Music
May, 1992
Vic GarbariniRock and Roll has always been a voracious mongrel, constantly assimilating and recycling its elements. While Eighties groups like Guns n' Roses drew on Seventies bands Led Zep and Aerosmith for inspiration, those Nineties upstarts, the La's and Scotland's Teenage Fanclub, leapfrog back to the Sixties. On Bandwagonesque (Geffen), Teenage Fanclub fashions an alternate musical universe where Neil Young joins the Beatles (or is it Peter and Gordon?) to create melodic, if curdled, valent...
