Blind Melon - All That I Need Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who are the writers of 'All That I Need' by Blind Melon?

   'All That I Need' was written by Brad Smith, Christopher Thorn, Glen Graham, Shannon Hoon, Thomas Stevens, and Thomas Rogers Stevens. This collaborative effort reflects the band's approach, where songwriting is often a group process, allowing for diverse input and creativity.

2. When did Blind Melon reform after Shannon Hoon's death?

   Blind Melon reformed in 2006, over a decade after Shannon Hoon’s death in 1995. The band included new vocalist Travis Warren and later released an album titled 'For My Friends' in 2008, marking a new era for the band while maintaining their unique style.

3. What was Blind Melon's most successful hit?

   Blind Melon's most successful hit was 'No Rain,' released in 1993. It became internationally recognized largely due to its iconic music video featuring the 'Bee Girl.' The song helped elevate their debut album to quadruple-platinum status in the U.S.

4. Why was Blind Melon's debut album initially not successful?

   Blind Melon's self-titled debut album, released in 1992, initially sold poorly. However, the release of the 'No Rain' music video in 1993 became an MTV staple, boosting the album's sales and helping it achieve quadruple-platinum status as the song gained popularity.

5. What documentary featured footage filmed by Shannon Hoon?

   The documentary titled 'All I Can Say' includes footage filmed by Shannon Hoon himself. Premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2019, it contains personal and behind-the-scenes views of Hoon’s life from 1990 to 1995, providing unique insights into his experiences with Blind Melon.

6. Which Blind Melon album was released posthumously in honor of Shannon Hoon's daughter?

   The album 'Nico,' released in 1996, was an homage to Shannon Hoon's daughter. It features outtakes and demos recorded during the 'Soup' sessions and includes proceeds directed towards a program that aids musicians with drug and alcohol addiction, reflecting Hoon's own struggles.