What's the significance of Huey Lewis? Why was he chosen rather than someone else? What does his music symbolize that another artist wouldn't?
Why not death grips?
https://youtu.be/6WZ8xI9YykY
Heavily commercialized
If it was made today it would be coldplay or something.
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That's the song that Ellis had in the book. Just sticking to the source material.
It was probably because of these dubs
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>singles
not even once
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impressive
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This. In the book Bateman analyses the fuck out of a Genesis album as well as one by Whitney Houston. All three were generally pretty shallow pop albums with mass appeal.
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W I T N E S S E D
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Hip to be square has similar themes about someone who is an outsider trying to fit in / appear normal like everyone else. which is a large part of Bateman's story, I haven't done any reading or anything but that's the first thing I thought, other anons may correct me.
