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❝ When "Olympian" was released in February 1995, the British press did not hesitate to call it a purely "derivative" album (in this case, similar to the Oasis/Beatles comparison, the model of reference was identified in the Smiths) and to frame it in the then nascent Britpop movement.
When "Olympian" was released in February 1995, the British press did not hesitate to call it a purely "derivative" album (in this case, similar to the Oasis/Beatles comparison, the model of reference was identified in the Smiths) and to frame it in the then nascent Britpop movement.
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