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** Despite "Cult of Personality"'s objective look at past historical figures ("From Mussolini to Gandhi"), suddenly it's an anti-Obama anthem. The song was written in TheEighties, ''long'' before Obama was even nationally known. It's also been used to describe UsefulNotes/DonaldTrump, although the song came out well before Trump ever eyed the US Presidency.
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** Despite "Cult of Personality"'s objective look at past historical figures ("From Mussolini to Kennedy", "Like Josef Stalin, and Gandhi"), suddenly it's an anti-Obama anthem. The song was written in TheEighties, ''long'' before Obama was even nationally known. It's also been used to describe UsefulNotes/DonaldTrump, although the song came out well before Trump ever eyed the US Presidency.
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* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: While most younger listeners are aware of their importance and impact on AlternativeRock and the development of NuMetal, they may fail to see just how revolutionary and out-there their music was back when they first arrived. An all-black rock act that mixed hard rock and metal with elements of funk, jazz (including more avant-garde jazz stylings), reggae, hip-hop, and soul, without sacrificing their heaviness, with a funk and soul singer doing rock, an avant-garde jazz guitarist who blended heavy riffing with Hendrixian sonic exploration and an anarchic freeform approach to soloing that sounded like aimless noodling, but was rock-solid from a theory standpoint, a rock bassist, and a drummer who could mix ThrashMetal and jazz fusion styles while also making nods to African folk and electronic and drum and bass all came together to create a band that was like nothing else out there. People who were only around to see the results of their influence, however, are unlikely to be able to completely grasp the scope of it.
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* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: OnceOriginalNowCommon: While most younger listeners are aware of their importance and impact on AlternativeRock and the development of NuMetal, they may fail to see just how revolutionary and out-there their music was back when they first arrived. An all-black rock act that mixed hard rock and metal with elements of funk, jazz (including more avant-garde jazz stylings), reggae, hip-hop, and soul, without sacrificing their heaviness, with a funk and soul singer doing rock, an avant-garde jazz guitarist who blended heavy riffing with Hendrixian sonic exploration and an anarchic freeform approach to soloing that sounded like aimless noodling, but was rock-solid from a theory standpoint, a rock bassist, and a drummer who could mix ThrashMetal and jazz fusion styles while also making nods to African folk and electronic and drum and bass all came together to create a band that was like nothing else out there. People who were only around to see the results of their influence, however, are unlikely to be able to completely grasp the scope of it.
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* MemeticMutation: "Living Colour, my favorite BlackMetal band"
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* MemeticMutation: "Living Colour, my favorite black metal band"[[labelnote: Explanation]]Jokingly calling the band BlackMetal band"because they are [[{{Pun}} black guys in a metal band]].[[/labelnote]]
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* MemeticMutation: "Living Colour, my favorite BlackMetal band"
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* FirstInstallmentWins: ''Vivid'' is still their most acclaimed album, and nothing that came after has been able to match it.
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** Despite "Cult of Personality"'s objective look at past historical figures ("From Mussolini to Gandhi"), suddenly it's an anti-Obama anthem. The song was written in TheEighties, ''long'' before Obama was even nationally known.
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** Despite "Cult of Personality"'s objective look at past historical figures ("From Mussolini to Gandhi"), suddenly it's an anti-Obama anthem. The song was written in TheEighties, ''long'' before Obama was even nationally known. It's also been used to describe UsefulNotes/DonaldTrump, although the song came out well before Trump ever eyed the US Presidency.
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* SeinfeldIsUnfunny: While most younger listeners are aware of their importance and impact on AlternativeRock and the development of NuMetal, they may fail to see just how revolutionary and out-there their music was back when they first arrived. An all-black rock act that mixed hard rock and metal with elements of funk, jazz (including more avant-garde jazz stylings), reggae, hip-hop, and soul, without sacrificing their heaviness, with a funk and soul singer doing rock, an avant-garde jazz guitarist who blended heavy riffing with Hendrixian sonic exploration and an anarchic freeform approach to soloing that sounded like aimless noodling, but was rock-solid from a theory standpoint, a rock bassist, and a drummer who could mix ThrashMetal and jazz fusion styles while also making nods to African folk and electronic and drum and bass all came together to create a band that was like nothing else out there. People who were only around to see the results of their influence, however, are unlikely to be able to completely grasp the scope of it.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: "Cult of Personality," most notably the epic guitar solo.
* EpicRiff: "Cult of Personality."
** "Pride", "Glamour Boys" (this one's also an EarWorm), their cover of [[Music/TalkingHeads "Memories Can't Wait"]]... they've had quite a few of these.
