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    Man-Made

    For a moment in the early Nineties, when Teenage Fanclub's major-label debut, Bandwagonesque, hit modern-rock airwaves on the heels of Nirvana's Nevermind, the Scottish band seemed poised to ride the grunge rocket into the hearts and minds of America's youth. Instead the band jettisoned most of its...

    2005 RS: 3of 5 Stars

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Ragged grunge and delicate pop songcraft met on these Glaswegians' breakthrough 1991 album, Bandwagonesque, making them seem, at the time, a sort of mild Scottish analogue to Nirvana. But the similarity turned out to be only riff-deep: Soon Teenage Fanclub dropped the noisy haze and concentrated on the simple clarity of Byrds-y, Big Star-y guitar pop. The group's three songwriters, Norman Blake,...

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