The Breeders' Last Splash 20th Anniversary Tour Brought the '90s Back at Grand Central Miami

Kat Bein October 10, 2013 12:30PM

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The Breeders

With Beach Day

Grand Central Miami

Wednesday, October 9, 2013

Break out your jelly shoes, your well-worn flannel, your youthful discontent -- the '90s are back.

It's not just some fashionable truth. The classic music of the '90s is still relevant. And that's cause for celebration. Some of the most influential albums of the era are nearing drinking age, including the Breeders' breakout, surprise smash, Last Splash.

In celebration of the record's 20th anniversary, the band got together at Grand Central to recreate the whole sonic experience as authentically as possible -- down to the same damn wind chimes used in the recording studio -- and played the whole album from beginning to end.

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Kat Bein is a freelance writer and has been described as this publication’s "senior millennial correspondent." She has an impressive, if unhealthy, knowledge of all things pop culture.

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