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Nevermind (1991) - Nirvana


The truth is that I know a little unusual to say something about this album, an album so very famous. I would in a short but powerful comment: Nirvana released in 1991 the disc more convulsive of recent decades. That would leave, and instigate everyone to hear him again and again. But since I have the purpose of discussing all this string Record unbelievable, I will with this "Nevermind " Nirvana

are not, as stated in attempts to magazines and music, the creators of Grunge , in the case of we admit it as a real movement, which I personally do not, although there somehow a connection , they want them or not, from groups like Nirvana , Pearl Jam or Soundgarden . This movement, or whatever you want to call, pass in space and time in those late 80's and early of the 90's and today, although some of the groups that formed to continue rolling, something of the past and never return. Therefore, before they were already the Melvins , Mudhoney, Mother Love Bone or Green River, groups of those who drank these bands. What he did was lead Nirvana, I do not think intentionally, all that attitude throughout the planet, thus so popular by this Nevermind.

I must say that I really like Nirvana , I love, has always been, but this album I had so captivated like others in the published in 1991 . Yes I spent more with the "In utero (1993 ) that caught me a little more educated musical awareness and yes it happened, of course, with the attitude of the group, how to deal with the popularity bandied about and so little respect. This is how I wanted to meet my high school days and my fights at home, that was the attitude. The downside is that it was the same as many people disappointed that the movement went so far as tele and fashion wanted. Musically

"Nevermind " is a pump, an amount of energy contained in 12 + 1 brutal themes, but what I like about his cuts is the simplicity of them: The way they get so deep and make move the head so as easily with a simple premise: A battery consisting of drum, box, a pair of turntables and a drum and a guitar and a bass playing virtually the same and that in the case of the guitar is almost exclusively fifth ... That is the achievement of this record and the genius of the composers. This is born or not, period.

I enjoyed Nirvana for years and see them on my TV and my videos got me through with sorrow and glory of a typical childhood and adolescence structured frantic and wild. All my crazy memories of those years have background songs and flashes of this grupazo. I offer, therefore, for them and, of course, for this piece of album.

Highlights:

• The arsonist video Lithium Nirvana and appearances in the video for Sonic Youth to the title of this blog " 1991 the year punk broke " and his other video "Nirvana tonight sold out "where there is a living instrument on stage. 13'50''
• The album's final cut: "Endless nameless " which is when used to end with live instruments.
• " Something in the way " live slow and distorted.
• The atmosphere of " Come as you are "

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published January 13, 2009

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Leisure (1991) - Blur


Time to enter the dream world of Blur in those youth choirs, those boots Martins and these poles Fred Perry, in that self-confidence and a desire to sleep with as many girls possible and in such steps festivals in the UK doing most vibrant group assistant and participant in these concerts in slums crummy leaving 100 people shocked the shift. Ladies and gentlemen, we 1991 and we are witnessing the debut album by Blur , one of the best groups that has given the United Kingdom.

When thinking Leisure me constantly comes to mind a fresh and lively youth waves and a huge desire to have fun heciendo music something that thousands of groups of friends have tried once, but that only a few like Blur have combined with enormous talent and, therefore, have failed. It is true that it is their best album, much less, in fact the very Damon Albarn has said that along with "The Great Escape (1995 ) are the two worst records the band. I do not know if I'll be right because none of the Blur albums and I feel bad, of course, what follows is an energy that would continue the " Modern Life Is Rubbish (1993 ) y el " Parklife " ( 1994 ), sus dos mejores trabajos, y que iría perdiendo fuerza después con trabajos como el " 13 " ( 1999 ) o el " Think Tank " ( 2003 ) donde se ve una clara ruptura con un pasado genial y un giro hacia nuevas historias de menor calidad, quizás. Los años noventa, por tanto, son la cima de la banda y el pistoletazo de salida, este " Leisure ", de ahí su importancia.

Visto que no es un album que destaque en la discografía de Blur por su calidad, voy a centrarme en lo meant and how it Blur were at that time. For this I recommend you dig out the video "Starshaped (1994 ) where you will see, according to the synopsis of the three years hidden camera on the road with Blur, from Reading 1991 through the dark years of the EEC in 1992 and to the Modern life and discover that most teenagers about Blur acustumbrarse trying to have a camera follow them in their concerts, festivals, their fights etc . It is also a document to see how they were by Blur live then. Not very good, indeed, especially Albarn has never been known for having a great voice.

Highlights:

• The letters . I do not know whether for better or worse because they are not great writing, but accurately reflect the youthful spirit of the disc. Read " Fool," "She's so high " or " There's No Other Way ('re Taking the fun / Out of Everything / I do not want to think at all )
• " Repetition "and how well each instrument is side by side (to the voice!) Ship

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Critic published December 6, 2008