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“People used it to mourn to”: In the wake of the Oklahoma City bombing, one song captured the mood of a nation and turned Live into unprepared superstars

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“People used it to mourn to”: In the wake of the Oklahoma City bombing, one song captured the mood of a nation and turned Live into unprepared superstars

Live’s heartfelt anthem became a beacon and spirited Throwing Copper to the top of the charts: Not bad for a small-town band from Pennsylvania

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