* EpicRiff: "Cult of Personality."
** "Pride", "Glamour Boys" (this one's also an EarWorm), their cover of [[Music/TalkingHeads "Memories Can't Wait"]]... they've had quite a few of these.
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* MisaimedFandom: Despite "Cult of Personality"'s objective look at past historical figures ("From Mussolini to Gandhi"), suddenly it's an anti-Obama anthem. The song was written in TheEighties, ''long'' before Obama was even nationally known.
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** Despite "Cult of Personality"'s objective look at past historical figures ("From Mussolini to Gandhi"), suddenly it's an anti-Obama anthem. The song was written in TheEighties, ''long'' before Obama was even nationallyknown.known.
** According to Vernon Reid, "Elvis is Dead" doesn't castigate Elvis like some had believed it too. Rather, the point behind the song is "You didn't see Elvis at the shopping mall."
** Despite "Cult of Personality"'s objective look at past historical figures ("From Mussolini to Gandhi"), suddenly it's an anti-Obama anthem. The song was written in TheEighties, ''long'' before Obama was even nationally
** According to Vernon Reid, "Elvis is Dead" doesn't castigate Elvis like some had believed it too. Rather, the point behind the song is "You didn't see Elvis at the shopping mall."
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** "Pride", "Glamour Boys" (this one's also an EarWorm), their cover of [[Music/TalkingHeads "Memories Can't Wait"]]... they've had quite a few of these.
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* [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Crowning Music of Awesome]]: "Cult of Personality", most notably the epic guitar solo.
* EpicRiff: "Cult of Personality".
* MisaimedFandom: Despite "Cult of Personality's" objective look at past historical figures ("From Mussolini to Gandhi,"), suddenly it's an anti-Obama anthem. The song was written in TheEighties, ''long'' before Obama was even nationally known.
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* EpicRiff: "Cult of Personality".
* MisaimedFandom: Despite "Cult of Personality's" objective look at past historical figures ("From Mussolini to Gandhi,"), suddenly it's an anti-Obama anthem. The song was written in TheEighties, ''long'' before Obama was even nationally known.
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* [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Crowning Music of Awesome]]: SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: "Cult of Personality", Personality," most notably the epic guitar solo.
* EpicRiff: "Cult ofPersonality".
Personality."
* MisaimedFandom: Despite "Cult ofPersonality's" Personality"'s objective look at past historical figures ("From Mussolini to Gandhi,"), Gandhi"), suddenly it's an anti-Obama anthem. The song was written in TheEighties, ''long'' before Obama was even nationally known.
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* MisaimedFandom: Despite "Cult of
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* MisaimedFandom: Despite "Cult of Personality's" objective look at past historical figures ("From Mussolini to Gandhi,") ViewersAreMorons kicks in and suddenly it's an anti-Obama anthem. The song was written in TheEighties, ''long'' before Obama was even nationally known.
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* MisaimedFandom: Despite "Cult of Personality's" objective look at past historical figures ("From Mussolini to Gandhi,") ViewersAreMorons kicks in and Gandhi,"), suddenly it's an anti-Obama anthem. The song was written in TheEighties, ''long'' before Obama was even nationally known.known.
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* NeedsMoreLove: Whenever a "Top X Guitarists" list is published, Vernon Reid's name is usually suspiciously absent.
** ''Rolling Stone'' [[http://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/5945/32609/33426 acknowledged his greatness.]]
** ''Rolling Stone'' [[http://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/5945/32609/33426 acknowledged his greatness.]]
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* [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Crowning Music of Awesome]]: "Cult Of Personality" most notably the epic Guitar Solo
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* [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Crowning Music of Awesome]]: "Cult Of Personality" of Personality", most notably the epic Guitar Sologuitar solo.
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** Rolling Stone [[http://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/5945/32609/33426 acknowledged his greatness.]]
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** Rolling Stone ''Rolling Stone'' [[http://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/5945/32609/33426 acknowledged his greatness.]]
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: "Cult Of Personality" most notably the epic Guitar Solo
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic Crowning Music of Awesome]]: "Cult Of Personality" most notably the epic Guitar Solo
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** [[YourMileageMayVary YMMV]] on the magazine, but Rolling Stone [[http://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/5945/32609/33426 acknowledged his greatness.]]
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** [[YourMileageMayVary YMMV]] on the magazine, but Rolling Stone [[http://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/5945/32609/33426 acknowledged his greatness.]]
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That\'s item is used in-song, so it belongs on the main page.
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* PopCultureIsolation: Criticised in the song "Wall".
