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Michael Jackson Thriller 25 Anniversary
Michael Jackson Thriller 25 Anniversary
14 feb 08
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I'm talking about a cultural shift; historically, before Nirvana, the music of the '80s dominated, like Jackson, Duran Duran, Spandau Ballet, Madonna... after Nirvana, a completely different type of music thankfully took over. The fact that Nevermind dethroned Dangerous from the charts had a significant symbolic importance as well. And let's not always talk about record sales, otherwise soon you'll say that Britney Spears is a milestone in music. The Final Cut being the most important album of the '80s? You can't be serious... what nonsense.
Michael Jackson Thriller 25 Anniversary
Michael Jackson Thriller 25 Anniversary
13 feb 08
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Micheal Jackson... thank goodness that in '91 certain Nirvana showed up to sweep away this 80s trash.
Rumble Strips Girls And Weather
Rumble Strips Girls And Weather
6 feb 08
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Kyuss Welcome to Sky Valley
Kyuss Welcome to Sky Valley
6 feb 08
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Nice review, I don't know the album but it makes me want to listen to it.
Graham Coxon Crow Sit on Blood Tree
Graham Coxon Crow Sit on Blood Tree
6 feb 08
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I wanted to say that EVEN in the pre-"blur" albums there is a constant experimental search.
Graham Coxon Crow Sit on Blood Tree
Graham Coxon Crow Sit on Blood Tree
6 feb 08
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I wanted to say that EVEN in the pre-"blur" albums there is a constant experimental search.
Graham Coxon Crow Sit on Blood Tree
Graham Coxon Crow Sit on Blood Tree
6 feb 08
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I agree grantnicholas, Blur and Oasis have never had anything in common, Oasis are pathetic, Blur have always had an experimental attitude in every sense: they have experimented with every genre, always maintaining their unmistakably crazy and brilliant style, and it is absolutely true that in the albums before "Blur" there is a constant experimental search ("The Great Escape" but also "Modern Life Is Rubbish," "Parklife," even in the debut "Leisure" think of "Sing," "Birthday," not to mention the tide of B-sides they produced, all in just 8 years, which is not a secondary detail (I'm talking about the "real Blur" with that backbone of Coxon; when he left they became something else).
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