"Laughing In The Sugar Bowl" by Veruca Salt

Named after the spoiled brat from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Veruca Salt sweetened up the charts a bit in the 90s with their brand of alternative rock. Mixing grungy guitar with confectionary harmonies helped propel "Seether" and "Volcano Girls" to #53 and #59, respectively.

One of the lead vocalists and guitarists, Nina Gordon, left to pursue a solo career in 1998, but failed to get anything on the chart. The other vocalist and guitarist, Louise Post, attempted to carry on the band, releasing "Resolver" in 2000 and "IV" in 2006. The new records went nowhere.

The original lineup resolved their differences and reunited to record "Ghost Notes" in 2015. The record marked a welcomed return to form, but failed to gain any traction. "Laughing In The Sugar Bowl" should have been a comeback single for the band.