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The turn of the century wasn't kind to the band, and the compilation's final third reminds us of this all too painfully. Creative juices clearly were in short supply by the 1999 Bond theme "The World Is Not Enough", a predictable "Goldfinger" permutation signaling the band's limitless affinity for big budget theatrics. When 2001's beautifulgarbage took a stab at more "experimental" territory-- a move Garbage weren't equipped for-- Manson ended up sounding as bubblegum as the girly-girl late 90s singers she distinguished herself from on earlier releases. "Cherry Lips (Go Baby Go)" and "Shut Your Mouth" ape Gwen Stefani hella bad, while "Bleed Like Me"'s boring acoustic guitar and sarcastic lyrics scream out Sheryl Crow.
Spanking new single "Tell Me Where It Hurts", swollen with canned strings and Manson's Chrissie Hynde affectations, provides little hope for a Garbage rebound. The band's seemingly desperate to reinvigorate their cultural cachet, but Absolute Garbage's latter half emphasizes the depths they've fallen. Even on the enclosed DVD documentary, the band never appears as profound or engaging as the peripheral artists (c.f. Dave Grohl, Trent Reznor) they bump elbows with. Still, even the most hardened underground scenester may be surprised at how many quality hits they'll recognize on this collection. Whether classified as an extremely accessible grunge band or an extremely demented S&M pop outfit, the band left an indelible mark on mainstream rock in an era when boy bands, latin pop explosions, swing revivals and other cringe-worthy fads were gobbling rock bands up. It's just a shame Garbage had to outlive their usefulness to such an aesthetically displeasing degree.
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