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| band names | 12:37pm 1/24/2006  |
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A thought finally pushed its way through my addled brain the other day. Unfortunately it wasn't anything useful, like "how to generate a million dollars of funding per year for my lab", and instead was the marginally useless "why the Legends are called the Legends". I realized that their first album Up Against the Legends sounded like Phil Spector producing the Jesus & Mary Chain, while their second Public Radio bore an uncanny resemblance to the early work of the Cure. Legends? Could frontman Johan Angerård be paying homage to his influences by assembling a band to continue their styles, lovingly deemed the Legends? Are the similarities to classic artists not theft but flattery? I'm smart. | |
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