Month: Jul 2025
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Memories of Urban Hymns: The Verve’s 90s Iconic Classic
In 1997, The Verve’s “Urban Hymns” dominated car radios and pub jukeboxes. It’s a Britpop classic—brilliant but messy, like a fine wine spilled on a rug!
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The Timeless Theatrics of Bat Out of Hell
Bat Out of Hell: an epic rock ride that’s like an over-the-top rollercoaster, complete with Meat Loaf’s powerful vocals, nostalgia, and a sprinkle of 70s magic. Buckle up!
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Why The Charlatans’ Between 10th & 11th Deserves a Second Listen
The Charlatans’ “Between 10th & 11th” is like that misunderstood cousin at family gatherings—awkward, ignored, but secretly brilliant; a treasure hunt for the brave and slightly offbeat!
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The Raw Genius Behind Prince’s Dirty Mind Album
Prince’s “Dirty Mind” is a cheeky, funky masterpiece showcasing his DIY genius at just 23. It’s raw, wild, and perfect for rebellious groove lovers. Hang on tight!
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The Stone Roses: A Timeless Debut Album Review
The Stone Roses’ debut album is like a magical time machine, taking you from 1989 to the present while making you question your music taste. It’s legendary—arguments welcome, but you’ll lose!
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Rediscovering Nova Mob by Nova Mob — Grant Hart’s Timeless 1994 Alternative Rock Gem
A look back at Nova Mob (1994), Grant Hart’s post-Hüsker Dü project. A timeless alt-rock album still sounding fresh today.
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Out Of My Comfort Zone: Adele – 30
Adele’s “30” is like a fancy emotional buffet: some dishes hit, while others feel like filler. But hey, even Adele can serve up a surprise or two!
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Welcome to The Listening Log
Hello and thanks for stopping by! The Listening Log is my personal music blog where I ramble through albums — old favourites, new discoveries, and everything in between. No pretence, no star ratings — just honest thoughts, track by track, mood by mood. Whether you’re here for nostalgic classics or fresh releases, I hope you…
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Exploring Depeche Mode’s A Broken Frame: An Essential Transition
In A Broken Frame, Depeche Mode trade in their synth-pop cheer for moody introspection, like a kid swapping skittles for existential dread. Fun, flawed, and historically essential!





