Title: A album that gets under your skin and defines a generation
Product review: For years, I've been looking for an album to define the '90s. Each decade had its band and album. The '50s saw the height of the Beatles. The '60s saw the Doors. The '70s had Led Zeppelin. And the '80s had Metallica. But where does that leave the '90s. Some think it was Nirvana, but most definitive bands last at least the decade it defines. Pearl Jam could fit the mold, if only they wouldn't define the hippie-gen as well. But enough, the band/album has to adhere to the social climate. Ours has been an uncertain one, where techonology and conflict escalates. Where the youth feel helpless but still hopefull. Looking to an future that's both awe-inspiring as well as horrifing. With that, i define what our album, and band, needs to be. One that captures both the faith and the confusion, along with the love and hate. And that band/album is Nine Inch Nails' The Fragile.
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