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The band’s fifth LP is a landmark album not just within its creators’ prolific recorded repertoire, but within the broader context of alternative rock history.
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Arguably one of the strongest albums to surface in 1996, The Legendary Roots Crew’s third studio affair is a focused project that’s unified in tone and heavy in musical versatility.
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Just as Brian Eno once suggested about The Velvet Underground’s 1967 debut LP, 'Pinkerton' made everyone who bought a copy want to start a band.
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With ‘Screamadelica,’ Primal Scream finally and deservedly earned the critical accolades and commercial validation that had eluded them earlier in their career.
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The band’s second studio album made us question everything before it, everything during it and everything after it.
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‘Break Every Rule’ did not need to manufacture another resurrection because Turner had already resurrected herself. Instead, it documented possession: of voice, sexuality, career, image and space.
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