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・ Popular Democratic Action
・ Popular Democratic Front
・ Popular Democratic Front (Italy)
・ Popular Democratic Party
・ Popular Democratic Party (Dominican Republic)
・ Popular Democratic Party (France)
・ Popular Democratic Party (Puerto Rico)
・ Popular Democratic Party of Moldova
・ Popular Democratic Party of Puerto Rico primaries, 2003
・ Popular Democratic Party of Puerto Rico primaries, 2008
・ Popular Democratic Party of Puerto Rico primaries, 2012
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・ Pops Tour
・ Pops Yoshimura
・ Pops, We Love You (A Tribute to Father)
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・ Popscene (club)
・ POPSearch
・ Popshop
・ Popsicle (album)
・ Popsicle (band)
・ Popsicle (brand)
・ Popsicle (disambiguation)
・ Popsicle (song)
・ Popsicle Peak
・ Popsie Randolph
・ Popsiküla
・ PopSister
・ Popska, Gabrovo Province
・ Popski's Private Army


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Popscene : ウィキペディア英語版
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"Popscene" is a song by English alternative rock band Blur, released as a non-album single on 30 March 1992. Despite its relatively low chart placing, it has since become critically praised and regarded as one of the pioneering songs of the Britpop genre.
==Recording==
The song was first played live in Autumn 1991, and recorded at Matrix Studios in Holborn with producer Steve Lovell. The lyrics showed frontman Damon Albarn's distaste for the music business, complaining that there were too many insignificant indie bands.
Musically, it was different to the style seen on the group's first album ''Leisure'' and featured heavily flanged guitars, a Can influenced drumbeat, and brass from session players the Kick Horns. The band considered "Popscene" to be the loudest and best thing they had worked on at that point.

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