It is, in fact, epic. Fascinatingly so. It only lacked one real thing:
Yeah, Leon made the sale there. And I still don’t know how much of that was meant to be satirical.
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It is quite the retrospective. And I don’t think it’s satire, his description of the last song seems on point.
On the other hand, my main impression is “Wow, that song is 20 years old?”
“Baby, I was never cool enough to get a job at a record store. But I could I wouldn’t want you anymore.” – The Refreshments, Suckerpunch
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That entire review felt Like I was back shopping at Tower Records and no matter what I was buying, the employees were still sneering at my taste in music. Even when I liked the album, and I’ll be honest “Fizzy” is one of my favorite albums, I still feel like the reviewer is sneering at me for not liking it for the right reasons.
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And I’ve just written many paragraphs about the state of 90s music and then deleted them because TMI, but “Fizzy’s” just a great album.