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Suede's first eponymous album was chosen as this week's crucial cut, once again, in the Sunday Times. They say :-
"The British rock scene was in a pretty torpid state in the early 1990's (and) media interest in a band of ambitious twenty somethings with a Bowie-fixated singer and a guitarist who could actually play was consequently intense.
As the first track, So Young, made abundantly clear, Brett Anderson had spent a lot of time listening to David Bowie's early album Hunky Dory, and had developed a similarly assertive, slightly yodelly way of delivering a melody. He sounded sexually ambiguous and determinedly decadent, particularly when he urged "chasing the dragon" in a shrill falsetto.
More about Suede, including audio clips of this album, here.
For those of you who remember David's famous meeting with Brett Anderson, you can send an e-card of that NME cover, here.
Thanks, Spaceface!