S4doll

I only saw the remake, 100 minutes of wasted life.

I haven't watched CN in a while... but, from memory, Johnny Bravo is definitely cooler.

the ugliest album by Garbage, the most plastic, the most pop, the beginning of the end. B. Vig may be a great producer, no doubt about it, but to even credit him with the role of "mind" behind Siamese Dream and Nevermind is mind-blowing.

embarrassing stuff...

great review, excellent idea for the distribution, unfortunately it’s not music for me

Burzum's release is the event of the century, no doubt about it.

"Beyond the success of 1995, after that, more than a cultural and musical phenomenon, they became a sideshow, the Blur, after Parklife they released Blur, which, in addition to its undisputed musical value, also found success in America, not to mention the importance of albums like 13 or Think Tank." Point by point, there's no denying that the Oasis became a sideshow, but the fact remains that with their first two albums they monopolized the scene and redefined what we can call Brit-pop. Then I said Oasis, but what if I mentioned Massive Attack, Prodigy, Chemical Brothers, Radiohead? All bands that achieved much more in America compared to Blur (I won’t mention Depeche Mode since they started in the '80s). It doesn’t register with anyone that 13 or Think Tank revolutionized a genre or that they are milestones, perhaps they are excellent albums, but that's about it. In 40 years, albums like OK Computer will still be pieces of history, while Think Tank is already today in the forgotten.

Look, just like that with countless aperitifs under my belt, I'll tell you that, for example, Oasis, in terms of importance, count for twice as much as Blur in the '90s. And I'm not talking about quality or any of that crap, just reach, success, and collective memory—Oasis stand a step above in that decade.

"the most important English band of the '90s" debatable

watchable but nothing special, eh...