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GRASS ROOTS This London quartet is nothing ''Other'' than great
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Release Date: Feb 11, 2003; Lead Performance: Supergrass; Genre: Rock
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Ken Tucker
Ken Tucker is critic-at-large for EW
Whether working out a heavy T. Rex obsession on ''Seen the Light'' or doing an XTC-smashes-the-Who's-guitars number like ''Never Done Nothing Like That Before,'' this London quartet continues to evince range and spunk aplenty on Life on Other Planets. They're uneven, to be sure. Most original rocker: the thrillingly terse ''Grace.'' Biggest load of bollocks: ''Prophet 15.'' But Supergrass are never less than lovable.
Posted Feb 14, 2003
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