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Entry #7 – Head Music (a.k.a Suede’s Be Here Now?)

This is an album I’ve been wanting to delve into for a while. See, I loved Coming Up, it’s my go to Suede album and one that commercially took the band to the top during the latter days of the Britpop era. With Blur fading into the background in the aftermath of The Great Escape’sContinue reading “Entry #7 – Head Music (a.k.a Suede’s Be Here Now?)”

Entry #6 – Feelin’ (aka Lillywhite v Leckie)

For this one I want to mix things up a little bit. I’ve been having creative spurts lately that only seem to happen just when I’m about to go to bed and the latest one came when I was listening to the La’s the other night. I’ll say off the bat that their one andContinue reading “Entry #6 – Feelin’ (aka Lillywhite v Leckie)”

Entry #5 – Tsunami (a.k.a Coasting Along Nicely)

So here’s the thing. Normally, I would be posting a full-blown album review for this Friday followed by another single review next week. However, that album review isn’t quite clicking for me right now but I’m going to aim to have it done for next Wednesday at the latest. In the meantime, I’m going toContinue reading “Entry #5 – Tsunami (a.k.a Coasting Along Nicely)”

Entry #4 – Jigsaw Falling Into Place (a.k.a I Accidentally Started To Like Radiohead)

If you read my review of The Great Escape last week (And I hope you did), whilst looking over the track Globe Alone I mentioned Jigsaw Falling Into Place, the lead single from Radiohead’s 2007 album In Rainbows. Believe it or not, I previously had no intention of diving into Radiohead’s discography all that much.Continue reading “Entry #4 – Jigsaw Falling Into Place (a.k.a I Accidentally Started To Like Radiohead)”

Entry #3 – The Great Escape (a.k.a I’m A Professional Cynic But My Heart’s Not In It)

Over the course of lockdown, Tim Burgess has been busy keeping the masses happy on Twitter by organising online listening parties (#TimsTwitterListeningParty) for various albums. Well, on Friday August 21st, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Battle of Britpop between Oasis and Blur, we heard the latter’s album The Great Escape (Coincidentally celebrating itsContinue reading “Entry #3 – The Great Escape (a.k.a I’m A Professional Cynic But My Heart’s Not In It)”