Dishwalla became popular inside 1996 due to their hit individual "Counting Blue Cars" from either their album "Pet Your Friends". It is considered by the bit of to become a one-hit wonder because of the relatively immense profits of this only in comparison late works per band. Nonetheless, using every consecutive concert appearance & album release, Dishwalla has proven to however have a considerable fan as a result. The collapse of A&M Records, Dishwalla's label with Pet Your Friends, and ''And You Think You Know What Life's About, may have contributed more to Dishwalla being considered a one-hit wonder than their level of talent. A release of the Video entitled Opaline showcases a single acoustical ability of every member of the band. The survive album, Survive...Salutation from either a Flow State'', is likewise considered by fans to showcase a band's performance ability & a logical thinking behind their fan appeal.

Members
J.R. Richards - vocals Rodney Browning Cravens - guitar Scot Alexander - bass Jim Wood - keyboards Pete Maloney - drums George Pendergast - drums (1995-1998)

Discography
|- |Season || Title || Label || More information |- | 1995 || Pet Your Friends || A&M |- | 1998 || ''And You Think You Know What Life's About || Warner |- | 2002 || Opaline || Immergent || available on Video & DVD-Audio |- | 2003 || Live... Greetings From The Flow State || Immergent |- | 2005 || Dishwalla'' || Orphanage |}