The London Suede - Head Music
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- ElectricityDownload & Buy
- Savoir FaireDownload & Buy
- Can't Get EnoughDownload & Buy
- Everything Will FlowDownload & Buy
- DownDownload & Buy
- She's In FashionDownload & Buy
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- Elephant ManDownload & Buy
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- Indian StringsDownload & Buy
- He's GoneDownload & Buy
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Album Details: Head Music
- Release Date:
- 06/01/1999
- Label:
- Sony
- UPC:
- 074646998625
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God-damn good!!!
, March 31, 2001Reviewer: jonathan m - See all jonathan m's reviewsThe songs are extremely good..but still there are some that I still do not like...'cos a kind of mix....Good luck!1 -
try to listen more times
, September 28, 2000Reviewer: yaubb - See all yaubb's reviewslisten more times so you may feel it is very good
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| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews Coming Up was every bit the triumphant comeback Brett Anderson and company were expecting and it was a terrific little record, but it did suggest that Suede had begun to reach the limits of Ed Buller's production ideas, while also feeling a little superficial. The very fact that its sequel was produced by Steve Osbourne, the man behind classics LPs from New Order and Happy Mondays, suggested they were returning to the dark undercurrents of their first two records, yet, Head Music is Coming Up, Pt. 2. Working with Osbourne has added some vague elements of electronic and dance music to Suede's signature sound, but these primarily manifest themselves in the form of gurgling analog synths and canned, old-school drum machines. Essentially, they're just window-dressing, since the songs themselves are extensions of the glam flash of Coming Up. While that hardly qualifies as an artistic progression, it hardly qualifies as a bad album either, and they've never sounded quite as unself-conscious as they do here. Suede even gets downright silly at times, whether it's the goofy puns of the title track or the ridiculously intoxicating stomp "Elephant Man." It's hard not to miss early Suede -- the psychedelic "Indian Springs" comes close to capturing the feel, but it's bright, not menacing, and the ballads are pretty, not majestic -- but even in this streamlined incarnation, nobody does this kind of trash pop as alluringly as Suede. Nobody can turn out a single as thrilling as "Electricity," nobody can grind out sex'n'drugs anthems as electrifying as "Can't Get Enough," or swoon as fetchingly as "She's in Fashion." When it comes down to it, nobody makes cheap sleaze sound so alluring. - Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide |
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The London Suede Biography
Suede kick-started the Brit-pop revolution of the '90s, bringing English indie pop/rock music away from the swirling layers of shoegazing and dance-pop fusions of Madchester, and reinstating such conventions of British pop as mystique and the three-m...Full The London Suede Biography
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