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]]> By: cleekhttp://popdose.com/popdose-flashback-the-cult-sonic-temple/comment-page-1/#comment-52170 cleek Wed, 29 Jul 2009 00:32:28 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=23672#comment-52170 "Worse for the band, hip-hop was co-opting hard rock’s swagger and bravado, misogyny and myth-crafting."<br><br>Err, there are huge legions of people who never gave a crap about hip-hop. And they'd buy Cult albums, if those albums were any good. The Cult's problem was that they never really were the biker rock band that they pretended to be on Electric. They were more eclectic, romantic and, well, pretentious than that. They found a no-frills rock sound and held that sound for one record, but couldn't sustain it for much longer than that. The audience for their pre-Electric sound was relatively tiny; and once they started heading back to that older sound - longer, less concise songs, more ambitious lyrics - they went back to the old audience size, too. “Worse for the band, hip-hop was co-opting hard rock’s swagger and bravado, misogyny and myth-crafting.”

Err, there are huge legions of people who never gave a crap about hip-hop. And they'd buy Cult albums, if those albums were any good. The Cult's problem was that they never really were the biker rock band that they pretended to be on Electric. They were more eclectic, romantic and, well, pretentious than that. They found a no-frills rock sound and held that sound for one record, but couldn't sustain it for much longer than that. The audience for their pre-Electric sound was relatively tiny; and once they started heading back to that older sound – longer, less concise songs, more ambitious lyrics – they went back to the old audience size, too.

]]> By: cleekhttp://popdose.com/popdose-flashback-the-cult-sonic-temple/comment-page-1/#comment-40550 cleek Tue, 28 Jul 2009 20:32:28 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=23672#comment-40550 "Worse for the band, hip-hop was co-opting hard rock’s swagger and bravado, misogyny and myth-crafting."<br><br>Err, there are huge legions of people who never gave a crap about hip-hop. And they'd buy Cult albums, if those albums were any good. The Cult's problem was that they never really were the biker rock band that they pretended to be on Electric. They were more eclectic, romantic and, well, pretentious than that. They found a no-frills rock sound and held that sound for one record, but couldn't sustain it for much longer than that. The audience for their pre-Electric sound was relatively tiny; and once they started heading back to that older sound - longer, less concise songs, more ambitious lyrics - they went back to the old audience size, too. “Worse for the band, hip-hop was co-opting hard rock’s swagger and bravado, misogyny and myth-crafting.”

Err, there are huge legions of people who never gave a crap about hip-hop. And they'd buy Cult albums, if those albums were any good. The Cult's problem was that they never really were the biker rock band that they pretended to be on Electric. They were more eclectic, romantic and, well, pretentious than that. They found a no-frills rock sound and held that sound for one record, but couldn't sustain it for much longer than that. The audience for their pre-Electric sound was relatively tiny; and once they started heading back to that older sound – longer, less concise songs, more ambitious lyrics – they went back to the old audience size, too.

]]> By: cleekhttp://popdose.com/popdose-flashback-the-cult-sonic-temple/comment-page-1/#comment-33626 cleek Tue, 28 Jul 2009 19:32:28 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=23672#comment-33626 "Worse for the band, hip-hop was co-opting hard rock’s swagger and bravado, misogyny and myth-crafting."<br><br>Err, there are huge legions of people who never gave a crap about hip-hop. And they'd buy Cult albums, if those albums were any good. The Cult's problem was that they never really were the biker rock band that they pretended to be on Electric. They were more eclectic, romantic and, well, pretentious than that. They found a no-frills rock sound and held that sound for one record, but couldn't sustain it for much longer than that. The audience for their pre-Electric sound was relatively tiny; and once they started heading back to that older sound - longer, less concise songs, more ambitious lyrics - they went back to the old audience size, too. “Worse for the band, hip-hop was co-opting hard rock’s swagger and bravado, misogyny and myth-crafting.”

Err, there are huge legions of people who never gave a crap about hip-hop. And they'd buy Cult albums, if those albums were any good. The Cult's problem was that they never really were the biker rock band that they pretended to be on Electric. They were more eclectic, romantic and, well, pretentious than that. They found a no-frills rock sound and held that sound for one record, but couldn't sustain it for much longer than that. The audience for their pre-Electric sound was relatively tiny; and once they started heading back to that older sound – longer, less concise songs, more ambitious lyrics – they went back to the old audience size, too.

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