salvage a failing relationship by finding common ground. The famous chorus references the classic Audrey Hepburn film Breakfast at Tiffany's, though the writer was actually inspired by another Hepburn film, Roman Holiday.

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nobodyishome · 36-40, F

Happy song

Degbeme · 70-79, M

Love the song and the movie

Justme264 · 70-79, M

I saw/heard them play this live on the tellybox.......in the days when that was unusual.......they sounded perfect

CookieCrumbs · F

Love this song!!! There’s something about the beat that makes it a feel-good song.

nobodyishome · 36-40, F

Breakfast at Tiffany's wants a love life, but is very picky and then imprints

ElyssTTTrucks · 100+, M

Maybe, if there's noisy guitars.
Otherwise, no.

Fukfacewillie · 56-60, M

A fine example of 90s “Pussy Rock” which spelled the death of rock which then created the opportunity for the worst music ever conceived, hip hop, to begin its 500 year reign of shite.

val70 · 56-60

@Fukfacewillie Nah, Hip-hop is rather a music genre that originated in the South Bronx of New York City in the early 1970s. It was created predominantly by African-American, Afro-Caribbean, and Latino youth as a creative outlet during a period of severe urban decline, poverty, and marginalization. The 90s is widely considered the Golden Age of hip-hop, an era defined by massive artistic growth, regional rivalries, and the genre's explosion into the global mainstream. Never liked it myself, but one can't blame anyone but the music industry for its rise. Creativity needs to be fed like feeding a boiler with cool.

Fukfacewillie · 56-60, M

@val70 I appreciate your explanation and liked a couple of songs back in the day. It’s quite awful now. Rock lost its way, though, in the 90s and no longer exists in a meaningful way.

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