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Anglo For Your Ear: Suede’s “The Wild Ones”
Suede frontman Brett Anderson‘s stridently nasal voice is a bit of an acquired taste. But he could actually sing…check out 1995′s “The Wild Ones,” which is like a Britpop take on a mournful country-and-western tune. The lyrics are beautiful and poetic, and Anderson’s low register has a Johnny Cash quality that is very expressive. Wonderful song.