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Polly Jean Harvey is an English singer/songwriter. In the 90's she was one of the leading ladies of Alt. Rock. PJ Harvey begand as a trio(with Steve Vaughn on bass, and Rob Ellis on drums). They released "Dry," "4 Track Demos," and "Rid of Me." After "Rid of Me", the rest of the band departed, and PJ Harvey released "To Bring You My Love" solo. This album became a worldwide success, selling over one million albums. It also gained critical success, and was ranked 3rd in Spin's Top 100 Albums of the 90's. The next album was "Is This Desire" in 1998. A bit more artsy, it got mixed reviews. Though ...read more
Polly Jean Harvey is an English singer/songwriter. In the 90's she was one of the leading ladies of Alt. Rock. PJ Harvey begand as a trio(with Steve Vaughn on bass, and Rob Ellis on drums). They released "Dry," "4 Track Demos," and "Rid of Me." After "Rid of Me", the rest of the band departed, and PJ Harvey released "To Bring You My Love" solo. This album became a worldwide success, selling over one million albums. It also gained critical success, and was ranked 3rd in Spin's Top 100 Albums of the 90's. The next album was "Is This Desire" in 1998. A bit more artsy, it got mixed reviews. Though, Harvey says it's her personal favorite. It was a bit more focused on electronics and keyboards then guitars like her previous albums. In 2000, she released "Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea." This album has probably been her more accesible album so far. It won but critical and commercial success, and won the Mecury Music Prize in 2001. 2004 saw the release of "Uh Huh Her." The album sounded a lot like her earlier work. And though it was acknowledged that it wasn't her best effort, it still received plenty of good reviews from the critics. « hide |
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